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State and territory health ministers won’t accept PM’s $20bn health dealState and territory health ministers are speaking after a meeting
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Brittany Higgins has officially been declared bankrupt following her defamation loss to her former boss, ex-Liberal senator Linda Reynolds, with
Brittany Higgins has officially been declared bankrupt following her defamation loss to her former boss, ex-Liberal senator Linda Reynolds, with
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State and territory health ministers won’t accept PM’s $20bn health deal

State and territory health ministers are speaking after a meeting with the federal health minister, Mark Butler, after Anthony Albanese’s insistence that they accept a deal for more than $20bn in extra spending for public hospitals.

Tim Nicholls, Queensland’s health minister, said the state and territory leaders had rejected those terms. He said:

The offer that we received overnight on Wednesday does not meet that requirement. And all states and territories – I think that I can speak for all of my colleagues here, have rejected that offer. It does not meet the needs of Australians.

And that’s why it’s really important that today, we were able to relay…

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‘Not a victory’: Higgins bankrupted by Reynolds  The Australian

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Brittany Higgins has officially been declared bankrupt following her defamation loss to her former boss, ex-Liberal senator Linda Reynolds, with the Federal Court ruling Higgins’ finances should be taken over so Reynolds can recover the money she is owed.

The orders mark a significant milestone in the long-running legal dispute between Reynolds and her former staffer after Higgins’ alleged rape at Parliament House by her colleague Bruce Lehrmann in March 2019.

Brittany Higgins outside the Perth Supreme Court in 2024.Credit: Trevor Collens

In orders published on Friday morning, Federal Court Justice Michael Feutrill placed the former Liberal staffer’s estate in bankruptcy, backdated to October 8. He fixed Reynolds’ legal costs at…

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Brittany Higgins has officially been declared bankrupt following her defamation loss to her former boss, ex-Liberal senator Linda Reynolds, with the Federal Court ruling Higgins’ finances should be taken over so Reynolds can recover the money she is owed.

The orders mark a significant milestone in the long-running legal dispute between Reynolds and her former staffer after Higgins’ alleged rape at Parliament House by her colleague Bruce Lehrmann in March 2019.

Brittany Higgins outside the Perth Supreme Court in 2024.Credit: Trevor Collens

In orders published on Friday morning, Federal Court Justice Michael Feutrill placed the former Liberal staffer’s estate in bankruptcy, backdated to October 8. He fixed Reynolds’ legal costs at…

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Brittany Higgins has officially been declared bankrupt following her defamation loss to her former boss, ex-Liberal senator Linda Reynolds, with the Federal Court ruling Higgins’ finances should be taken over so Reynolds can recover the money she is owed.

The orders mark a significant milestone in the long-running legal dispute between Reynolds and her former staffer after Higgins’ alleged rape at Parliament House by her colleague Bruce Lehrmann in March 2019.

Brittany Higgins outside the Perth Supreme Court in 2024.Credit: Trevor Collens

In orders published on Friday morning, Federal Court Justice Michael Feutrill placed the former Liberal staffer’s estate in bankruptcy, backdated to October 8. He fixed Reynolds’ legal costs at…

Read the original article here

Read the original article here