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Air conditioning manufacturer criticised after 'vermin' gecko voids warranty claim
via abc.net.au
A Brisbane woman accuses an air conditioning manufacturer of misleading customers after her warranty claim is rejected because of damage caused by a gecko. -
Indonesia could increase cattle imports if demand arises: trade minister
via abc.net.au
Indonesia's trade minister says more permits could be issued to import up to 200,000 Australian cattle this quarter if the government deems the demand is there. -
Tsipras takes responsibility for bailout deal he doesn't believe in
via abc.net.au
Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras has taken responsibility for a tough bailout deal clinched with the eurozone to save the near-insolvent country, despite not believing in many of the reforms it demands. -
Tsipras battles to hold Syriza party together as bailout vote looms
via abc.net.au
Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras battles to hold his ruling Syriza party together as opposition mounts to a shocking new bailout deal that requires Athens to push through draconian reforms within two days. -
Thousands remain in Bali as new eruption delays flights
via abc.net.au
Another volcanic eruption is threatening to disrupt flights in and out of Bali today, with 4,000 Australians still stranded on the holiday island. -
Flights may be affected after another Mount Raung eruption
via abc.net.au
Virgin Australia warns that another major eruption at Mount Raung may affect flights in and out of Denpasar airport today. -
Economy at risk if house prices fall sharply, bond investor PIMCO says
via abc.net.au
The world's biggest bond investor says a sharp fall in house prices poses a risk to the economy because mortgaged to the hilt Australians could dramatically reduce their debt levels and cut back spending. -
Perth bus fire sparks safety concerns from transport union
via abc.net.au
Fresh concerns are raised over driver and passenger safety on Perth buses after a fire tore through a gas-powered bus and forced the evacuation of the Esplanade Bus Port and some CBD offices. -
Technology making alcohol advertising targeted at youth harder to scrutinise
via abc.net.au
Australian researchers call on the Federal Government to overhaul alcohol advertising regulations as companies change the way they target drinkers through social media. -
Fears for fracking in WA's South West as exploration permit moves step closer
via abc.net.au
A shale gas and oil exploration permit could pave the way for fracking in Western Australia's South West, an environmental group fears. -
Greece, China woes not denting Australian economy, Hockey says
via abc.net.au
Federal Treasurer Joe Hockey declares the economic woes in China and Greece are not affecting the Australian economy. -
Vancouver house price crisis mirrors Sydney
via abc.net.au
A grassroots movement tackling a housing affordability crisis in Vancouver has drawn comparisons with the housing situation in Sydney. -
Esplanade bus station in Perth evacuated after fire
via abc.net.au
A bus station in Perth's central business district is evacuated after a gas-powered bus catches fire. -
Coal mine debate puts spotlight on Joyce's leadership credentials
via abc.net.au
Federal Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce's decision to oppose a Chinese-backed coal mine and defy the principle of "cabinet solidarity" reignites debate about whether he could one day become deputy prime minister. -
Office vacancy rates in Perth continue to creep up
via abc.net.au
Almost 18 per cent of Perth's office space is sitting empty and that figure is set to increase with eight new buildings coming online later this year. -
Virgin confirms extra flights to clear Bali backlog
via abc.net.au
Virgin confirms it will be operating extra flights from Bali to try and return more than 4,000 Australians who have been stranded on the island due to the eruption of Mount Ruang. -
Queensland budget flags super changes to achieve surplus
via abc.net.au
The Queensland Government is forecasting the biggest budget surplus in nine years, with a plan to reduce debt, but will make changes to public service leave and superannuation schemes to achieve its economic goals. -
Business confidence near two-year high finds NAB survey
via abc.net.au
Business confidence jumps to a 22-month high as conditions also improve, but firms remain reluctant to hire or invest. -
Former CBA boss Murray says Greece a warning to Australia
via abc.net.au
Former Commonwealth Bank chief executive David Murray says the harsh austerity program imposed on Greece should serve as a warning for Australia to keep its financial house in order. -
Ex-CBA boss Murray says Greece a warning to Australia
via abc.net.au
Former Commonwealth Bank chief executive David Murray says the harsh austerity program imposed on Greece should serve as a warning for Australia to keep its financial house in order. -
Australian banks need to increase capital reserves against losses: analyst
via abc.net.au
A banking analyst says an international study of capital reserves by Australia's banking regulator shows the big four banks do not have a big enough buffer to protect against future financial crises. -
Greek PM faces anger after tough eurozone deal struck
via abc.net.au
Greece's prime minister Alexis Tsipras could be fighting for his future after Greeks react strongly against a deal with European leaders to pave the way for a third bailout. -
Greek PM Alexis Tsipras faces anger after tough eurozone deal struck
via abc.net.au
Greece's prime minister Alexis Tsipras could be fighting for his future after Greeks react strongly against a deal with European leaders to pave the way for a third bailout. -
Tagara Builders director apologises to creditors for business' collapse
via abc.net.au
The director of failed company Tagara Builders, Tullio Tagliaferri, apologises to creditors and expresses regret about the business' failure. -
CFMEU calls for insolvency inquiry to visit Adelaide after Tagara collapse
via abc.net.au
An inquiry into insolvency in the construction industry should visit Adelaide to listen to the experience of the building industry in the wake of the collapse of Tagara Builders, a union official says. -
Wall Street, European shares bounce on Greek debt deal
via abc.net.au
US and European markets have risen strongly in the wake of a hard-fought bailout deal to keep Greece from exiting the eurozone. -
Joyce searching for new cattle markets after Indonesia slashes quota
via abc.net.au
Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce says he is searching for new live cattle markets to deal with excess supply after Indonesia slashes its import quota. -
Government 'disappointed' as Indonesia slashes live cattle imports
via abc.net.au
The Federal Government expresses dismay over Indonesia's decision to drastically cut the number of cattle it intends to import from Australia.
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