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Proposal to stop bike lane incursions would increase towing, add new signs

On June 9, 3-year-old Lily Grace Shambrook was riding in a carrier attached to her mother’s bike when she was struck and killed by a semi. Ald. Andre Vasquez believes the accident would have been prevented by his proposal to step up towing of vehicles blocking bike lanes.

Chicago Sun-Times

'Don't create a nightmare': Calls played in govt fraud trial

Phone recordings related to an alleged case of conspiring against the Commonwealth have been played.

The Canberra Times

How much Sue Gray earns amid damning verdict on Boris Johnson's Partygate scandal

Sue Gray, whose Partygate lockdown report has finally been delivered, is one of the best-paid senior civil servants in the Cabinet Office

Daily Mirror

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Australia’s government is changing after nine years of the Coalition – what happens next?

From the swearing in of Anthony Albanese and his ministers, to department ‘red books’, the public service is ready for the transition

The Guardian - AU

DUP minister Edwin Poots' plan to rename department HQ for Queen's jubilee 'still under consideration'

The Agriculture Minister is consulting with colleagues

Belfast Live

Alan Tudge, Scott Morrison and who knows what about Rachelle Miller’s reported $500,000 payout

No one knows anything about the payout process (except when they do). Political editor Katharine Murphy walks through the saga

The Guardian - AU

‘Had better days’: Alan Tudge’s single exchange with education department since standing down

Confusion has surrounded post of education minister since PM insisted Tudge was still in cabinet, despite standing aside

The Guardian - AU

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Live export ban class action costs could more than triple for federal government

Two years on from the Federal Court ruling in favour of the livestock industry, analysis finds compensation costs for the federal government could triple the original estimate.

ABC News

Rachelle Miller, who accused Alan Tudge of bullying during relationship, makes historical claim against another Liberal MP

The former government staffer who accused senior Liberal MP Alan Tudge of abusing her while in a consensual relationship, has alleged another Liberal politician sexually harassed her more than a decade ago.

ABC News

DUP minister Edwin Poots 'considers renaming department HQ to mark Queen's Jubilee'

The department declined to comment due to the current Assembly election campaign

Belfast Live

We have Schrödinger’s minister with Alan Tudge both in and out of Morrison’s cabinet

The prime minister hopes to slide away from scrutiny by revving his campaign engine so loudly that all voters will hear is ‘Don’t vote Labor’

The Guardian - AU

Forcing Ireland's banks to pay €150m levy could lead to higher costs for consumers, Department of Finance warns

Officials said that maintaining annual income from the levy as KBC and Ulster Bank departed the Irish market would leave AIB, Bank of Ireland, and Permanent TSB to foot the full bill

Irish Mirror

Provide relief to households by cutting rates bills – Sir Jeffrey Donaldson

The DUP leader said relief on rates had been brought in before and can be done again now.

The Independent UK

Neil Gibson to take up Permanent Secretary role at Northern Ireland Department of Finance

Professor Gibson is currently Chief Economist at EY in Ireland

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Government minister tells people to ‘shop around’ instead of ‘complaining’ about cost of living

Sean Fleming, Minister of State at the Department of Finance, made the controversial comments on RTE Radio 1's Drivetime programme on Monday. He was responding to a question by host Sarah McInerney on whether the Government have been slow to react to the cost of living issue

Belfast Live

Stormont's £100million underspend is "absolutely outrageous", blasts MLA

Department of Finance insists “Executive wants to carry over funding into the next financial year"

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