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Woolworths says picketers are continuing to block workers in Melbourne
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Adelaide workers expected to bear brunt of Bendigo Bank cuts
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A union says 137 workers at the Bendigo and Adelaide Bank are slated for redundancy as part of an ongoing restructure, but the company says its plans are "yet to be finalised". -
Alan Jones trial hears of 'sharp shift' in athlete's relationship with him
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A friend of prominent athlete 'Complainant M' told police he noticed a "sharp shift" in the athlete's relationship with broadcaster Alan Jones around the time of an alleged assault. -
Queensland Rail network to return to normal after pay agreement reached
via abc.net.au
A long-running pay dispute between Queensland Rail and seven unions has ended with an agreement, following months of delays for commuters. -
RBA leaders warn that interest rates are just back to 'sensible level'
via abc.net.au
If you are struggling with current interest rates, the Reserve Bank's leaders delivered the sobering message that they are only just getting back to a "more sensible level". -
Markets bet 95pc chance of September rate hike after latest RBA comments
via abc.net.au
If you are struggling with current interest rates, the Reserve Bank's leaders delivered the sobering message that they are only just getting back to a "more sensible level". -
SA government commits $109m to help struggling wine industry
via abc.net.au
The South Australian government has announced a $109 million support package for the state's struggling wine industry. -
Breaking: SA government commits $109m to help struggling wine industry
via abc.net.au
The South Australian government has announced a $109 million support package for the state's struggling wine industry. -
Japan, the country inflation once forgot, announces 'shocking' rate rise
via abc.net.au
The Bank of Japan today increased rates to 1.25 per cent, in a widely anticipated move to counter inflation fuelled by high energy costs. -
Japan lifts interest rates to counter 'shocking' inflation
via abc.net.au
The Bank of Japan today increased rates to 1.25 per cent, in a widely anticipated move to counter inflation fuelled by high energy costs. -
Runaway Tasmanian devil back on display at wildlife park after weeks on the run
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The runaway Tasmanian devil has spent months in recovery after escaping from her enclosure and going missing in bushland on the Gold Coast. -
Runaway devil Mary returns to public display after weeks on the run
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The runaway Tasmanian devil has spent months in recovery after escaping from her enclosure and going missing in bushland on the Gold Coast. -
School holidays flight disruption fear as QantasLink staff threaten action
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School holidays start in Queensland, Victoria and the Northern Territory next week, and planned Qantas industrial action could hit regional flights and freight. -
School holidays flight disruption fear as QantasLink staff say strike likely
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School holidays start in Queensland, Victoria and the Northern Territory next week, and planned Qantaslink industrial action could hit regional flights and freight. -
The fine, the party, and the building watchdog that went quiet
via abc.net.au
A major developer was disciplined. A media release was drafted. Then nothing. Why did NSW's building watchdog go quiet? -
After disciplining a developer, this watchdog went quiet
via abc.net.au
A major developer was disciplined. A media release was drafted. Then nothing. Why did NSW's building watchdog go quiet? -
K'gari resort set to be sold to US travel giant
via abc.net.au
K'gari's Kingfisher Bay Resort is set to be taken over by US-owned "experiential tourism" giant Journey Beyond. -
Pioneering WA abalone ranch winding down amid mounting losses
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Rare Foods Australia winds down operations amid a Chinese supply glut and falling prices for abalone, after once being the biggest employer in the WA seaside town of Augusta. -
Flooded market leaves pioneering WA abalone ranch close to the end
via abc.net.au
Rare Foods Australia winds down operations amid a Chinese supply glut and falling prices for abalone, after once being the biggest employer in the WA seaside town of Augusta. -
Bathla administrators given more time as funding talks continue β as it happened
via abc.net.au
Bathla Group's administrators have been given more time to work through the troubled property developer's voluntary administration. -
Social media and cultural taste sparks demand for exotic fruits
via abc.net.au
Tropical fruits previously rare to Far North Queensland are finding a booming customer base in capital cities as retailers stock more of the unusual produce. -
Shirt brand owner shares fix to get thousands of Temu dupes taken down
via abc.net.au
Warwick Levy spent hours trying to get his brand's T-shirt designs removed from Temu as its reporting platform kept crashing. -
Why Australia has a 'fuel costs crisis' not a fuel supply crisis when it comes to diesel
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The "crack spread", or profit margin, on diesel is increasing as refiners capitalise on the Middle East conflict, and it's hurting the slim margins of Australia's farmers. -
Diesel 'crack spread' filling refiners' coffers as conflict cuts margins
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The "crack spread", or profit margin, on diesel is increasing as refiners capitalise on the Middle East conflict, and it's hurting the slim margins of Australia's farmers. -
Business and miners back Labor's migration policies, but farmers angry
via abc.net.au
Business groups, miners, and the housing industry welcome the Albanese government's changes to the migration system, but farmers and the hospitality and tourism industries say they will make labour shortages worse. -
Australia could follow Canada as EU 'associate member', parliament president says
via abc.net.au
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has welcomed the prospect of Canada becoming the first "associate member" of the European Union, as the president of the European Parliament has hinted Australia and New Zealand could follow. -
King warns AI leaders of 'existential' risks if tech falls into wrong hands
via abc.net.au
King Charles III has warned AI leaders of the "existential dangers" posed by the technology falling into the wrong hands while hosting the leaders from top artificial intelligence firms. -
Smart glasses ban looms as Labor sets out new AI rules
via abc.net.au
Smart glasses could be prohibited in Commonwealth workplaces as the government consults on new rules for Australia's growing AI sector. -
Government considers smart glasses ban for public servants
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Smart glasses could be prohibited in Commonwealth workplaces as the government consults on new rules for Australia's growing AI sector. -
Farming, tourism leaders slam federal government's backpacker cuts
via abc.net.au
Farming and tourism industry leaders say cuts to backpacker numbers will slash the available workforce across regional Australia.
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