.peterstefanovic covered wars in the Middle East, the marriage of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Barack Obama's election and the trial of Oscar Pistorius.
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'No finer' job than being a foreign correspondent: Stefanovic | Sky News AustraliaPeter Stefanovic, former Channel 9 foreign correspondent says he is resetting after spending 15 years at the network. \n\nMr Stefanovic covered wars in the Middle East, the marriage of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Barack Obama's election and the trial of Oscar Pistorius. \n\nSpeaking to Sky News, Mr Stefanovic says there is no finer job than being a correspondent covering the biggest international stories of that time. \n\nMr Stefanovic parted ways with Channel 9 last year after 15 years with the network.\n\nImage: peterstefanovic \u002F Twitter \n
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Dam release and heavy rains floods North Qld suburbs | Sky News AustraliaTownsville residents are being warned to head to higher ground as more water releases from the Ross River Dam are set to occur.\n\nLocated to the south of the coastal city, the dam has reached 210 per cent capacity, with recent releases inundating at least 50 homes and flooding several suburbs.\n\nSevere weather warnings are in place for the region as unprecedented torrential rain will continue to pelt parts of the region. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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Rising energy bills leave thousands without power | Sky News AustraliaTens of thousands of families in New South Wales have had their electricity cut due to rising power bills.\n\nNew data has also revealed the number of families forced to go onto hardship programs to ensure their power remains connected has increased by 19 per cent.\n\nIt comes amid a national debate over energy, with power companies arguing a lack of government policy is behind the high prices.\n\n\n\n\n
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Whistleblowers promised cash rewards under Labor govt | Sky News AustraliaLabor is promising cash rewards for whistleblowers who dob in public servants breaking the law if they win government at the upcoming election.\n\nUnder the plan, anyone who turns in tax evaders would be given a share of the fine, capped at $250,000, the Daily Telegraph reports.\n\nThe plan comes ahead of the public release of the banking royal commission report on Monday.\n\nFollowing the global financial crisis, the US government introduced a similar cash-incentive scheme for whistleblowers.\n\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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Expectations 'very high' for banking royal commission findings | Sky News AustraliaExpectations 'are very high' for the final report from the royal commission into financial services, which will be handed down on Monday afternoon. \n\nTreasurer Josh Frydenberg and his team have had the weekend to look over the report and read the commission's recommendations.\n\nFormer Labor MP Bernie Ripoll, who conducted the Financial Services Inquiry which was key in leading to the banking royal commission, told Sky News that he was 'annoyed and disappointed' that he would have to wait to the final report. \n\n\n\n\n\n
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