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• 'Black cladding' under fire as Indigenous designers seek ownership of their work

  06-06-2021 23:08 via abc.net.au
  
  The Black Lives Matter movement spurred shoppers in the US, and in Australia, to support African American and Indigenous-owned brands. But how much do people really know about brand ownership?
  
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• 'Four days of trade in 2020': Victoria's alpine businesses welcome financial support

  06-06-2021 23:03 via abc.net.au
  
  With the start of the ski season just days away, on-mountain and off-mountain business operators are breathing a sigh of relief following the Victorian government's announcement of additional financial assistance for the industry.
  
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• Prices cut to attract people to tent city ahead of State of Origin clash

  06-06-2021 22:38 via abc.net.au
  
  A tent city dubbed Footy Basecamp has been erected in just three days to accommodate fans ahead of the State of Origin in Townsville this week.
  
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• If Ella's small business made more money, she'd be eligible for lockdown grants. Instead, she gets nothing

  06-06-2021 22:34 via abc.net.au
  
  The state government's pledge of more than $450 million in aid is a salve to most Victorian businesses, but some traders are so small they have slipped through the cracks.
  
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• 'It's good to be back open': Hospitality sees slow return to trade as regional Victoria reopens

  06-06-2021 08:18 via abc.net.au
  
  Hospitality operators across Victoria's regions have been experiencing a mixed weekend of customers and cancellations following the easing of COVID restrictions on Friday.
  
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• The 'El Camino' trail is helping Spanish pilgrims deal with COVID stress

  06-06-2021 08:09 via abc.net.au
  
  Travellers are seeking out the Way of St James for spiritual exercise to help them cope with the pandemic.
  
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• Soul searchers return to Spain's 'El Camino' path to heal lockdown wounds

  06-06-2021 08:09 via abc.net.au
  
  Travellers are seeking out the Way of St James for spiritual exercise to help them cope with the pandemic.
  
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• Tasmanian winemaking facilities go from bust to boom as growers push for local bottling

  06-06-2021 07:21 via abc.net.au
  
  The demand for Tasmanian winemaking facilities is rising strongly as new plantings increase and more grapes are grown each year.
  
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• Global brands Akubra, Stetson stop supplying Nashville hat shop likening anti-vaxxers to persecuted Jews during Holocaust

  06-06-2021 07:21 via abc.net.au
  
  The owner of a hat shop in Nashville, Tennessee faces global backlash over a post advertising Star of David patches printed with the words "not vaccinated".
  
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• Global brands Akubra, Stetson stop supplying Nashville hat shop likening anti-vaxxers to persecuted Jews

  06-06-2021 07:21 via abc.net.au
  
  The owner of a hat shop in Nashville, Tennessee faces global backlash over a post advertising Star of David patches printed with the words "not vaccinated".
  
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• New Labor leader visits the Illawarra during second day in the job

  06-06-2021 06:25 via abc.net.au
  
  The new leader of the New South Wales Labor Party, Chris Minns, has visited the Illawarra during his second day in the top job, declaring his support for manufacturing jobs in the region.
  
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• Since her divorce, Mellita's had to dip into her super. Now it's gone

  06-06-2021 02:34 via abc.net.au
  
  Mellita Rose has two big strikes against her when it comes to escaping the poverty trap: she's single, and she's a mother. 
  
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• Since her divorce, Mellita’s had to dip into her super. Now it's gone

  06-06-2021 02:34 via abc.net.au
  
  Mellita Rose has two big strikes against her when it comes to escaping the poverty trap: she's single, and she's a mother. 
  
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• 'No request is too hard': How to entertain a high roller

  06-06-2021 01:49 via abc.net.au
  
  A year ago, Callee Walsh was a Perth-based finance worker who saw a business opportunity emerge from the pandemic  crafting luxurious outback holidays for stranded high rollers. 
  
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• As big cotton eyes the north, fears mount over the ‘water-thirsty crop’

  06-06-2021 01:19 via abc.net.au
  
  Australia’s north is on the cusp of an agricultural boom, farmers say. But environmentalists are asking where the water will come from to grow a thirsty new crop
  
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