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    The game in the balance, Nathan Lyon won a crucial battle with the best batsman in the world, Virat Kohli — but how he set the trap was the clearest sign yet of just how special Australia's spinner is. And what about it stranger danger? By Farz Edraki for The Money. Money might not grow on trees, but they are becoming more profitable. And it's not just about forestry and timber. Community groups and businesses were awarded grants without proper record-keeping processes. ABC News - file image. NT Government knew grant oversight system was flawed as far back as , Auditor General's report finds Grant applications not thoroughly scrutinised and those awarded were inconsistently reported However, creation of Grants NT system "well managed", on time and within budget.

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    Learn more about Amazon Giveaway. God can't exist according to his own word. How about answering the same question I asked LariAnn? Mr Richardson said the prime minister ordered a review of current legislation after being told about the exemption a week before the deal was announced. Updated Updated 15 December Science and Religion has never been issue, only people with ignorance make it an issue! Mr Richardson hit back at suggestions the deal was not properly considered by his department, and suggested the US Embassy in Canberra should have been paying more attention to developments around the port's privitisation.

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    Please select the editions you would like to sign up to Morning Afternoon Please select at least one edition. Sorry, it looks like an error occurred Please refresh the page and try again. Updated Updated 15 December It considered the deal on the basis it would be assessed by the Foreign Investment Review Board.

    But it wasn't, because it related to the privatisation of a state asset. Warships just didn't enter commercial ports without turning off key emitters, he said.

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