
HEADLINES: The Tax Break Secured For Aussies & Protest Charges Under Review
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🗞️ HEADLINES
- NSW Police are reviewing charges laid against protesters after the state’s highest court ruled the protest laws in place at the time were unconstitutional
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Millions of Australians are a step closer to claiming a one-thousand-dollar tax deduction without receipts, with Treasurer Jim Chalmers announcing draft legislation will be released today
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Hollywood actor Rebel Wilson has praised her directorial debut, as she prepares to defend herself in a high-profile defamation case brought by the film's star
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Nicole Kidman has opened up about the ‘harrowing’ moment she learned her mother had died, just before accepting a major award in Venice
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