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Sportsbet agrees to do more to prevent money laundering, ASX erases its gains for the month — as it happened
via abc.net.au
Sportsbet agrees to "enforceable undertaking" to improve anti-money laundering regime. The ASX loses more ground as investors digest yesterday's "hot" inflation result. As it happened.
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Live: Sportsbet agrees to do more to prevent money laundering, ASX loses ground
via abc.net.au
Sportsbet agrees to "enforceable undertaking" to improve anti-money laundering regime. Markets continue to digest yesterday's "hot" inflation result. Follow live.
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Live: Market reacts to increased potential of RBA rate hikes
via abc.net.au
Markets continue to digest yesterday's "hot" inflation result, which opens the door for a potential hike in interest rates. Follow live.
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Australian beef exports to China can resume after trade war suspension, minister says
via abc.net.au
Five major Australian beef exporters suspended from exporting meat to China can now resume, Agriculture Minister Murray Watt has confirmed.
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Singapore Airlines turbulence investigation finds sharp drop in altitude caused passenger injuries
via abc.net.au
A 73-year-old man died of a suspected heart attack and dozens were injured after flight SQ321, flying from London to Singapore, encountered sudden, extreme turbulence while flying over Myanmar last week.
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Recycling institution The Green Shed is closing today, but Canberra's circular economy will continue
via abc.net.au
For more than a decade, The Green Shed has been a beloved Canberra institution. It's been home to everything from every shop in the world to items which you'd never find in any shop, ever.
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Recycling institution The Green Shed has closed, but Canberra's circular economy will continue
via abc.net.au
For more than a decade, The Green Shed has been a beloved Canberra institution. It's been home to everything from every shop in the world to items which you'd never find in any shop, ever.
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Suburb hit by vandalism spree, but some victims won't receive a cent from insurers
via abc.net.au
An insurance policy clause means some victims of a vandalism spree won't receive a cent, but others will be fully covered.
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School food program in such demand it's going through about 1,000 loaves a week
via abc.net.au
As the cost-of-living crisis continues to bite, more schools are offering free breakfast and lunch programs to students — and not-for-profit KickStart for Kids says demand for its meals has surged in the past 12 months.
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‘No food in the house’: Surge in need for school food programs
via abc.net.au
As the cost-of-living crisis continues to bite, more schools are offering free breakfast and lunch programs to students — and not-for-profit KickStart for Kids says demand for its meals has surged in the past 12 months.
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'I'd rather commit a crime': Indonesian journalists wary of law changes to restrict investigative broadcasts
via abc.net.au
Critics says proposed changes to Indonesia's Broadcasting Law seek to restrict investigative journalism and ensnare journalists, content creators and the public.
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'I will continue to break the law': Indonesian journalists prepare for media law changes that may ban investigative work
via abc.net.au
Critics says proposed changes to Indonesia's Broadcasting Law seek to restrict investigative journalism and ensnare journalists, content creators and the public.
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Your water bottle might be lying to you. Here's how much you really need to drink
via abc.net.au
Is your water bottle etched with words of encouragement, urging you to "keep chugging" because you're "almost there"? What happens if you don't drink up?
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How much water should you drink? Don't trust your water bottle
via abc.net.au
Is your water bottle etched with words of encouragement, urging you to "keep chugging" because you're "almost there"? What happens if you don't drink up?
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They wanted a night out of the cold after sleeping rough. Instead, this couple found a home
via abc.net.au
A family who for months had been homeless were able to land jobs and housing when they checked into a country motel for a night of reprieve. They are seeing more and more people booking rooms as a long-term option.
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Locked out of the rental market, families are turning to motels and caravan parks
via abc.net.au
A family who for months had been sleeping rough were able to land jobs and a home when they checked into a country motel for a night of reprieve from the cold. They are seeing more and more people booking rooms as a long-term option.
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'Tap and go': The sex worker who fought 'debanking' and got his EFTPOS machine back
via abc.net.au
Sex workers can now fight 'debanking' in some parts of Australia, but others are left hiding their jobs and battling financial discrimination.
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Sex workers are doing FIFO mining work on the side to qualify for a home loan and the industry wants that to change
via abc.net.au
Sex workers can now fight "debanking" in some parts of Australia, but others are left hiding their jobs and battling financial discrimination.
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Mary-Anne might be Australia's most famous madam, but her brothel can't take certain credit card payments
via abc.net.au
Sex workers can now fight "debanking" in some parts of Australia, but others are left hiding their jobs and battling financial discrimination.
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Coles and Woolworths given more time to deal with thousands of tonnes of stranded REDcycle plastic waste
via abc.net.au
The deadline for Coles and Woolworths to deal with thousands of tonnes of soft plastic waste left in the collapse of REDcycle has again been extended, in hopes it can be spared from landfill.
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Coles and Woolworths given more time to deal with stranded REDcycle plastic waste
via abc.net.au
The deadline for Coles and Woolworths to deal with thousands of tonnes of soft plastic waste left in the collapse of REDcycle has again been extended, in hopes it can be spared from landfill.
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Anglo American rejects BHP's last-ditch attempt to continue takeover talks
via abc.net.au
Anglo American has rejected BHP Group's last-ditch request for more time to discuss a $74 billion takeover offer, dismissing it as highly complex and likely ending a five-week pursuit by the bigger rival.
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Australians among 560 million users around the world caught in Ticketmaster hack
via abc.net.au
The personal details of thousands of Australian customers may have been leaked in the alleged data breach.
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'A reckless and dangerous act': Police investigate toppling of 4G mobile phone tower
via abc.net.au
For the second time in as many years, a mobile tower in the New South Wales town of Mullumbimby has been toppled in what police suspect was a deliberate act of vandalism.
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Mark Beyer and Jack McGinn discuss the growth of the Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation.
Plus: Rio class action, Housing tipped to bounce, and G'Day Group expands again.
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Inflation readout weighs heavily on Australian shares
The local share market has suffered its biggest drop in more than a month after official statistics showed inflation has picked up, raising doubts about whether domestic rate cuts will occur at all this year.
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Calls for powerline marking programs after light plane crash investigation
via abc.net.au
A report finds it is likely the pilot of a Cessna plane "lost awareness" of a powerline stretching across his property before clipping it and crashing, killing him and his son.
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Partial strike impacts Sierra restart
Sierra Rutile has announced that production at its recently restarted Area 1 operations in Sierra Leone has been partially impacted due to unlawful – yet so far peaceful – strike action from yesterday.
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Concerns laid bare as EPA Bill tabled
The Business Council of Australia has outlined fresh concerns over the remit of a federal Environmental Protection Agency, after a Bill was introduced to parliament today.
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BHP seeks Anglo bid extension
BHP wants extra time to finalise a takeover bid for Anglo American after putting forward a range of socio-economic measures it believes will address many of the concerns raised by Anglo.
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The $4,000 travelling mistake that left drag superstar Hannah Conda at the 'lowest point in her financial life'
via abc.net.au
It's Pay Day! Australian drag superstar Hannah Conda explains the expensive reality behind the scenes of her glitzy appearances on RuPaul's Drag Race, and the travel mistake that led her to the lowest point in her financial life.
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Drag queen Hannah Conda spills the tea on touring, travelling, and the true financial cost of performing
via abc.net.au
It's Pay Day! Australian drag superstar Hannah Conda explains the expensive reality behind the scenes of her glitzy appearances on RuPaul's Drag Race, and the travel mistake that led her to the lowest point in her financial life.
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Investing in the bank of mum and dad
A new app is delivering for migrants wanting to send money to non-Western countries.
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Corporate culture offshores innovation
Offers overseas appear more enticing when there’s a lack of willingness to take calculated risks at home.
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Colab to expand Albany shellfish hatchery
Albany’s shellfish hatchery will be expanded by local business Colab Construction, following the award of a $3.6 million government tender to support the state’s seafood industry.
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Rio faces class action harassment investigation
A class action investigation has been launched into Rio Tinto, exploring whether the company should be liable for sexual harrasment and discrimination alleged to have taken place at its minesites.
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Neometals appoints new COO
West Perth-based Neometals has appointed Jennifer Purdie as its chief operating officer.
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Tour company, warrior memorial among Qld Reconciliation Awards
via abc.net.au
Increasing numbers of visitors to Far North Queensland are learning about traditional culture on country. The Indigenous guides showing them around say it goes to the meaning of reconciliation.
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Tour company teaching traditional culture on country honoured at Qld Reconciliation Awards
via abc.net.au
Increasing numbers of visitors to Far North Queensland are learning about traditional culture on country. The Indigenous guides showing them around say it goes to the meaning of reconciliation.
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Japan, US among countries to ban Victorian poultry imports due to bird flu
via abc.net.au
Victorian poultry products have been temporarily banned from several countries including Japan and the US.
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Ramelius taps Takeovers Panel over Westgold deal
Gold miner Ramelius Resources has requested Takeovers Panel intervention in Westgold Resources’s move for Karora Resources, revealing an earlier agreement between itself and the acquirer.
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International investors swoop on Perth motels
Two family-run Perth motels, owned by John Christie for more than 30 years, have been sold to international investors for a total of $57 million.
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Collar in administration, cuts workforce 20pc
Rivervale-based recruitment firm Collar Group has entered voluntary administration, after cutting 20 per cent of its overall workforce this week.
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SunRice monopoly set to end, Australian growers eye new markets
via abc.net.au
Australian rice growers have mixed views about the biggest shake-up of the industry in 100 years, but change is on the way.
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AGC taps investors for $11m
Shares in Nedlands-based Australian Gold and Copper were down by 7 per cent early on Wednesday, following news the company plans to raise $11 million.
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Inflation rises slightly in April to 3.6pc but economists say that should ring 'alarm bells' for RBA
via abc.net.au
The annual rate of inflation has ticked up slightly in April to 3.6 per cent, from 3.5 per cent in March, but economists say it's enough to put even more pressure on the Reserve Bank.
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Inflation picks up slightly in April to 3.6 per cent
via abc.net.au
The annual rate of inflation has ticked up slightly in April to 3.6 per cent, from 3.5 per cent in March, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
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G’Day Group expands to Margaret River
Regional tourism powerhouse G’Day Group have expanded into the Margaret River region with the purchase of area’s largest holiday park.
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Holes discovered in screen put up to block tourists from taking photos of Mount Fuji
via abc.net.au
The town of Fujikawaguchiko put up the screen to stop tourists from crowding around to take photos.
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Yindjibarndi builds diverse business
The Aboriginal group enmeshed in a royalties dispute with Andrew Forrest is building multiple commercial enterprises in the Pilbara.
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