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| Why this AGM season is personal for directors
The Australian Financial Review (Thu, 15 Oct 2026) - The local head of proxy firm ISS says the industry’s recommendations are not personal, but some directors probably feel differently. |
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| Indigenous child protection boss Raylene Button filmed fighting elder in boardroom brawl
The Australian (Thu, 15 Oct 2026) - A director of an Aboriginal corporation managing $30m in government funds has been filmed trading blows and throwing an elder to the ground – in a literal boardroom brawl. |
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| Double standards from supermarkets to an uncomfortable ‘shrug emoji’
The New Daily (Wed, 14 Oct 2026) - Source: WA Labor Double standards are pretty standard in Australia – so standard that the past couple of weeks has been full of them in ... is from the same party that led a culture war over satire involving Gina Rinehart as “violence against women”. And the same political class |
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| ALP gas supply scheme fails to win support
The Australian (Wed, 14 Oct 2026) - The Albanese government’s gas reservation scheme is in doubt after the legislation failed to win over the Coalition or energy producers. |
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| Immigration blame game stops us confronting real issues
The Sydney Morning Herald (Wed, 14 Oct 2026) - No gift articles left You've used all of your gift articles. 3 more will become available on the 1st of every month. Ross Gittins is ... |
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| Plymouth Brethren leader Bruce Hales rejects political meddling claims before inquiry
The Cairns Post (Wed, 14 Oct 2026) - Plymouth Brethren Christian Church leader Bruce Hales has penned a parliamentary submission that addresses claims of directing his members ... |
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| The dangerous search for Australia’s next iron ore
The Australian Financial Review (Wed, 14 Oct 2026) - Forget trying to create the next megaboom. Australia needs to hustle wherever it can find an opportunity. |
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| The dangerous search for Australia’s next iron ore
The Australian Financial Review (Wed, 14 Oct 2026) - Forget trying to create the next megaboom. Australia needs to hustle wherever it can find an opportunity. |
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| Tartana’s new boss says the critical minerals junior is ready to tell its story
The Cairns Post (Wed, 14 Oct 2026) - Tartana Minerals has a host of critical minerals options in Queensland, starting with a silver prospect untouched for almost two decades. |