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• Why popular Queensland scallops will soon disappear from restaurant menus

  02-10-2021 23:44 via abc.net.au
  
  Queensland scallops are a popular dish on restaurant menus around the world, but the fresh seafood will be much harder to come by this summer
  
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• UK extends truck driver visa program as fuel crisis persists

  02-10-2021 23:11 via abc.net.au
  
  The British government extends an emergency visa program for truck drivers as fuel shortages showed few signs of easing this week in London. 
  
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• Evergrande's woes may not trigger the next global crisis. But they're still very bad for Australia

  02-10-2021 22:16 via abc.net.au
  
  As speculation over Evergrande's future continues, there's a growing belief among analysts that the world's second-biggest economy is heading for a slow wind-down that will be painful but predictable.
  
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• China's property giant collapse might not hurt the world's economy, but pain lies ahead for Australia

  02-10-2021 22:16 via abc.net.au
  
  As speculation over Evergrande's future continues, there's a growing belief among analysts that the world's second-biggest economy is heading for a slow wind-down that will be painful but predictable.
  
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• 11-year-old Georgie's farm is bursting with 'Billy buttons'. Now she's sending the 'little balls of sunshine' all over Australia

  02-10-2021 05:19 via abc.net.au
  
  At first, Georgie planned to set up a roadside stall to sell the native wildflowers growing on her family's farm — but then an Instagram post went viral.
  
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• Central Victoria shines on screen as international productions look to its unique locations

  02-10-2021 02:20 via abc.net.au
  
  Central Victoria is gearing up for two renovation television series calling Gisborne and Kyneton home, just as the region is set to play a starring role in major upcoming productions.
  
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• In the Gulf Country, the Queensland-NSW border is far away, yet central to the survival of Indigenous tourism

  02-10-2021 00:34 via abc.net.au
  
  An Indigenous tourism provider in north-west Queensland says its domestic tourism boom is drying up because of state border restrictions. 
  
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