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Gout on course to break the oldest and most famous record in Australian athletics. After setting a new Australia under-20 record in the 200m on Sunday, 16-year-old Gout Gout, is aiming for Peter ...
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Opinion. US Votes 2024. Trump dodged a bullet. Let’s hope the world does, too – and he loses. Never before have so many alarm bells been rung about a Republican candidate by so many ...
Today’s inflation caused by yesterday’s COVID spending
Oct 29, 2024 · The federal government’s total economic and health spending on the pandemic reached $343 billion, or 16.6 per cent of GDP. That does not include the Reserve Bank’s stimulus spending, which ...
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Increasingly, the chances are it will be dementia. In 1974, there were just 338 deaths attributed to dementia. By 2023 that number had seen a near 5000 per cent increase. Today, 5.00am. Shane Wright.