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The Headlines: Qantas investigates a potential data breach involving its global travel technology provider, Nationals leader Matt Canavan prepares to contest a Queensland lower house seat, and Australian home values fall for a seventh consecutive month ahead of a possible interest rate hike. Plus, vandals cause $100,000 damage to a nearly completed Mildura supermarket, new details emerge about author Craig Silvey's child exploitation charges, and the government moves to tighten backpacker visa rules.
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