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LoadingThe bank has agreed to pay a further $35 million in fines due to breaches in how it handled deceased estates. ASIC said between 2019 and 2023, ANZ failed to refund fees charged to thousands of dead customers.“Time and time again, ANZ betrayed the trust of Australians,” ASIC chairman Longo said.“The total penalties across these matters are the largest announced by ASIC against one entity and reflect the seriousness and number of breaches of law, the vulnerable position that ANZ put its customers in and the repeated failures to rectify crucial issues.”How is the bank holding executives accountable?O’Sullivan apologised on…

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Reba McEntire reveals happy news after stepson Brandon Blackstock’s deathReba McEntire announced that she has taken her relationship to new level after mourning stepson Brandon Blackstock’s death The Voice judge and her longtime beau Rex Linn are finally engaged after five years of dating.She confirmed the joyful news on the 2025 Emmys red carpet on Sunday, September 14. The Young Sheldon alum played coy when a reporter from E! News referred to Linn as her “fiancé,” during an interview on the red carpet. We’re having a blast on ‘Happy’s Place’ and so glad to be here tonight,” she responded. Moreover,…

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“All really global cities have more than one international airport. We just happen to have a lot of very strong advantages that we will try to utilise.”Charlton said he hoped that work on the extra two gates at the international terminal could start within the next one to two years, and those at the domestic precinct by early 2028.The new terminal gates will be able to accommodate every type of commercial aircraft except A380 superjumbos. Under the plans, the gates at the domestic terminal will be able to switch between domestic and international travellers.An aerial view of the planned expansion…

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Video: Quick-fire questions with Gout GoutQuick-fire questions with Gout GoutWe’re sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We’re working to restore it. Please try again later.DismissSkip to sections navigationSkip to contentSkip to footerGout Gout is asked a series of quick-fire questions in Tokyo ahead of his senior Australian debut at the world athletics championships.September 15, 2025 — 5.28pm

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Video: Utah governor says accused killer of Charlie Kirk not cooperatingUtah governor says accused killer of Charlie Kirk not cooperatingWe’re sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We’re working to restore it. Please try again later.DismissSkip to sections navigationSkip to contentSkip to footerUS investigators are still trying to determine accused gunman’s possible motive for the assassination of political activist Charlie Kirk.September 15, 2025 — 5.55am

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Its recent party conference in Birmingham felt like a pre-emptive victory rally, with MAGA-like triumphalism and unorthodoxy. There were Make Britain Great Again caps and even a speaker from America who suggested the cancers suffered by King Charles and the Princess of Wales were linked to the COVID-19 vaccine.LoadingAs with the rise of Donald Trump, much of the media is offering a helping hand. Westminster-based reporters who did not see Brexit coming are determined not to make the same mistake again. To prove their fingers are firmly on the pulse of middle Britain, many are talking up Reform’s chances. In…

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“While we’re keen to deliver more footpaths where residents want them, many of the remaining streets without footpaths are in smaller and quieter residential areas that have significant trees.“It’s about striking the right balance so we’re providing footpaths where residents want them, like near schools, shops and public transport, while protecting the tree-lined character of our suburbs.”Parry said there were thousands of kilometres of footpaths in Brisbane, and the council had delivered almost 60,000 square metres of new and reconstructed footpaths in the past two years.The Hanleys’ walk from school to childcare is through quieter residential streets, but half the…

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He had only played five-eighth under Marshall. The arrival of Jarome Luai from Penrith meant that would continue, as Luai also wanted to be The Man.Who could blame him? The poor bugger had been forced to play second banana during a run of four straight titles behind a true generational player in Nathan Cleary.Lachlan Galvin playing against the Storm last Friday.Credit: Getty ImagesThe thing about being The Man is, when you want to be one, there can only be one.So, Galvin arrived at Belmore and, within weeks, he was no longer a five-eighth. He was suddenly wearing number seven, the…

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Across every single demographic or type of voter – including people in marginal seats, undecided voters, those aligned with a crossbench or major party, the employed and the unemployed – fewer than 10 per cent of voters said permanent migration was too low.Two in five Labor voters, 39 per cent, said permanent migration was too high, while 36 per cent said it was “about right” and 4 per cent said it was too low, with 21 per cent undecided.A substantial majority of Coalition voters, 63 per cent, said permanent migration was too high, while Greens voters were the only group…

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LoadingIn the meantime, Wall Street continued to drift around its record heights.RH fell 4.6 per cent after the furniture retailer reported profit and revenue for the latest quarter that came up short of analysts’ expectations. It also trimmed its forecasted range for revenue this fiscal year amid what CEO Gary Friedman called “the polarising impact of tariff uncertainty and the worst housing market in almost 50 years.”Oracle sank 5.1 per cent and was the single heaviest weight on the S&P 500 index. But that shaved only a bit off its surge from earlier in the week, when it soared to…

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