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'More people a choice': motion to debate unpopular housing estate blocked

The notice of motion was defeated after a lengthy debate.

Newcastle Herald

'Truckloads of rubbish': golf club issues fore over squatter and dumping

Mattresses, shopping trolleys, toys, burnt-out cars and a jet-ski have been dumped.

Newcastle Herald

Candidates from the clergy see role for religion in Democratic Party - Roll Call

As Democrats look beyond 2024’s losses, candidates from clergy backgrounds see a bigger role for religion in an increasingly secular party.

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Two-Thirds Of Newlyweds Take On Debt To Pay For Their Weddings, Experts Say That May Not Be A Bad Thing

Some 67% of newlyweds took on debt to pay for their weddings, a survey released by LendingTree in April found. Of that number, less than two-thirds had paid off what they owe, and 47% say they won't be caught up for at least six months.

Benzinga

Grandmother's mystery death has Lake Macquarie family searching for answers

'She was much-loved, and we will all miss her.'

Newcastle Herald

Alumnus 'no' voter feels divide on UON's decision to support the Voice

'I'm nervous of my face being connected to the marketing campaign ... that I'll be seen as a yes voter.'

Newcastle Herald

Most Americans believe a recession on the horizon. Here’s how experts say to prepare for one

Seven in 10 U.S. consumers see an economic downturn ahead, assuming one hasn’t already started. But awareness doesn’t equal preparedness — two in three admit they aren’t ready for what they think is coming, according to a survey from MagnifyMoney, a personal finance website.

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Bitcoin miners descend on Georgia to mint new currency

Georgia was the site of America’s first gold rush in 1828 when miners flocked to the mountains near Dahlonega looking to strike it rich. Nearly 200 years later, a new wave of miners is descending on the state.

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