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NT Labor politician Manuel Brown caught speeding multiple times, years after fatal crash conviction

A Territory Labor politician who was convicted over a fatal crash 17 years ago had his licence suspended last year for speeding multiple times, it has emerged. Manuel Brown reportedly had his licence suspended for three months in October for racking up multiple speeding tickets in a taxpayer-funded car — a matter Opposition Leader Selena…

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The inside story of how one of Canberra’s longest running cold cases, the Irma Palasics killing, was solved

Two houses, three break-ins, violent attacks and more than $100,000 stashed away. Those circumstances led to the brutal killing of 72-year-old grandmother Irma Palasics.  It was one of Canberra’s longest-running cold cases, until a DNA match brought down the attackers.  In 1999, two masked men broke into this Canberra house.  The couple who lived there,…

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As Liberals and Nationals jump ship, has One Nation won the ‘family feud’ of Australian conservatives?

Did neoliberals create the conditions for right-wing populist parties to thrive in recent years? That’s an argument we’re hearing from some analysts, such as Allan Patience, an honorary fellow at the University of Melbourne in the School of Social and Political Sciences, and a graduate of Monash University and the London School of Economics. “Over…

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