MORNING BULLETIN: Tracker mortgage scandal bill could hit €1bn; 15 injured after car collides with pedestrians in Melbourne

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IRELAND: The final bill for the tracker mortgage scandal could top €1bn and affect up to 40,000 customers, according to an advocate who has fought the banks for the last eight years.

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