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Skye Wheatley reveals she's run out of money and can't complete her home renovation – six years after purchasing Spanish-inspired mansion
Skye Wheatley has revealed that financial issues have slowed the completion of her Gold Coast renovation.
The 31-year-old former Big Brother star admitted that she was facing budget problems during an online question-and-answer session this week.
Skye appeared to let slip that she had run out of money while sharing details about plans to upgrade the property's grounds.
'Still need to do all the landscaping and the pool house,' she posted to her Instagram Stories alongside a picture of a beautiful garden water feature.
She also shared a photo of a small built-in pool, trimmed with a timber deck and commented: 'We'll probably do something like this because of budget.'
Albanese hosts Ritz-Carlton dinner for Melbourne’s business elite
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his ministry schmoozed with the C-suite elite and lobbying class at the Ritz-Carlton on Thursday when Labor’s pay-for-access forum held its annual dinner for top-tier subscribers.
The dinner, hosted by the Federal Labor Business Forum and sponsored by the Conexus Financial, coincided with a meeting of ministers earlier in the day, which ensured attendees could have their flights and hotels covered by taxpayers. It is the third time in about six months Albanese has hosted a full ministry meeting followed by a fundraising event.
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How Anthony Albanese and his ministers are charging YOU to attend a Labor Party fundraiser
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his ministers have flown into Melbourne for an 'official' cabinet meeting scheduled just hours before a luxury Labor Party fundraiser, where tickets run into the six-figure range.
Daily Mail can reveal the timing means interstate ministers can bill taxpayers for flights and travel, as the trip is classified as government business rather than a political visit.
Thursday night's event at the Ritz-Carlton is hosted by the Labor Business Forum – Labor's elite donor network offering high-priced access to senior ministers.
Cabinet will meet this afternoon at the Commonwealth Parliamentary Offices in Melbourne's CBD, just 15 minutes from the fundraising venue.
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