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This Australian island feels like another world - but it's just offshore (opens the original)
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Spot wild koalas and explore mangroves on this tropical escape. As we set off from the Magnetic Island ferry terminal at Nelly Bay in a four-wheel-drive minibus, our guide, Tim Hempstead, reveals he is not really a local. Although he has been on the island for 15 years, he says it takes 20 to be accepted. If all becoming a local needed was a knowledge test, Tim would have already passed with flying colours, never mind his South African accent. The island is eight kilometres from Townsville and h
Lib puts forward bold plan to fix ACT self-government's 'talent puddle' (opens the original)
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Canberrans would be handed the power to directly elect their chief minister under a bold proposal to reimagine how the capital is governed and deepen the political talent pool put forward by the Liberals' top Senate candidate. Nick Tyrrell also wants the ACT to examine a system that would allow the chief minister to select a cabinet from outside the Legislative Assembly, putting more experts in the mix to oversee crucial areas like health and education. The Liberal candidate said no government c
Losing no-worse-off GST deal would rip 900 teachers' salaries from ACT, Steel says (opens the original)
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Australia is at risk of entrenching inequality if it does not take action to end an unfair tax carve-up, the ACT Treasurer says. Chris Steel also believes the lose of a no-worse-off guarantee would strip the territory of 900 school teachers' salaries. The Treasurer has called for the end of changes to the way Australia distributes revenue collected by the goods and services tax that were designed to insulate Western Australia and have been patched over by billions of dollars in no-worse-off paym
Fix the GST carve-up or Australia's egalitarian values are at risk: Steel (opens the original)
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Australia is at risk of entrenching inequality if it does not take action to end an unfair tax carve-up, the ACT Treasurer says. Chris Steel also believes the lose of a no-worse-off guarantee would strip the territory of 900 school teachers' salaries. The Treasurer has called for the end of changes to the way Australia distributes revenue collected by the goods and services tax that were designed to insulate Western Australia and have been patched over by billions of dollars in no-worse-off paym
Serious hate speech to attract jail time in proposed ACT law change (opens the original)
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People found guilty of serious vilification in the ACT would soon face jail time under proposed changes to anti-hate speech laws the government said would also include a broader ban on Nazi symbols. Attorney-General Tara Cheyne said the government would introduce a bill to overhaul the territory's hate crimes and vilification laws in December, following a review of the laws that came after last year's Bondi terror attack. "The ACT is the only Australian jurisdiction whose serious vilification of
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