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Paul Karp

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Journalist. NSW political correspondent for Australian Financial Review. he/him
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NSW expands finance guarantee for affordable homes

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By Paul Karp 
| Australian Financial Review
By Paul Karp The Minns government in NSW will expand its presale finance housing guarantee to boost construction of affordable housing and homes in regional areas. NSW Planning Minister Paul Scully on Thursday will update the policy, which was the centrepiece of the 2025 budget, by announcing rule changes that will allow the government to underwrite up to 100 per cent of affordable homes. Loading...
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Second-hand AUKUS subs row one of greatest beat-ups: Richardson

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By Michael Read , Paul Karp 
| Australian Financial Review
By Michael Read,Paul Karp Former ambassador to the United States Dennis Richardson has dismissed criticism of Australia's acquisition of three second-hand nuclear-powered submarines under AUKUS as a "beat-up", as critics of the pact launch a fresh push to persuade the government to walk away from the deal.
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High Court loss to trigger tens of millions in detention compo claims

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By Paul Karp 
| Australian Financial Review
By Paul Karp The Albanese government has lost a High Court case on its liability for false imprisonment of non-citizens held in indefinite immigration detention, a decision that likely leaves taxpayers on the hook for tens of millions of dollars in compensation.
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