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• Working from home option seen as non-negotiable for growing number of employees

  16-10-2022 23:06 via abc.net.au
  
  At the height of the COVID pandemic most employees of Rachel Wright's IT support team were working from home, but she soon came up against logistical challenges.
  
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• As COVID eases, disparity emerges between employees and bosses over working from home

  16-10-2022 23:06 via abc.net.au
  
  At the height of the COVID pandemic most employees of Rachel Wright's IT support team were working from home, but she soon came up against logistical challenges.
  
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• Peter Bradford passes away at 64

  16-10-2022 23:00 via businessnews.com.au
  
  Western Australia’s mining community is in shock following the loss of IGO chief executive and respected industry figure Peter Bradford, who died suddenly at the weekend.
  
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• These students are learning to drive a tractor and plant a crop without stepping a foot outside

  16-10-2022 22:59 via abc.net.au
  
  This virtual reality technology makes it possible for all abilities students to take a journey with their learning, and to consider a career in agriculture.
  
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• How these students muster cattle, drive a tractor and plant a crop — all from the classroom

  16-10-2022 22:59 via abc.net.au
  
  This virtual reality technology makes it possible for all abilities students to take a journey with their learning, and to consider a career in agriculture.
  
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• Live: NSW Now: Fears for Indigenous community as flood threat worsens

  16-10-2022 21:38 via abc.net.au
  
  MORNING BRIEFING: Residents from an Indigenous community on the NSW-Victorian border are being evacuated as the flood threat intensifies.
  
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• Two tax changes could raise more than $20 billion a year and halve the deficit, but they're off the table this budget

  16-10-2022 21:10 via abc.net.au
  
  The Treasurer may have ruled out making changes to the stage 3 income tax cuts in his first budget, but there is a growing push for more comprehensive tax reform from experts and the parliamentary crossbench.
  
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• 'Spending cuts may not be enough': The case for tax increases ahead of Chalmers's first budget

  16-10-2022 21:10 via abc.net.au
  
  The Treasurer may have ruled out making changes to the stage 3 income tax cuts in his first budget, but there is a growing push for more comprehensive tax reform from experts and the parliamentary crossbench.
  
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• One town, hundreds of job vacancies: How worker shortages are crippling businesses

  16-10-2022 20:48 via abc.net.au
  
  The town of Griffith is emblematic of Australia's worker shortage with fruit left to rot in orchards and months' long backlogs just to see a GP.
  
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• One town, hundreds of job vacancies: How Australia's worker shortage is crippling businesses

  16-10-2022 20:48 via abc.net.au
  
  The town of Griffith is emblematic of Australia's worker shortage with fruit left to rot in orchards and months' long backlogs just to see a GP.
  
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• 'Difficult to sleep at night': Fruit left to rot, healthcare staff at breaking point amid worker shortage

  16-10-2022 20:48 via abc.net.au
  
  The town of Griffith is emblematic of Australia's worker shortage with fruit left to rot in orchards and months' long backlogs just to see a GP.
  
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• Australia's worker shortage crisis can be summed up in a visit to this town

  16-10-2022 20:48 via abc.net.au
  
  The town of Griffith is emblematic of Australia's worker shortage with fruit left to rot in orchards and months' long backlogs just to see a GP.
  
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• Australia’s economic outlook faces downgrade as Treasurer warns of 'perilous path'

  16-10-2022 16:37 via abc.net.au
  
  Figures released by the government, which are not expected to change before budget night, show the extent of Treasury's downgrades.
  
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• Love a cuppa? This tea master brews with fig and grape leaves

  16-10-2022 05:26 via abc.net.au
  
  The wine capital of Australia may seem an unlikely place for a tea business, but Belinda Hellyer has found a way to bring the two worlds together. 
  
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• How a tea tree farm became the 'soul of the business' and helped this couple fulfill a dream

  16-10-2022 00:04 via abc.net.au
  
  Allan and Jane Hutcherson have been making soap for large companies for decades, but buying a farm gives them the chance to start their own skin care brand finally.
  
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