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• Taxpayers at risk of inheriting massive mine clean-up bill, industry insider warns

  18-09-2015 22:34 via abc.net.au
  
  An environmental scientist who works with the mining industry breaks ranks to warn that Australian taxpayers will be left with a bill running into tens of billions of dollars unless government and industry start taking mine rehabilitation seriously.
  
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• Taxpayers 'at risk of inheriting massive mine clean-up bill'

  18-09-2015 22:34 via abc.net.au
  
  An environmental scientist who works with the mining industry breaks ranks to warn that Australian taxpayers will be left with a bill running into tens of billions of dollars unless government and industry start taking mine rehabilitation seriously.
  
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• Industry insider warns taxpayers at risk of inheriting massive mining cleanup bill

  18-09-2015 22:34 via abc.net.au
  
  An environmental scientist who works with the mining industry breaks ranks to warn that Australian taxpayers will be left with a bill running into tens of billions of dollars unless Government and industry start taking mine rehabilitation seriously.
  
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• Industry insider warns taxpayers at risk of inheriting massive mining clean-up bill

  18-09-2015 22:34 via abc.net.au
  
  An environmental scientist who works with the mining industry breaks ranks to warn that Australian taxpayers will be left with a bill running into tens of billions of dollars unless Government and industry start taking mine rehabilitation seriously.
  
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• US opens up business with Cuba, eases embargo

  18-09-2015 22:05 via abc.net.au
  
  The United States eases restrictions on American companies seeking to do business in Cuba and opens up travel amid warming relations with the Communist country.
  
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• Noosa lifesaver tells how volunteers brought man back to life on the beach

  18-09-2015 22:01 via abc.net.au
  
  Ian Widdicombe will never forget the moment he helped bring a man back to life.
  
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• Indian officials overwhelmed as 2.3 million people apply for 368 low-level jobs

  18-09-2015 12:27 via abc.net.au
  
  Overwhelmed Indian officials struggle to sift through applications after 2.3 million people apply for a few hundred low-level government jobs, a sign that too many people may be chasing too little work in Asia's third-largest economy.
  
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• Pop-up parks prove popular in Perth as councils go green

  18-09-2015 12:06 via abc.net.au
  
  A unique concept to encourage more green spaces and fewer cars in city centres catches on in Perth, with a number of councils embracing pop-up parks.
  
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• Pop-up parks prove popular as Perth councils go green

  18-09-2015 12:06 via abc.net.au
  
  A unique concept to encourage more green spaces and fewer cars in city centres catches on in Perth, with a number of councils embracing pop-up parks.
  
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• Yarra Trams and union strike 'in-principle pay agreement'

  18-09-2015 10:56 via abc.net.au
  
  Yarra Trams and the union representing its workers come to an in-principle agreement, cancelling the need for further strike action planned for next week.
  
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• Chevron denies dodging taxes in Australia

  18-09-2015 10:35 via abc.net.au
  
  The world's biggest trade union has accused US energy giant Chevron of profit shifting to minimise its taxes in Australia.
  
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• Peak-hour delays expected as 10-day airport strikes begin Monday

  18-09-2015 10:03 via abc.net.au
  
  International travellers are facing peak-hour delays as the union representing immigration and Border Force staff flags 10 days of industrial action at eight of the country's major airports.
  
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• Identity theft: Macquarie Bank advances 'over $20,000' to Scrabble king impostor

  18-09-2015 09:59
  
  Someone stole his identity to get a $20,000 credit card and bank says it's his problem.
  
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• Coal industry losing the PR battle on climate change: BHP exec

  18-09-2015 09:53 via abc.net.au
  
  The man in charge of BHP Billiton's coal division concedes the mining industry is losing the public relations battle in relation to climate change.
  
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• ASX ends higher as yoyo session follows Fed decision

  18-09-2015 09:31 via abc.net.au
  
  The Australian share market goes on a rollercoaster ride as investors try to make sense of the Federal Reserve's decision to leave US interest rates at zero.
  
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• Fairfax to cull 3 regional WA papers as part of centralisation plan

  18-09-2015 08:52 via abc.net.au
  
  The former editor of a Fairfax Media-owned West Australian newspaper says she is not surprised the organisation has decided to cull three of the state's regional newspapers.
  
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• Veda shares surge on $2.3b Equifax bid

  18-09-2015 07:20 via abc.net.au
  
  Veda shares go from a one-year low to a year high in a single day after US rival Equifax lobs a $2.3 billion takeover approach for the credit analysis company.
  
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• Men's magazine Zoo Weekly axed

  18-09-2015 06:28 via abc.net.au
  
  Zoo Weekly, the controversial men's tabloid magazine, will publish its final issue in October its publisher Bauer Media has announced.
  
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• Airport fuel truck wage dispute looms as footy fans plan grand final flights

  18-09-2015 04:52 via abc.net.au
  
  A dispute at Perth Airport involving plane-refuelling truck drivers is threatening to shut down air travel in the lead up to the AFL grand final.
  
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• Australian economy 'not bad' RBA's Stevens tells Parliament

  18-09-2015 04:46 via abc.net.au
  
  The Reserve Bank governor presents an optimistic view of the Australian economy, saying it could weather a serious Chinese downturn.
  
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• Construction union CFMEU ordered to pay up to $9m to Boral

  18-09-2015 04:45 via abc.net.au
  
  The Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union is ordered to pay up to $9 million in damages and legal costs to Boral, following the union's boycott of the construction company.
  
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• Vitamin supplier Swisse sold to Hong Kong firm for nearly $1.7b

  18-09-2015 03:29 via abc.net.au
  
  Melbourne-based vitamin supplier Swisse has been sold to Hong Kong interests for $1.67 billion.
  
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