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RSL members in uproar after Hemmes snaps up city premises (opens the original)
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A CBD branch of the peak veterans group has outmanoeuvred its own members to sell their building to pub tsar Justin Hemmes for $19 million. Hemmes’ Merivale Group on Tuesday completed its purchase of the Barrack Street building formerly occupied by the Combined Services RSL sub-branch, weeks before the planned settlement date, after RSL NSW stripped dozens of members of their voting rights amid claims of branch stacking. The branch-stacking allegations have outraged veterans who joined the branc
‘Match report’: FitzSimons takes the field in Jones trial (opens the original)
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Former Wallabies second-rower Peter FitzSimons does not have a bad word to say about Alan Jones’ talents as a rugby coach. FitzSimons played under Jones at the Manly Rugby Club, and in 2017 touted him as a potential Waratahs coach, which he said would have the double benefit of getting him off the airwaves. Former 2UE presenter and current Herald columnist Peter FitzSimons does not have a good word to say about Alan Jones as a broadcaster. In 2018, he wrote that Jones was “a malignant tumour on
Plots, sub-plots and treachery: Hadley offers a peek behind closed doors at 2GB (opens the original)
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The autumn of 2019 was no more turbulent than any other period of Ray Hadley’s 20 years in talkback radio at 2GB, he told a court on Wednesday. It was the season that a secret contract for him to take over Alan Jones’ breakfast slot on double his $2 million salary was rescinded, leaving him with the increased salary component without the 1.30am starts. “Inadvertently, Alan Jones had doubled my salary for doing the same job,” he cheerfully observed. It was the time that he was accused of bullying
Watchdog investigates club board for employing corrupt manager (opens the original)
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The state gaming regulator is investigating the board of a western Sydney RSL club for allowing its general manager to remain in his position after he admitted to receiving kickbacks and for continuing to employ him after he was banned from holding office. Seven Hills RSL general manager Joseph Bayssari was found to have received undisclosed weekly payments from a club contractor that amounted to more than $280,000 over a period of four-and-a-half years, as well as free food and hospitality, for
Gambling reform package is a loss disguised as a win (opens the original)
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There is a particular feature of poker machine play that raises the pulses of reform advocates and gamblers alike, known as “losses disguised as wins”. The lights flash and the bells ring and the machine celebrates the spin like a win, but the payout is less than the amount wagered. Depending how far you wind back the time machine on this state’s slow descent into poker machine addiction, the Minns government’s long-awaited gambling reform package could be described as a loss disguised as a win.
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