Herald Sun: Mullett sought favours for mates
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Mullett sought favours for mates
POLICE union boss Paul Mullett tried to get Assistant Commissioner Noel Ashby to soften the penalty for a union delegate facing disciplinary charges, secret tapes have revealed.
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VICTORIA faces "mega-wildfires" and power blackouts because the government has bungled bushfire risk management, it was claimed today.
'Favouritism' behind AFI boycott
ABC TV will boycott next month's Australian Film Institute awards ceremony because it says the awards show a lack of respect for television nominees.
Newman laughs off coke link
SAM Newman's former girlfriend was introduced to cocaine and ecstasy while dating the ex-footballer, a court has heard.
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