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Police have shed new details on the scale of their search for a man wanted over the alleged murders of three people in NSW, after his remains were found. Workers and first homebuyers are among the winners of the Federal Budget while the Government has broken its promise to keep property investor taxes unchanged. The Salvation Army Australia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the land on which we meet and work and pay our respect to Elders\u202fpast, present and future. We share the love of Jesus by caring for people, creating faith pathways, building healthy communities and working for justice.<\/p>\n

IFM Investors\u2019 hostile bid spurned by Atlas Arteria shareholder<\/h2>\n

Curtin University was transformed into a glowing wildlife wonderland over the weekend as thousands of visitors descended on campus for the immersive Creatures on Campus experience. There was a time \u2014 in the days when the internet was still a force for fun \u2014 when Chuck Norris jokes roamed our screens. Aussies will be paying more at the bowser, checkout and building site but the Treasurer is optimistic the Middle East war won\u2019t significantly damage the economy. Anthony Albanese has forced to defend a furore over broken election promises as he and Treasurer Jim Chalmers scramble to fix the housing crisis by cutting back property investor tax lurks. Reported proposals to lift capital gains tax on share market investments could ultimately cost younger investors more than older investors, according to economists.<\/p>\n

Property owner says he helped wounded officer after Dezi Freeman shot at police<\/h3>\n

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