And with that we are going to put the blog to bed
Thank you for spending the day with us. Let’s go though the big headlines:
Most Australian women in their 20s have experienced sexual violence, data shows.
Retailers call for teenagers to enter workforce to plug staffing shortage.
New initiatives developed at the national jobs summit to be announced Friday.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers admits stage three tax cuts ‘very expensive for the budget’.
Affirmative consent laws pass Victorian parliament.
Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions increased by 1.5% in quarter after Covid restrictions ended
Anthony Albanese pays tribute to Mikhail Gorbachev as ‘one of the true giants of the 20th century’
Convicted of murdering his wife Lynette, Chris Dawson arrives at Sydney prison
NSW premier Dominic Perrottet issues ultimatum to rail unions over industrial agreement.
Masks are no longer mandatory for passengers on domestic flights.
Covid isolation period reduced to five days for people with no symptoms.
We will see you tomorrow! Until then – stay safe.
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Woman denies deliberately driving into cheating husband and his lover
When Christie Lee Kennedy saw her husband kissing another woman she felt her “whole life had been torn apart”, a Queensland court has been told.
But the 37-year-old has denied deliberately driving into her husband and the woman he was having an affair with just seconds later.
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