Consumer Protection: The Australian government is enforcing a strict supermarket code to protect consumers. Meanwhile, interest rate debates continue, and big sporting events unfold, including the 100th Brownlow Medal and the recognition of local sports champions.
The Australian government is making significant changes to consumer protection by introducing a stronger mandatory supermarket code, pushing for penalties against major retailers like Coles and Woolies for violating it. This move aims to help families deal with rising living costs. In other news, the Greens are pushing for interest rate cuts, but the Finance Minister warns against interfering with the Reserve Bank's independence. Meanwhile, a truck driver involved in a fatal crash is appealing his license suspension, and there are plans for a new Marine Hospital in Queensland if the LNP gains power. Lastly, excitement builds for the 100th Brownlow Medal with a competitive race featuring top players like Nick Dacos and Marcus Bontempelli, with predictions suggesting Bontempelli could win. Additionally, Cameron Smith's team is celebrated as the 2024 Live Team Champions.
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Investigations continue after alleged stabbing
Meanwhile police are still investigating how and why two Toowoomba men were allegedly stabbed on the Gold Coast.
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More storms to smash the South West
Parts of the South West were smashed by storms late yesterday and we're being told there's more on the way today.
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'Still hope' as search for missing man continues
A search for a missing man in Murgon will recommence at 6 this morning.
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Israeli strikes continue in Lebanon as more Aussies arrive home; PM apologises for distasteful comment; And US braces for one of the worst storms in 100 years
Israeli strikes continue in Lebanon as more Aussies arrive home; PM apologises for distasteful comment; And US braces for one of the worst storms in 100 years
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QANTAS fined $100k for selling tickets to ghost flights
QANTAS fined $100k for selling tickets to ghost flights
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John Farnham's voice heard for the first time since cancer surgery
John Farnham's voice heard for the first time since cancer surgery
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Labor and Coalition clash over Middle East motion
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says the Coalition can’t get behind a motion that goes beyond just condemning the attack on Israel.
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PM opens parliament with strong condemnation of October 7 attack; Radio legend John Laws announces retirement
Parliament’s back, and the PM's opened with a strong message, condemning the October 7 attack and calling for peace in the Middle East.
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Thunderstorms to hit the South West
The Weather Bureau says damaging winds, heavy rainfall could be on the cards in Toowoomba, Roma and Kingaroy.
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