Karyn Paluzzano resigns from parliament

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NSW Labor faces a likely crushing defeat in a Penrith by-election triggered by the
snap resignation of disgraced MP Karyn Paluzzano.

Tourism Australia highlights big things

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We've all passed them on the road, or pulled over to take a happy snap when the kids
demanded to see the big ... whatevers.
But how many of them can you think of?

LNP is an 'unhappy marriage': Bligh

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Queensland Premier Anna Bligh says the state no longer has a viable opposition.
Two Liberal National Party MPs - Aidan McLindon and Rob Messenger - quit the party

Charges laid over insulation death

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(AAP) - Charges have been laid against a father-and-son company over the death of a worker electrocuted while fitting roof insulation under a botched federal government scheme.

Hungry Jack's sued for underpaying staff

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(AAP) - Fast food chain Hungry Jack's is being prosecuted for allegedly underpaying staff at its Tasmanian outlets by more than $655,000.

Audit nuke risk at Lucas Heights: Greens

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(AAP) - There are new calls for an independent audit into the Lucas Heights nuclear facility, with a whistleblower claiming staff are at risk from serious safety breaches.

Patients, doctors to be e-tagged: report

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(AAP) - A federal government plan to give every patient and doctor a unique e-health record would save the Australian health system $7.6 billion a year and prevent 5000 deaths, a report says.

NBN can be built without Telstra: report

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(AAP) - Telstra has been given six weeks to strike a deal with the government on the National Broadband Network (NBN) after a study found it could be built within budget and without Australia's big

Henjak has Broncos backing

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(AAP) - Ivan Henjak's coaching future at the Broncos is safe despite the club finding wins scarce.

Miners 'reassessing in light of new tax'

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Mining companies have privately told the federal government they can afford to pay
higher taxes, Resources Minister Martin Ferguson says.

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