Interest rates hold steady, and a shonky anniversary
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ASIO warns of assassination threats
Andrew summarises ASIO boss Mike Burgess's warning about foreign nations and other security threats facing Australia.
Wednesday, 5 November: Interest rates hold steady; The US government shutdown drags on; An all-Aussie Melbourne Cup win; And a shonky anniversary...
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You can watch a replay of the Melbourne Cup here, and check out some of the fashions here.
Catch up on the full list of CHOICE's Shonky Awards here.
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