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'Spendthrift' sandgropers trigger GST allowance critics

The scale of cash handouts in the Western Australian budget has infuriated some economists, who argue they are provocatively inflationary.

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One million pushed to brink amid child poverty crisis

Advocates are renewing calls for Australia to adopt a nationally-agreed definition of child poverty, as concerning data shows almost one million are struggling.

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Ex-Tory member sues party over suspension for criticising Israel

Exclusive: Bruce MacInnes, whose grandfather was archbishop of Jerusalem, told genocide remarks were antisemitic

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Gender equality helps companies beat the competition

Companies taking steps towards gender equality are reaping the benefits of less staff turnover, more women in leadership and better shareholder value.

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Big-spending budget raises questions over living relief

A cash splash from the nation's richest state is targeting housing supply and health but critics say there should have been greater cost-of-living relief.

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Housemates review – a dynamic rock’n’roll riff on a global gamechanger in neurodivergent care

The remarkable true story of how the resident of a Cardiff institution and a student revolutionised supported living is told with agit-prop energy and via superb performances

The Guardian - UK

‘Myanmar is under the yoke of a pariah regime’: Calls grow in UK for release of Aung San Suu Kyi from prison

Two former UK foreign ministers join call for action after William Hague told Independent documentary it is possible to be critical of former Myanmar leader ‘but also say we should be campaigning for her release’

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Alan Duncan attacks Tory party after being cleared over antisemitism claims

Former minister exonerated after ‘political decision’ led to investigation despite there being no formal complaint

The Guardian - UK

'Nation-leading' WA budget splurge fired by big surplus

WA has rolled out a "nation-leading" state budget, with billions of dollars to help families, boost housing supply and diversify its mining-led economy.

AAP

There are Tory splits over Gaza, but the party is only really going in one direction – towards Israel

The criticism of David Cameron among Tory MPs shows how far the party has moved from its long-held Arabist tradition, writes the Spectator’s political editor, Katy Balls

The Guardian - UK

Tory infighting grows as peer calls for end to Israel arms sales

Nicholas Soames says end to weapons exports would send strong message on the crisis in Gaza

The Guardian - UK

Legal assessment of Israel’s actions in Gaza risks being subsumed in Tory row

Conservative supporters of Israel want David Cameron to dial back criticism and accept defeat of Hamas is in UK’s interest

The Guardian - UK

Tories investigating Alan Duncan’s comments on party’s pro-Israel ‘extremists’

Former MP has said Conservative minister Tom Tugendhat and peer Eric Pickles should be sacked

The Guardian - UK

Tory rightwingers risk destroying party for 'more than a generation' with infighting, warns ex-minister

Sir Alan Duncan sounded the alarm over fate of Conservatives after latest poll suggested they could get less than 100 MPs at the general election

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Housemates review – rip-roaring real-life story of a revolutionary experiment

Astounding tale of how a volunteer at a Welsh hospital changed the lives of neurodivergent people globally is dynamically directed and movingly told

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Wide disparity in gender pay gap across businesses

Australia has made steady progress on closing the gender pay gap but it has started to stall, with some businesses taking leaps and others doing the minimum.

Newsroom.co.nz

Off or on? The debate over GST on fruit and veges

Insider UK

Aberdeen subsea tech firm hires new chief executive

He joins from the same position at Edinburgh-based Vert Rotors

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Conservative donor has defamation case against Tory MP struck out

Mohamed Amersi criticised by high court judge for his conduct in proceedings against Charlotte Leslie

ABC News

Peter Dutton says the gender pay gap was 17.4 per cent under Labor and fell to 13.8 per cent under the Coalition. Is that correct?

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says the gender pay gap under Labor was 17.4 per cent and fell to 13.8 per cent under the Coalition. RMIT ABC Fact Check looks at the numbers.

Bangkok Post

Extracting value from data

Less than half of data and analytics (D&A) leaders (44%) believe that their team is effective in providing value to their organisation, according to a new survey by Gartner Inc.

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Gartner: Data analytics teams failing to deliver benefits despite rising budgets

Less than half of data and analytics (D&A) leaders believe their team is effectively delivering value to their organisation. A survey of more than 500 D&A leaders globally found that just 44% reported their teams are unlocking tangible long-term benefits for their firms despite rising budgets and growing expertise. SEE…

The Independent UK

‘Suicidal treachery’: Tory grandee’s stark warning to Boris Johnson allies over Brexit revolt

Exclusive: Ex-Foreign Office minister says plotters will ‘push party into oblivion’

ABC News

Meet the 'Sandwich Generation' — the growing sector of women caring for their children and their parents

Coined in the 1980s, the 'sandwich generation' refers to women who are caring for their children and their parents, all while trying to have a life of their own. This cohort is growing as more kids stay at home longer and older people are living longer.

ABC News

WA's labour market in dire straits ahead of national Jobs and Skills Summit

Fixing the skills shortage is not as easy as throwing bodies at the problem. Ahead of the national Jobs and Skills Summit, here's what WA's labour market looks like.

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