Analyst news

• 'This isn't good enough': Defective homes built under government scheme to be demolished

  14-11-2021 21:44 via abc.net.au
  
  The Northern Territory government will demolish and rebuild a group of dilapidated and issue-plagued Palmerston houses — but residents in another eight potentially unsafe houses will continue living in them.
  
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• 'This isn't good enough': Defective government-funded houses to be demolished

  14-11-2021 21:44 via abc.net.au
  
  The Northern Territory government will demolish and rebuild a group of dilapidated and issue-plagued Palmerston houses — but residents in another eight potentially unsafe houses will continue living in them.
  
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• The 'prawnbroker' trading fish and chips for cryptocurrency

  14-11-2021 21:34 via abc.net.au
  
  After seeing other retail stores use the method down south, this small coastal town fish and chip shop owner in Queensland decided to trial cryptocurrency as a payment. 
  
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• Julie in France is getting $16,000 to switch to an EV. Spoiler: You're not

  14-11-2021 19:00 via abc.net.au
  
  Governments around the world are offering juicy purchase incentives to speed car ownership to EVs. Here's what they're offering and how it compares with Australia.
  
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• 'I definitely wouldn't have bought one without the subsidies': Julie got $16,000 to buy her first EV

  14-11-2021 19:00 via abc.net.au
  
  Governments around the world are offering juicy purchase incentives to speed car ownership to EVs. Here's what they're offering and how it compares with Australia.
  
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• Conservative approach to net zero would still benefit economy, modelling shows

  14-11-2021 19:00 via abc.net.au
  
  New economic modelling shows most Victorian regions would see strong employment and economic growth if Australia transitions to a fully net zero economy.
  
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• Travellers, states and territories told to 'pay up' millions owed to NSW in quarantine fees

  14-11-2021 07:54 via abc.net.au
  
  NSW ministers say the state opened its doors to returned travellers from across Australia and kept them safe in hotel quarantine and it was only fair to taxpayers these bills be paid.
  
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