Consumer watchdog accuses airline of false, misleading or deceptive conduct; plus soldiers hospitalised in second NT military accident
and fall in profits. The company, which also owns Domayne and Joyce Mayne, posted a full-year underlying net profit of $471.9m, down from $673.5m the previous year. Harvey Norman blamed high inflation, rising living costs and discounting for its decline in sales.and just its second since it became a self-funded government business enterprise in 1989. “Further losses are expected unless Australia Post can secure the necessary support required to modernise its business,” it said in a statement.
Four years after her murder by ex-boyfriend James Hachem, Samah Baker’s remains have been found in Goulburn.on the southern outskirts of Goulburn have been identified as belonging to Sydney woman Samah Baker, who was murdered by her ex-boyfriend more than four years ago. James Hachem, 37, is serving a minimum 18-year prison term for the murder.… for a new TV arts show.
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