Business · 3 October 2026
When One Nation vowed to restart native timber logging in Victoria, market participants in the timber, real‑estate, and environmental sectors found themselves oscillating between hopeful growth charts and green‑eyed…
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Politics · 3 October 2026
A chorus of councils, unions and a bewildered meteorologist are warning the prime minister that endless reassurance won’t keep up with climate, tech and commuter chaos, urging him to trade slogans for substance.
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Business · 3 October 2026
Experts admit Australia’s latest power reliability outlook relies on projects that, according to the latest review, will never materialise. The satire highlights the paradox of forecasting reliability with a portfolio…
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World · 3 October 2026
A planned execution of convicted murderer Christa Pike in Nashville went awry when a faulty IV caused pentobarbital to leak into the wrong bloodstream, leaving the woman unconscious on a ventilator. The incident has spar…
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Politics · 3 October 2026
Half the nation’s kids are born of immigrant parents, but politicians persist in pitching a monolithic Aussie narrative, leaving voters wondering whether the true story has finally been sold out.
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Finance · 2 October 2026
A major Australian bank severed ties with KPMG after a high‑profile audit leak, while market participants noted a modest lift in shares and a gentle retreat in US Treasury yields.
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Finance · 2 October 2026
Solstice Minerals’ latest drill intercept has market participants cheering, while Kantra Copper and Brazilian Rare Earths are left chasing smaller nuggets. The ASX buzzes as the three firms vie for the same glittering…
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Politics · 2 October 2026
Matt Davidson’s latest exhibition is being hailed as a national emergency, with experts claiming it will single‑handedly save the Aussie economy.
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Politics · 2 October 2026
In an unprecedented coalition, politicians Hanson and Spender have demanded that the Australian Taxation Office reverse its controversial ban on credit‑card payments, sparking a satirical debate over fiscal policy, con…
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