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• Popular food trucks bring gourmet joy to country towns

  21-08-2021 23:50 via abc.net.au
  
  With their sophisticated gourmet offerings, low overheads, and the flexibility of being able to set up in different locations, the business model of the food truck is thriving during the pandemic.
  
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• When Roger moved states he had to take a $50k pay cut for the same job. It took a decade to earn it back

  21-08-2021 22:00 via abc.net.au
  
  Roger Hosie went from a $130,000 wage to $80,000 when he took a similar job interstate. The figures show a tree change to another state can come with an unexpected price tag.
  
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• Roger said yes to a job interstate, even though it came with a $50k pay cut. Then he was left with almost 'nothing'

  21-08-2021 22:00 via abc.net.au
  
  Roger Hosie went from a $130,000 wage to $80,000 when he took a similar job interstate. The figures show a tree change to another state can come with an unexpected price tag.
  
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• 'I didn't dare run a heater': Roger took a $50k pay cut to move to Tasmania. It took 12 years to rebuild his wage

  21-08-2021 22:00 via abc.net.au
  
  Roger Hosie went from a $130,000 wage to $80,000 when he took a similar job interstate. The figures show a tree change to another state can come with an unexpected price tag.
  
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• Was this Perth's first fast food joint? Remembering late nights at Bernies

  21-08-2021 04:13 via abc.net.au
  
  When Bernard Hardwick started selling finger food from caravans in 1939, he may have become the first to sell fast food in Perth and quickly became a city institution.
  
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• Slave labour import ban gains support as Uyghurs long for missing relatives

  21-08-2021 02:08 via abc.net.au
  
  Uyghurs like Yusuf Husein are worried their children never know family members back in China, which could retaliate if Australia's Parliament goes ahead with a ban on certain imports from the Xinjiang province.
  
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• Chinese slave labour import ban gains support as Uyghurs long for missing relatives

  21-08-2021 02:08 via abc.net.au
  
  Uyghurs like Yusuf Husein are worried their children never know family members back in China, which could retaliate if Australia's Parliament goes ahead with a ban on certain imports from the Xinjiang province.
  
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