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The ‘new Byron Bay’ favoured by Pauline Hanson and her most powerful aide (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. We’ve been in Rockhampton only a couple of hours and finished one interview when a text arrives, out of the blue, from James Ashby. “Welcome to town,” says the One Nation party director. He recommends the lamb at a restaurant in nearby Yeppoon, a small coastal community 40 minutes up the road. This part of Central Queensland is Ashby country. The 47-year-old former radio presenter, who hails from
Win City2Surf, turn around, run 14km back: a champion’s Sunday schedule (opens the original)
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After tasting victory in this year’s 14-kilometre City2Surf race, Andy Buchanan said he planned to change shoes and “run back to the start”. He has marathons to train for, after all. The 35-year-old Victorian, who held the Australian marathon record, crossed the line first in a field of about 90,000 participants, with a time of 40 minutes and 27 seconds. The course record of 40:03, set by Olympian Steve Moneghetti in 1991, grew a year older. “I missed it by a fair bit this year, but I’ll be back
NSW Police reject Minns’ proposal to arm guards for public Jewish events (opens the original)
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The NSW Police Force has formally opposed the arming of private security guards at public Jewish events, countering a proposal described by Premier Chris Minns as a “small price to pay” for safety. Testifying before the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion on Monday, Deputy Commissioner Dave Hudson warned against providing any one group with extra security capabilities. The veteran officer, who bears responsibility for counter-terrorism, said the proposal would “further fracture”
Billion-dollar charity locked in $923m tax fight with the ATO (opens the original)
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His gardener and receptionist became millionaires overnight. His best friend and “right hand” man received assets worth $140 million. But the greatest beneficiary of Paul Ramsay’s will was his charity. Now, more than a decade after the private healthcare pioneer’s sudden death, the Paul Ramsay Foundation is locked in a $923 million fight with the Australian Taxation Office over income tax. Headquartered in a sandstone building with elaborate forged-steel gates in Sydney’s Darlinghurst, the found
‘Next shiny thing’: Inside Twiggy Forrest’s $7 billion charity (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Andrew “Twiggy” Forrest has a warning for billionaires who don’t use their wealth for good. “You’re going to die pretty flipping lonely,” the mining mogul said in a podcast interview last month. “And you deserve to.” Forrest wants to tackle some of the world’s hardest problems, from gender inequality and ocean pollution to modern slavery and bushfire threats. And he has built one of Australia’s bi
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