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- Sep 18, 2026
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Shoplifting is up 10 per cent in two years. The retail sector has had enough (opens the original)
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Mariana Boulos doesn’t need the latest crime statistics to know Sydney has a retail theft problem. “Some thieves blatantly, in broad daylight, take things from the front of the shop, even with a lot of people walking around,” said Boulos, who owns The Well Store, an eco-friendly beauty product store in Rozelle in the city’s inner west. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Bondi towers plan paused after mayor replaced in random vote twist (opens the original)
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Waverley Council has paused its contentious masterplan for 3000 new homes at Bondi Junction after a new mayor aligned with Labor was elected by random ballot at a meeting on Tuesday. Waverley Council is perfectly balanced between Liberal councillors and independents aligned with Labor and the Greens, which necessitated a new vote for mayor at the two-year mark of its four-year term. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
AI risk is ‘deadly serious’, not far from ‘real-world crisis’: Rudd (opens the original)
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Kevin Rudd has urged Australia to develop its own frontier artificial intelligence models, warning the world is not far from a real-world crisis and Australia can’t rely on the US to develop its cyber defences. The risk posed by autonomous AI is “deadly serious” Rudd, the former Australian prime minister and current president and chief executive of the Asia Society, told The Financial Review’s Asia Summit on Tuesday. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
‘They don’t even play it’: NRL bid ‘proof WA gets too much GST’ (opens the original)
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NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey has invoked Western Australia’s bid to poach the NRL grand final from the east coast to argue the goods and services tax carve up unfairly enriches the west at the expense of other states, saying: “They don’t even play it [rugby league].” Mookhey on Monday gave evidence to an inquiry by the Productivity Commission which, in an interim report in August, recommended returning to the pre-2018 GST system because a deal legislated by the Morrison government and supported
Australia’s super success has made it complacent: Wikramanayake (opens the original)
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Macquarie Group chief executive Shemara Wikramanayake says that the building of Australia’s huge $4.8 trillion superannuation pool has made the country complacent about competing for foreign investment. Australia’s superannuation savings made up the fourth-largest saving pool in the world – “way beyond the GDP of this country” – and on track to reach $8 trillion by 2030, Wikramanayake said at the Sydney Investment Summit on Thursday. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when you subsc
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