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Voice referendum has become an ‘elite proposal’: Warren MundineIndigenous Leader Warren Mundine says the Voice to Parliament has become an “elite proposal”. “Supported by all the corporations, supported by all these organisations and sporting bodies and schools and everything like that,” Mr Mundine told Sky News host Amanda Stoker.
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‘Unlikely’ people will go back to office five days a weekSmall Business Women Australia Founder Amanda Rose highlights the need for workers to negotiate with employers regarding flexibility with work. “I find it very unlikely that most people would want to go back five days,” Ms Rose told Sky News Australia.
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Beloved star from iconic rock group diesThe keyboard player for iconic rock group The Kinks, John Gosling, has died aged 75. 7NEWS
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Photo of ABC crew on the driveway of Woodside CEO revealedSky News Australia has obtained the photograph of an ABC crew on the driveway of Woodside Chief Executive Meg O'Neill in Perth which casts into doubt the ABC's pleas that its journalists did not go onto private property during an attempted raid by climate activists.
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Leaked confidentiality agreement reveals conditions for Labor's workplace reformsSky News has obtained a copy of the confidentiality agreement the Federal Government is requiring employer groups to sign if they want to take part in workplace reforms amid concerns from the business community over 'same job same pay' laws.
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‘We’ve got to be vigilant’ warns expert as many Aussies fall victim to SMS scamsTech Guide Editor Stephen Fenech says Australians “can’t relax” after a new report showed 80 per cent of Australians have fallen victim to SMS scams. “We just can’t relax; we’ve really got to be vigilant; we’ve got to take precautions whenever we've seen a text message or a call we don’t recognise,” Mr Fenech told Sky News Australia.
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