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• Doubts over film studio location, cost

  27-02-2022 23:00 via businessnews.com.au
  
  Premier Mark McGowan has conceded the state government is considering building a film studio in another location after it found issues with the proposed Victoria Quay site.
  
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• Forrest pulls back on Russian investments, while BP may take $US25 billion hit to exit the country

  27-02-2022 22:29 via abc.net.au
  
  Russia is being dealt more financial blows, with Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest pulling back on hydrogen investments there, while oil giant BP and Norway's sovereign wealth fund are also divesting from the country.
  
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• BP may take $US25 billion hit to exit Russian oil and gas, while big banks stop trade finance

  27-02-2022 22:29 via abc.net.au
  
  Russia is being dealt more financial blows, with BP pulling out of a major investment in state-owned oil producer Rosneft, Norway's sovereign wealth fund also divesting from the country, and large European banks reportedly stopping trade finance.
  
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• Andrew Forrest begins work on green hydrogen hub, confirms $3b for renewables farm

  27-02-2022 22:17 via abc.net.au
  
  The build for a green hydrogen manufacturing hub is now underway in central Queensland, as Andrew Forrest confirms a separate $3 billion investment in a solar, wind and battery farm, in the same region. 
  
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• Meat too expensive? Experts urge consumers to be wary of cutting it out of diet

  27-02-2022 21:39 via abc.net.au
  
  As consumers look at alternatives to cut down their grocery bills, dieticians warn cutting out meat is not a decision that should be made lightly. 
  
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• Can't afford meat? Experts warn cutting out meat could be dangerous

  27-02-2022 21:39 via abc.net.au
  
  As consumers look at alternatives to cut down their grocery bills, dieticians warn cutting out meat is not a decision that should be made lightly. 
  
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• 'It's an illusion they create': How fallouts with Beijing have impacted the politics of Chinese Australians

  27-02-2022 20:28 via abc.net.au
  
  We asked Chinese Australians across the country how years of political turbulence have impacted their lives. This is what they told us.
  
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• COVID-19, trade wars and border closures — Chinese Australians eye election amid political fallout with Beijing

  27-02-2022 20:28 via abc.net.au
  
  We asked Chinese Australians across the country how years of political turbulence have impacted their lives. This is what they told us.
  
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• 'Badmouthing China': We spoke to Chinese Australians about their political views — this is what they told us

  27-02-2022 20:28 via abc.net.au
  
  We asked Chinese Australians across the country how years of political turbulence have impacted their lives. This is what they told us.
  
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• 'Badmouthing China': We spoke to Chinese Australians about their election considerations — this is what they told us

  27-02-2022 20:28 via abc.net.au
  
  We asked Chinese Australians across the country how years of political turbulence have impacted their lives. This is what they told us.
  
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• Will this shop you can't go inside kill the humble corner store?

  27-02-2022 20:21 via abc.net.au
  
  Investors are piling $100 million into supermarkets that you can't even go into. The tech trend is threatening everyone from the major corporates down to the humble corner store.
  
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• Welcome to the ultimate convenience – a corner store that comes to you

  27-02-2022 20:21 via abc.net.au
  
  Investors are piling $100 million into supermarkets that you can't even go into. The tech trend is threatening everyone from the major corporates down to the humble corner store.
  
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• The election campaign hasn't officially kicked off, but the big bucks are flowing on Facebook

  27-02-2022 19:15 via abc.net.au
  
  The federal election campaign hasn't officially begun, but online advertising dollars are flowing, voters are being targeted — and some parties are spending bigger than others.
  
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• It's been ten years since the Gonski review. These experts say it's all gone wrong 

  27-02-2022 19:00 via abc.net.au
  
  Ten years ago, people across the political divide found themselves in the unusual position of agreeing on a new, fairer school funding plan. So why did it all go wrong?
  
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• Western Australia's Hollywood dreams dashed as $100m Fremantle film studio put on ice

  27-02-2022 06:47 via abc.net.au
  
  A $100-million film studio that was an election commitment from the WA government looks unlikely to go ahead after the Premier concedes the waterfront site in Fremantle had problems.
  
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• Labor warns China against any 'aggressive changes' toward Taiwan

  27-02-2022 00:30 via abc.net.au
  
  Labor's Shadow Foreign Minister Penny Wong says no country, including China, should "take any comfort" from Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
  
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• Any future Russia trade ban would have Labor support, says Wong

  27-02-2022 00:30 via abc.net.au
  
  Labor's Shadow Foreign Minister Penny Wong says the party would back the federal government if it decided to ban all trade with Russia.
  
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