FIVEAA News Briefing

The Albanese Governments 'Gambling reform bill' is dead in the water with with the Coalition, Greens and cross bench all calling for changes. 

Plans for Coles to move 1000 jobs off shore as it competes with Amazon.

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Aussie Billionaire James Packer married for a third time.

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The ABC has formally apologised to mining billionaire Gina Rinehart over a graphic satirical segment aired.

The States and Territories are all backing new national E-bike safety rules.

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Olivia Rodrigo puts Donal Trump on blast.

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Energy Minister Chris Bowen is 'copping flak' after his National Press Club Address. 

A fifth of Australian bird species are at 'extreme risk' with calls growing for a bird-flu vaccination program.

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Two Iranian footballers now citizens of Australia after making global headlines at the Women's Asia Cup back in March 

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The federal government denies it's divided over immigration policy.

Labor will force data centres to produce their own renewable energy.

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Ed Sheeran helped write TWO songs on current streaming charts.

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Energy Minister Chris Bowen unveiling a 20% percent discount on solar panels for businesses, schools and community originations.

An arson attack on a Victorian defense manufacturer is now being investigated as an 'act of Terror'.

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How would you feel paying for overhead luggage on flights?

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Prominent betting companies admit they're not sure how much of their revenue comes from proceeds of crime. 

One Nation trails in Victoria in latest opinion polls.

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Did this high-profile couple secretly tie the knot? 

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The federal governments senate inquiry into the gaming sector continues in Canberra today. 

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The Federal Opposition is urging the competition watchdog to do more to make sure service stations aren't price gouging.

First mass causality event from Bird flu confirmed.

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Will Barbie get a sequel?

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Treasurer Jim Chalmers is asking the ACCC to be on the lookout as the governments fuel excise cut lifts. 

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The government is resisting calls to extend the fuel excise cut which comes to an end at midnight

Dozens of sick and dead birds discovered 

World football boss ignores calls to stand down of World Cup controversy

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