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The former NSW One Nation leader was ordered to pay Alex Greenwich $140,000 in damages for defaming him. The independent Sydney MP’s lawyer says it should have been more.
Victoria ‘concedes its donation laws are unconstitutional’ [The Age paywall]
In an unusual move, the state government has asked for part of its laws to be struck out before a High Court battle.
Dozens of Aboriginal Territorians from remote communities travelled to Darwin where they stand alongside Environment Centre NT in a bid to axe a controversial water allocation plan.
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[4] The answer may be also shortly stated: yes.
[5] The reasons for that answer are longer.
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