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Search ArticlesPolitical donations from gambling and horse racing companies surge
The figures come as the Albanese government continues to mull over a ban on gambling advertising. Parliamentary Library research of Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) data showed racing organisations, betting companies and sports linked to horse racing donated $66,650 in 2013 to Labor and the Coalition. This rose to $488,000 in the 2023 financial year. The total donations from eight companies — including Sportsbet, Tabcorp and Victoria Racing Club — totalled $2.7 million across the decade.
On public transport and live music
Commenting on the story: Public transport’s lingering COVID hangover Maybe if they stopped changing the timetables and routes it might entice people back. The outer southern routes and timetable changes made recently are a joke. – Robyn Nash The trip from my house (Norwood) to my parents house (Seacliff) takes over 1 hour and 10 mins and costs $4.40 each way. (that’s close to 2.5 hours and almost $9 round trip). These are two suburbs that supposably have good public transport connections.
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This data might signal an end to the LNP and ALP
This suggests that the constant Lib-Lab blame game (‘It’s all the fault of the other party’) is not believed by voters, and probably contributes to the general dissatisfaction with Lib-Lab. I would guess that if the Greens managed to agree (they won’t!) to not attack Lib-Lab and strictly ran on policy, they would win even more votes. The discontent with Lib-Lab doesn’t necessarily spell good news for the Greens or independents.
'Real break': How the US election could impact Australia's economy
Australia National University professor Wesley Widmaier Jr said the economic policies of Democratic candidate Kamala Harris and Republican candidate Donald Trump differ greatly. A second Trump administration would include a push to install broad-based tariffs on a range of US imports that would have economic consequences in Australia and globally, he said.
Truck driver charged over double fatal crash
Police and emergency services were called to Main South Road at Wattle Flat, 70 km south of Adelaide, at 12:15 pm on Monday after reports of a crash involving a truck and three cars. A truck and trailer collided with a black Ford sedan, a silver Ford sedan, and a white ute. A 44-year-old woman who was a rear passenger in the silver Ford died at the scene, and a second woman from the same vehicle later died in hospital.
Reserve Bank to make interest rate call at Tuesday meeting
The clear consensus of economists and the market is that the RBA board will keep the cash rate at 4.35 per cent at Tuesday’s meeting, given underlying inflation persists higher than they would like. But price growth has steadily declined in recent months, with headline inflation back within the RBA’s two to three per cent target range, aided by government energy bill rebates.
Harris and Trump make last-day election push
Even after the astonishing blur of events of the past few months, the electorate is divided down the middle, both nationally and in the seven battleground states expected to determine the outcome. The winner might not be known for days after Tuesday’s vote. A mail-in election ballot in New York. Photo: AP Former president Trump, a 78-year-old Republican, survived two assassination attempts weeks after a New York City jury made him the first former US president to be convicted of a felony.
Israel carries out strike in Syria
“Hezbollah’s intelligence headquarters has a branch in Syria, which includes an independent intelligence gathering, coordination, and assessment network,” the Israeli military said in a statement, expanding on the Air Force’s post on X. Syria’s defence ministry earlier said Israel targeted civilian sites south of the capital and had caused some damage. Syrian state media SANA said that initial reports indicated the strike had hit the Sayeda Zeinab area.
Understanding the cyber threat landscape
Last week, BDO took a look at the threats faced by businesses from nation state actors to cyber criminals. But it is also vital to understand the evolving threat landscape. This ecosystem is a complex web of various actors, each with unique motivations and capabilities, posing a range of risks to the financial and operational integrity of organisations.