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Kelly Brook asked to feature in The Crown season 6 in 'incredible' scene

Former model Kelly Brook has confirmed that she's had a 'picture clearance request' for one of her pin-up shots from the nineties to be used in the upcoming season of hit Netflix series The Crown

Daily Mirror

Casino regulator launches investigation into Crown Resorts for providing credit to gamble

Royal commission found bank and blank cheques had been exchanged for chips at Crown in Melbourne in breach of restrictions

The Guardian - AU

Crown Melbourne facing more sanctions

Victoria's gambling regulator has started disciplinary proceedings against Crown Melbourne over the alleged swapping of blank cheques for gambling chips.

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Crown Paints warns of 'another challenging year' as rise in costs, inflation and competition bite

Revenue and pre-tax profits both dipped during the company's latest financial year

Birmingham Post

Victorian farmers raise biosecurity concerns over proposed Loddon River campsites

Farmers in Central Victoria fear allowing more campers to access land bordering their properties could undermine weed control efforts and place their stock at risk of disease.

ABC News

Labour's prizes: Art, wine and the Ardern Cup

Labour figures buying art, wine and other collectibles for the party to auction for fundraising was not unusual, a party 'hack' told the High Court

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The four lies Chris Dawson told that landed him behind bars for murdering his wife Lynette

It was one of Australia's most high-profile murder cases and took more than 40 years to solve. These are the four lies Chris Dawson told that, eventually, meant he was jailed for murder.

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Donations trial: Battle of the translators

Finally, the defence opens in the case of seven people charged with crimes over political party donations - and it starts with a word by word challenge to Chinese translations relied on by the C

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Australia’s problem gambling capital is looking for more pokies, and here’s who profits

You may suspect the last thing a socially-challenged town like Alice Springs needs is more gambling machines, but that’s just what is proposing.

The New Daily

Hughes grilled over investigators, legal tactics

Head of the public service says agencies will own, fix and learn from failures

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SFO raids house, seizes kids' laptop

Defence lawyers attack the actions of the Serious Fraud Office in its political donations inquiry, questioning what investigators told judges to get search warrants

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Anne Salmond: Injustice is like a whale

Rather than defining Te Tiriti as "a partnership between races", perhaps it could be visualised as a meeting place where different groups come together to resolve injustices.

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Where Rhys Jones' killer is 15 years after he died on way home from football practise

Rhys Jones' killer Sean Mercer was helped in various ways by 10 other people, including his mother, with nine jailed for their involvement in the murder of the youngster

Daily Mirror

Political donor offered $30m bail security

The wealthy Chinese donor in the political donations case offered to hand over legal rights to $30m of properties in NZ so he could visit his dying mother in China.

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After decades of abuse, insensitive officials anger survivors

Pressure builds ahead of the country’s top public servant appearing at hearings this week

The Independent UK

Builder who lied his way into top NHS jobs ordered to repay £96,000

Jon Andrewes, 63, falsely claimed to be a doctor to win chairmanship of two trusts and a hospice on six-figure taxpayer-funded salaries

Daily Record

Stirling man avoids jail term after being caught in possession of class-A drugs

Thirty-three-year-old admitted possession of class-A drug with intent to supply at Causewayhead address.

Wales Online

Man faked PhD to get jobs as chairman of two NHS trusts and earn £1million

Jon Andrewes called himself doctor and also got a top job at a hospice

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Why the Lundy case will never go away

The nation was transfixed by scenes of Mark Lundy being held up at the funeral of his wife and child, only to be jailed for their murder two years later. Twenty years on, it's a case that won't go aw

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Judge to hand down verdict in Chris Dawson murder trial this month

Former Sydney teacher Chris Dawson is weeks away from learning the verdict in his murder trial for the alleged murder of his wife, Lynette.

The Conversation

Australian conservatism succumbs to the same radical tendency as like-minded parties abroad

As bad as it is, Scott Morrison’s surreptitious circumvention of Australia’s parliamentary and Cabinet processes might have got worse.

The Independent UK

Matthew Desmond's book 'Poverty, by America' coming in 2023

Matthew Desmond’s first book since his Pulitzer Prize winning “Evicted” is not just a study of who is poor in the world’s richest country

Daily Record

Tullibody woman convicted of embezzlement pays off £183k Proceeds of Crime order

Karen Humphries, of Tullibody, previously admitted embezzling £75,000 while employed at mortgage and investment brokers Solicitor Financial Services and last week Stirling Sheriff Court heard how she had paid off a £183,000 Proceeds of Crime order.

The New Daily

Michael Pascoe: Money laundering and corrupt cash in real estate – another item for Labor

There is a lot on Labor’s agenda for fixing, but a place needs to be found ending real estate being used for money laundering and investing corrupt cash.

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Goodfellow's praise for a jolly good fellow

Did Chinese businessman Yikun Zhang court politicians for status and influence, or did they seek him out for donations and votes?

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