HEADLINES: ADF Parachuting Death at Jervis Bay and Tonight’s Major Budget Tax Shake-up
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HEADLINES: ADF Parachuting Death at Jervis Bay and Tonight’s Major Budget Tax Shake-up
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🗞️ HEADLINES
- An Australian soldier has died, and another is injured, following a parachuting accident at Jervis Bay Airfield on the New South Wales Coast.
- In tonight’s Federal Budget, Young Aussies are being promised they’ll be given a ‘level playing field’ when trying to buy their first home.
- Aussie star and commentator Abbie Chatfield has issued a public apology after her boyfriend, musician Keli Holiday, was detained and denied re-entry into the United States.
- Six passengers on board a cruise ship hit by a deadly hantavirus outbreak are in “good health” as the government races to get them back to Australia within 48 hours.
- Delta Goodrem has surprised fans by announcing a new studio album, titled Pure, just days before taking the stage at Eurovision.
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