CEDA's important reality check on tax reform and other top stories.

• CEDA's important reality check on tax reform

  

  What if the Turnbull government changed the political game on the economic debate and announced in the May budget that its primary focus was on getting the budget back into balance earlier, rather than remain mired in a debate about tax reform?The report released on Tuesday by the Committee for Economic Development of Australia effectively poses that question by assembling a pragmatic range of budget repair measures that could see the restoration of budget balance by 2019.As CEDA chairman and ..

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• Victorian double murderer John Lindrea on the run from police

  

  Parole breaker John Wallace Lindrea. A double murderer is on the run from police after breaching his parole.The fugitive taskforce is hunting John Wallace Lindrea, who killed two people after gatecrashing a party at Kinglake in 1992. He was regarded as one of Victoria's most devious prisoners prior to his release on parole.Lindrea was released on February 17. His parole was cancelled on March 24, for "not complying with release conditions". ..

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• Crossbencher says PM just 'posturing'

  

  Crossbencher says PM just 'posturing'

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• Three new ministers in WA cabinet reshuffle

  

  Three new ministers in WA cabinet reshuffle

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• Lindt cafe hostage Jarrod Morton-Hoffman's incredible cunning in face of gunman Man Haron Monis

  

  Video will begin in 5 seconds. CCTV of police breaking the Lindt cafe siege Newly released footage shows the moment heavy armed police storm the Lindt cafe in Martin Place. WARNING DISTRESSING IMAGES. PT1M48S 620 349 The first hostage to give evidence at the inquest into the Lindt cafe siege has described his attempts to "defuse" gunman Man Haron Monis, saying he thought that "if no one was going to come and save us we would have to save ourselves".Jarrod Morton-Hoffman, 20, s..

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• Tony Abbott forgiven for breaking surfing's Ten Commandments

  

  Tony Abbott forgiven for breaking surfing's Ten Commandments Updated March 29, 2016 15:17:55 A 17-year-old holidaymaker has come off second best in a whitewash battle with former prime minister Tony Abbott on the Sunshine Coast.Palm Beach Currumbin High School student Ivy Thomas said she was visiting Noosa Heads for the long weekend."I paddled out at Tea Tree and heard someone say 'I saw Tony Abbott here yesterday,' and I was like 'Oh yeah' — I didn't really believe it,..

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