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Sweet thief jailed for shoving Tesco security guard was 'just trying to save life of diabetic friend'

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Sweet thief jailed for shoving Tesco security guard was 'just trying to save life of diabetic friend'

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Design for $40m upgraded Leichhardt Oval open for comment

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Design for $40m upgraded Leichhardt Oval open for comment

Designs for a $40 million upgrade of Leichhardt Oval in Sydney have gone public and are now open for public comment. The ground is currently home to the West Tigers NRL club. The NSW Government hopes the upgrades will extend the ground’s life for another 15 years. Planned work includes renovation of the western grandstand with new stadium seats, modern hospitality and media facilities, four female change rooms for players and a new northern gran…See the Story

Why The RBA Could Still Raise Interest Rates Next Month – channelnews

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Why The RBA Could Still Raise Interest Rates Next Month – channelnews

In what could be a blow for retailers who are faciung a tough first quarter in 2026, Investors continue to price in a low chance of an interest rate increase at the Reserve Bank’s early February meeting, but the economic backdrop is making that confidence look increasingly fragile. A move higher after the February 2-3 policy gathering would still shock markets, yet a string of stronger-than-expected indicators has complicated the outlook and forc See the Story

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