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The Kings School goes for a row over headmaster’s jaunt

The Kings School goes for a row over headmaster’s jaunt

The idea of headmaster and his wife swanning off for tea and scones at Henley-on-Thames sits awkwardly beside sacrifices most parents make to send their children to the private school system.

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Myths and stereotypes alive and well in NSW sexual assault trials
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Courts

Myths and stereotypes alive and well in NSW sexual assault trials

A new report has laid bare the trauma many sex assault victims feel in NSW courtrooms.

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Robert should face anti-corruption body over scrapped $191m software deal
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Stuart Robert

Robert should face anti-corruption body over scrapped $191m software deal

Former cabinet minister Stuart Robert held multiple meetings with a tech company that won lucrative contracts to build a government payment system.

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The Higgins-Lehrmann case may now spawn an investigation into the investigation into the investigation
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Opinion

The Higgins-Lehrmann case may now spawn an investigation into the investigation into the investigation

The ACT government has come out of the legal fiasco looking like some small-time shire council unable to run a criminal justice system.

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Abolition of NSW public service salary cap now looks a hollow promise
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Opinion

Abolition of NSW public service salary cap now looks a hollow promise

Premier Chris Minns’ key election promise to scrap the public service wage cap has come back to bite him with unions rejecting his government’s pay offer as little more than a variation on the Coalition’s controversial wages cap and an insulting breach of trust.

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Parents need complete confidence in childcare screening checks
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Child safety

Parents need complete confidence in childcare screening checks

The case against a childcare worker has sparked calls for a review of child safety measures.

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Trump is an American tragedy with potential to affect the world
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Donald Trump

Trump is an American tragedy with potential to affect the world

Donald Trump has been accused of betraying the United States, a traumatic outcome for a country that invests so much national myth and hope in its presidents. There are global implications too.

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Albanese should fire the starting gun on referendum date

Albanese should fire the starting gun on referendum date

Anthony Albanese should not miss the golden opportunity offered by this weekend’s Garma festival in the Northern Territory to announce the referendum date.

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Champion athlete Peter Bol hung out to dry by sports administrators
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Peter Bol

Champion athlete Peter Bol hung out to dry by sports administrators

Confidence in Australia’s anti-doping processes have been shattered after the treatment of middle-distance runner Peter Bol.

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Behaviour of major building industry players under scrutiny

Behaviour of major building industry players under scrutiny

Taxpayers don’t want to be left carrying the can if builders and developers aren’t regulated properly.

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Putin’s Russia flirts with nuclear catastrophe

Putin’s Russia flirts with nuclear catastrophe

Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev has delivered a repulsive reminder of the threat of nuclear war.

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