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• 'Tasmania is at the bottom of the planet': Retailers in grip of COVID supply chain woes

  20-02-2021 23:10 via abc.net.au
  
  Stock meant for last Christmas has only recently arrived at John Cole's shop in Tasmania; he is one of many retailers struggling to get stock in from overseas — with one expert lamenting that "Tasmania is at the bottom of the planet" when it comes to delivery options.
  
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• Barley or bust: New King Island distillers go with the grain

  20-02-2021 22:19 via abc.net.au
  
  A dream to build a distillery on the Bass Strait island's global reputation for fine produce almost ran aground on one key ingredient.
  
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• 'Perfectly good' fruit supermarkets reject hits sweet spot with conscientious consumers

  20-02-2021 21:52 via abc.net.au
  
  Farmers and small businesses say more Australians are rejecting imports for local produce they can connect with, helping reduce waste and create jobs.
  
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• 'More likely to lie, to cheat, to swear': How power changes people

  20-02-2021 21:00 via abc.net.au
  
  Have you ever noticed people get promotions for inspiring their workmates but change when in power? These experts share their tips to keep power in check.
  
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• Sam's best friend died suddenly when they were 16. It changed the direction of Sam's life

  20-02-2021 20:24 via abc.net.au
  
  Sam was going down a dark path before his 16-year-old best friend Jai died — but instead of spiralling further, the loss spurred Sam to live "twice as well". An expert says grief is unique and sudden losses can lead to post-traumatic growth.
  
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• Sam was in rehab before he was 16. His best friend's death changed everything

  20-02-2021 20:24 via abc.net.au
  
  Sam was going down a dark path before his 16-year-old best friend Jai died — but instead of spiralling further, the loss spurred Sam to live "twice as well". An expert says grief is unique and sudden losses can lead to post-traumatic growth.
  
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• Dam big mural boosts economy, attracts tourism to small WA coal town

  20-02-2021 00:50 via abc.net.au
  
  The artist behind the 8,000-square-metre mural in the south-west WA town of Collie says it's not just about the size of the art work, it's how well it was executed that matters.
  
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