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David Jones to closes 19 stores and cut jobs

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The receivers in charge of David Jones have announced that 19 stores across the country will close as part of a major restructure which is designed to prevent the retail chain closing altogether.

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David Jones to closes 19 stores and cut jobs

25 min

The receivers in charge of David Jones have announced that 19 stores across the country will close as part of a major restructure which is designed to prevent the retail chain closing altogether.

Democrats take control of US Congress

25 min

It's been a bruising midterm election for Republicans in the US, with the Democrats winning back a majority in the House of Representatives and taking control of the Senate.

Home borrowers brace for rate rise

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It's an anxious wait for home borrowers tonight with Australia's central bank poised to raise interest rates tomorrow for the fifth time this year.

Erin Patterson's appeal fails

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Victoria's highest court has removed the possibility of parole for jailed triple murderer Erin Patterson after rejecting Patterson's appeal against her convictions for killing her relatives with a Beef Wellington meal laced with death cap mushrooms.

Israel election remains deadlocked

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Another day of counting in Israel has not brought clarity on who will form the next government. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud-led bloc still has the most seats ahead of the opposition bloc led by the Yashar party's Gadi Eisenkot but neither seems willing to work with Arab parties.

Israel election on a knife edge

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Israel's next prime minister is yet to be decided as exit polls from the country's most contentious election in decades indicate a near neck-and-neck race between the leading blocs.

Israelis go to the polls

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The polls have opened in Israel's election with Benjamim Netanyahu facing a strong challenge from former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot, whose Yashar party was polling slightly ahead of Netanyahu's Likud going into election day.

MPs pay tribute to Helen Haines

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It's been an emotional day in parliament as it returned for the first time since the member for Indi, Helen Haines was struck by a car outside her Victorian electorate office last Monday.

Blame game over Snowy 2.0 budget blowout

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The Energy Minister Chris Bowen has defended the Snowy Hydro 2.0 scheme after a review revealed a major budget blowout to 25 billion dollars, 12 times the original estimated cost.

ABC reporter reflects on dramatic flood rescue

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ABC reporter Will Murray and another bystander have been involved in a dramatic rescue after a man drove into floodwaters north of Brisbane. The scene was captured on camera as the two saved the man's life seconds before his vehicle was submerged.

Helen Haines' husband speaks about tragedy

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The husband of Helen Haines has spoken at the Alfred Hospital in Melbourne where his wife remains in a critical condition. Phil Haines has confirmed that his wife has now had both legs amputated.

Family of MP's alleged attacker release statement

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The family of a man in custody over yesterday's ramming attack on Helen Haines has released a statement saying they are devastated by what has happened to the Indi MP, whom they describe as a friend of more than 20 years.

Greens leader disputes senator's leave status

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A dispute has broken out between Greens Senator Jordon Steele-John and party leader David Shoebridge about whether the former is taking leave as allegations of inappropriate behaviour are investigated. In a lengthy post the WA Senator said he was not on leave, but David Shoebridge has released a statement this afternoon saying his understanding is that leave was agreed, and that he believes it's appropriate. 

Brethren Church leader fronts fiery inquiry

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The world leader of an evangelical church and his son have been called to answer questions about whether members of the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church intimidated candidates and paid neo-Nazis to heckle the Prime Minister.

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Greens want trust "loophole" closed

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Parents who pay private school fees from their trust funds could escape Labor's proposed trust tax, in what the Greens say is a loophole that must be closed.

ICE agents raid the home of Democratic Congresswoman

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Immigration agents have raided the home of Democratic Representative, Ilhan Omar as part of a criminal investigation which Ms Omar says is an attempt by Mr Trump to target his political enemies.

Mother of murdered surfers speaks in Mexico court

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The mother of two Perth brothers shot dead on a surfing trip to Mexico has delivered an emotional address to the court at the close of the trial of three men charged with their murder.

Firmus tries to save its share market float

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Data centre technology company, Firmus was hoping to be valued at 44 billion dollars in a mega float later this month, but the company appears to be in trouble with investors worried about an AI bubble.

Opposition promises major cuts to immigration

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The Coalition has released its long-awaited migration policy, saying if elected it would make the biggest cuts in the country's history, reducing net overseas migration to 100,000 in the first two years.

RBA raises cash rate to 4.6%

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The Reserve Bank has delivered its fourth interest rate rise this year, taking the cash rate to a 15-year high.

Treasurer warns of interest rate rise

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The Treasurer, is spruiking new data, which shows the latest federal budget came in 6 Billion dollars better than expected, but tomorrow the Reserve Bank is expected to hike up interest rates.

PM pitches for Security Council seat in UN address

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has used a 20-minute address to the United Nations General Assembly in New York to advocate for Australia to secure another term on the Security Council - arguing middle powers had a vital role to play in a changing world order.

Rogue AI hacks into Medicare

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The Federal Government has launched a taskforce to investigate how a rogue AI agent hacked into Medicare.

Gus Lamont family speaks

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It's been almost a year since four year old, Gus Lamont disappeared from the family's homestead in far-north South Australia and to mark the anniversary his parents have spoken publicly for the first time.  

WA bans smart glasses at state schools

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Western Australia will introduce the nation's strictest ban on smart glasses in public schools, the state's education minister has announced.

Interest rates: Reserve Bank signals tough action

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An appearance by officials from the Reserve Bank of Australia at a parliamentary committee has left observers even more convinced that more interest rate rises are on the way.

Government announces immigration overhaul

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Labor is tightening visa rules for international students and backpackers, while increasing efforts to remove overstayers as it seeks greater control over migration.

Saudi Arabia accuses Houthis of targeting Mecca

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Authorities in Saudi Arabia say they've intercepted a drone fired by Houthi rebels at Mecca. It's the latest sign of escalating tensions in a conflict which is threatening the transport of oil through the key Bab el- Mandeb strait. 

China furious over criticism of AI plan

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China has rejected suggestions that the US should continue to impede China's advancement in artificial intelligence by maintaining restrictions on sales of high end chips and semiconductors.

Government unveils draft digital duty of care laws

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The federal government has released draft laws that would change Australians' social media feeds and allow people to decide if they want an algorithm to determine what they see.

One Nation super policy criticised

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One Nation's plan to give Australians early access to their superannuation to help with the cost of living is being criticised by the super industry, the government and some economists.

Coalition calls for tobacco tax cut

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Health groups have slammed the Coalition's plan to slash the tobacco tax by 80 per cent as a strategy to tackle the illicit tobacco market.

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