Disgraced 'Taser Cop' Kristian White, 34, is suing the New South Wales Police over claims of unfair dismissal. White who was fired from the force after being convicted over the death of Clare Nowland is out on bail and set to face his former boss this Thursday. 

For more, Employment Relations Lawyer Joe Murphy joins.

Disgraced 'Taser Cop' Kristian White, 34, is suing the New South Wales Police over claims of unfair dismissal. White who was fired from the force after being convicted over the death of Clare Nowland is out on bail and set to face his former boss this Thursday.&nbsp;
For more, Employment Relations Lawyer Joe Murphy joins.

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From Channel 7's popular breakfast show with Natali Barr and Matt Shirvington, Sunrise brings you the show's latest news, entertainment and human-interest stories.

Disgraced officer Kristian White claims unfair dismissal

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A mandatory smart meter rollout is underway across New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia and the ACT, scheduled to complete by November 2030. The digital electricity meters can be read remotely and will be installed free of charge during the mandatory rollout period, with customers maintaining choice of electricity plans for two years after installation. Time-of-use pricing may suit households that can shift electricity consumption to daytime hours when the grid has excess capacity, though flat-rate pricing options should remain available.

Smart meter rollout promises lower electricity bills

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The federal government has released the business case for a high-speed rail link between Sydney and Newcastle, reducing travel time to one hour. The $55 billion first stage is planned as part of an 1,800-kilometre network connecting Brisbane to Melbourne, with a final investment decision scheduled for 2028. The project is expected to generate $250 billion in economic activity, create 99,000 jobs, and enable 160,000 new homes, with private sector investment required for construction.

High-speed rail between Sydney and Newcastle moves forward

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Jessica Mauboy returns to Australian Idol 20 years after her iconic 2006 audition as a 16-year-old from Darwin, this time serving as a mentor and guest judge to the show's top 30 contestants. The multi-platinum artist recently performed at Mighty Hoopla festival at Bondi Beach, whilst balancing motherhood to her one-year-old daughter Mia and running her skincare brand Desert Rose. Mauboy reflects on overcoming self-doubt as a young performer and shares insights on mentoring the next generation of Australian artists.

Jessica Mauboy returns to Australian Idol after 20 years

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Disgraced officer Kristian White claims unfair dismissal

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