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Meta tells Indigenous inquiry it has no content moderators in Australia
Meta officials have conceded they are "not aware" whether any of their content moderators are Indigenous at a racism inquiry.
Harvey Norman, Latitude issued $55m penalty for misleading ad campaign
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The two businesses misled customers into taking out credit cards and paying additional fees in a 60-month interest-free payment scheme, the corporate regulator says.
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Breaking: Bushfire inquiry delivers report into devastating 2026 Victorian fires
A Legislative Council Environment and Planning Committee report into the devastating 2026 Victorian bushfires has been tabled in parliament.
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KPMG to be grilled at parliamentary inquiry on secretly stashing client files
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Australian-founded restaurant at centre of South Korean court case over ant garnish
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Renewable-powered aluminium smelter snubbed for green energy funding
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Matthew Cox to stand trial for alleged Rockhampton killings of wife, baby
A man accused of murdering his wife Tayla Black, 30, and 11-week-old baby daughter Murphy at a Central Queensland home will face a criminal trial.