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Motoring Editor at The Australian.
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Performer Dinah Christie won over audiences while playing charades on TV’s Party Game

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By Philip King Verified
| Flipboard
2 hours ago NEW YORK (AP) — Nearly a quarter-century after rap star Jam Master Jay of Run-DMC was shot to death, a man admitted in court Monday to a role in a killing that stymied investigators for decades. Jay Bryant, 52, pleaded guilty to a federal murder charge, telling a judge that he helped other people …
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Harry Hill: New Bits & Greatest Hits

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By Philip King Verified
| guildhallartscentre.com
Booking opens at 11am on Friday 10th May 2024 The Badger Parade is back on! Join me on my Diamond Jubilee lap of honour as I celebrate 60 Glorious Years of fun, laughter and low level disruption! Marvel! As I offer new insights into the hot topics of the day such as the demise of the SCART lead, The Culture Wars, the differences between crab sticks and rhubarb and the origins of Tirimisu! Guffaw with delight! As I delve into my back catalogue using my patented ‘Old Bit Randomiser’ for old...
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January insolvency rise a sign of year to come: CreditorWatch

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By Philip King Verified
| Accounting Times
Insolvencies leaped 12.5 per cent in January and will keep heading up this year as the lagging effect of cash rate increases flow through the economy, CreditorWatch says. The credit bureau’s chief economist Anneke Thompson said businesses were entering insolvency at a higher rate than before the pandemic and it would take several interest rate cuts before consumers began spending again. “We’re already above pre-Covid levels, round about 0.7 per cent now,” she said.
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