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Australia's top union body calls for a five per cent wage increase for the millions of Australians on minimum and award wages. Source: Getty / Getty Images/xavierarnau

In this bulletin: Australia's top union body calls for 5 per cent wage increase. Residents south of Perth remain unable to return home as bushfire burns uncontrolled. Two Swans players have been charged with the possession of illicit substances.

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In this bulletin: Australia's top union body calls for 5 per cent wage increase. Residents south of Perth remain unable to return home as bushfire burns uncontrolled. Two Swans players have been charged with the possession of illicit substances.

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