
Kyle Sandilands Sues ARN & Aussies Urged To WFH To Save Fuel Supplies
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Kyle Sandilands is taking his ARN contract termination to court claiming the decision to end the remainder of his 10-year, $100 million contract was invalid because he had not breached his obligations.
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The federal government says it’s up to workers whether they ditch the office to save on petrol after the world energy watchdog suggested Australia encourage working from home to protect our fuel supplies amid global shortages.
- Testing has begun on a new digital bond system that will let NSW tenants transfer their bond from one property to the next for just $25.
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US journalist Savannah Guthrie could return to her role on the Today Show in coming weeks, as she continues to deal with the disappearance of her mother.
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Chappell Roan is hitting back at claims her security team harassed a child at a hotel breakfast in São Paulo.
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