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• What energy crisis? WA forges ahead with renewables transition, as others struggle to keep lights on

  18-06-2022 23:08 via abc.net.au
  
  Power has been a hot topic in Australia this week, although for starkly different reasons depending on which side of the country you're on. But what does it all mean for West Australians?
  
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• Doug weathered the GFC, here’s his advice to other retirees spooked by this month’s stock market dive

  18-06-2022 23:03 via abc.net.au
  
  Anxiety among retirees is on the rise as the value of their superannuation shares falls, but experts say there's one key thing that the stock market plunge hasn't changed.
  
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• Concerned about your super as the financial markets plunge? Here are some wise words from a couple who have seen it all before

  18-06-2022 23:03 via abc.net.au
  
  Anxiety among retirees is on the rise as the value of their superannuation shares falls, but experts say there's one key thing that the stock market plunge hasn't changed.
  
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• 'Be patient': Why retiree Margaret isn't too concerned about her super shrinking with the plunging share market

  18-06-2022 23:03 via abc.net.au
  
  Anxiety among retirees is on the rise as the value of their superannuation shares falls, but experts say there's one key thing that the stock market plunge hasn't changed.
  
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• Sri Lankans like Dr Kumara are finding unconventional ways to survive. But it may not be enough

  18-06-2022 20:36 via abc.net.au
  
  Sri Lanka's economic collapse is forcing people all over the country to find unconventional ways to survive. The unique unravelling of a once-middle-income nation has dramatically reshaped how people on the ground are living. 
  
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• Sri Lanka is moving to a four-day week. But it's not for work-life balance. It's for survival 

  18-06-2022 20:36 via abc.net.au
  
  Sri Lanka's economic collapse is forcing people all over the country to find unconventional ways to survive. The unique unravelling of a once-middle-income nation has dramatically reshaped how people on the ground are living. 
  
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• NSW Premier defends Barilaro's appointment as US trade envoy amid claims of 'jobs for mates'

  18-06-2022 11:06 via abc.net.au
  
  NSW Premier Dominic Perrottet says former deputy premier John Barilaro was given the job of trade commissioner after an independent process, as Labor doubles down on its criticism of a "$400,000-a-year job for a friend".
  
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• Why is foetal calf blood selling for a record $615 a litre?

  18-06-2022 05:45 via abc.net.au
  
  It is one of the lesser known by-products of Australia's cattle industry, but foetal calf blood has seen its value more than double in the past three years.
  
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• Foetal calf blood hits record $615 a litre

  18-06-2022 05:45 via abc.net.au
  
  It is one of the lesser known by-products of Australia's cattle industry, but foetal calf blood has seen its value more than double in the past three years.
  
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• Foetal bovine serum hits record high price amid demand from medical researchers

  18-06-2022 05:45 via abc.net.au
  
  It is one of the lesser known by-products of Australia's cattle industry, but the value of foetal calf blood is on the rise, as cattle producers hold onto their females to rebuild herds after years of drought.
  
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• Devil in the details: Why these marsupials have swapped the Apple Isle for the tropical north

  18-06-2022 02:32 via abc.net.au
  
  Three Tasmanian devil joeys now living in Kuranda are playing their part in saving the species.
  
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• New SA rental price statistics show just how much, and where it's costing more

  18-06-2022 01:40 via abc.net.au
  
  Private rental prices have shot up 20 per cent in the past two years in South Australia, according to new figures from the SA Housing Authority. See where they have increased the most and what price you can expect to pay.
  
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• Expecting a property price correction? Not in the rural sector

  18-06-2022 00:44 via abc.net.au
  
  With whispers of a recession, interest rate hikes, and inflation, many in agriculture believe rural land will hold its value through the tough economic times ahead.
  
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