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Swiss army knife goes blade-less as weapon rules tighten

Swiss army knife goes blade-less as weapon rules tighten

The Swiss Army Knife, the iconic, more than century-old fold-up tool used by whittlers, soldiers and even astronauts, will soon be available without a blade.

  • by Paula Doenecke

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The existential threat to bitcoin
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Bitcoin

The existential threat to bitcoin

Last week’s halving of the supply of new bitcoins and the consequential halving of revenue to the cryptocurrency’s miners raises big questions for its future.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
The Star Gold Coast boss quits as cracks in casino culture deepen

The Star Gold Coast boss quits as cracks in casino culture deepen

Pubs billionaire Bruce Mathieson has increased his hold in The Star as an executive revealed Star Sydney’s safer-gambling teams were trained by reading a 15-page booklet.

  • by Amelia McGuire
Star wars: The dirty fight between the casino and its regulator
Opinion
Casinos

Star wars: The dirty fight between the casino and its regulator

It is very difficult to imagine how the current board of Star will be able to mend its relationship with the regulator and navigate the path to restore its licence.

  • by Elizabeth Knight
Britain’s best-paid woman hit by money laundering failures fine at gambling empire

Britain’s best-paid woman hit by money laundering failures fine at gambling empire

Online gambling firm Bet365 has been fined $1.1 million in the UK after failing to prevent potential money laundering and protect vulnerable customers.

  • by Daniel Woolfson and Chris Price
Freemason halls brought members together, now they’re tearing the organisation apart
Investigation
Governance

Freemason halls brought members together, now they’re tearing the organisation apart

Expulsions and conflict have beset the fraternal organisation as it looks for a way to survive amid diving membership numbers.

  • by Charlotte Grieve
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The $1.5 trillion ‘property iceberg’ that has set off alarm bells

The $1.5 trillion ‘property iceberg’ that has set off alarm bells

A bailout of a mid-sized US bank could be the signal that something more sinister is on the horizon.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
The $3 billion bomb: Apple and co are under attack
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Opinion

The $3 billion bomb: Apple and co are under attack

Apple’s fine contained a warning that will send a chill down the spines of its rivals.

  • by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Health watchdog sprayed over six-month delay in doctor complaint case
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Healthcare

Health watchdog sprayed over six-month delay in doctor complaint case

The national healthcare watchdog has been criticised by the ombudsman for taking six months to notify a doctor about a complaint against his practice.

  • by Charlotte Grieve
‘We’ve got to get this out of the hands of kids’: Entsch fumes on vape ban ‘fail’

‘We’ve got to get this out of the hands of kids’: Entsch fumes on vape ban ‘fail’

Coalition MPs are warning about the “skyrocketing” sale of vapes to children, and asking if it would be better to regulate and tax the sale, like New Zealand.

  • by David Crowe and Natassia Chrysanthos
‘Cancer to business’: Liquor licence delays are having a sobering effect on the hospo industry

‘Cancer to business’: Liquor licence delays are having a sobering effect on the hospo industry

Restaurants say colossal delays in approving new licences are hampering business recovery and jobs in their industry.

  • by Emma Breheny