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• The boss of Bega cheese heard the Netherlands wanted to become a circular economy. Now he wants it for his town

  20-07-2024 23:23 via abc.net.au
  
  Seafood waste is being made into fertiliser and a cheese boiler plant runs on wood waste in the small New South Wales town. Could this be the future of sustainability?
  
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• Can Bega be the first shire in Australia to have a low-emission, sustainable circular economy?

  20-07-2024 23:23 via abc.net.au
  
  Seafood waste is being made into fertiliser and a cheese boiler plant runs on wood waste in the small New South Wales town. Could this be the future of sustainability?
  
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• Doctors warn of significant increase in people hospitalised with psychosis after being prescribed medicinal cannabis

  20-07-2024 23:08 via abc.net.au
  
  Experts are worried about a proliferation of "single-issue" cannabis clinics opening in Australia, some of them willing to prescribe via telehealth consultations with few checks.
  
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• Elon Musk's Starlink satellites promise to connect the Pacific to the internet. So why are some countries trying to ban it?

  20-07-2024 21:24 via abc.net.au
  
  Five years after Starlink satellites started orbiting the Earth, Pacific Island countries are still weighing up its benefits despite calls to approve its services.
  
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• How a group of tech 'rebels' triggered the world's biggest IT meltdown

  20-07-2024 21:16 via abc.net.au
  
  CrowdStrike became a household name on Friday for all the wrong reasons. Here's what we know about them.
  
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• Tobacconists caught selling black market cigarettes are making so much money, fines are considered 'a cost of doing business'

  20-07-2024 21:05 via abc.net.au
  
  Australia's tobacco excise is "well past its point of effectiveness", according to one expert, who says it's pushing smokers onto the black market, hurting retailers and taxpayers. 
  
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• If smoking rates have 'flatlined' why are tobacconists 'popping up everywhere'? The maths, it seems, is up in smoke

  20-07-2024 21:05 via abc.net.au
  
  Australia's tobacco excise is "well past its point of effectiveness", according to one expert, who says it's pushing smokers onto the black market, hurting retailers and taxpayers. 
  
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• 'Excessively high' cigarette taxes fuelling black market as retailers fear expansion of tobacco wars

  20-07-2024 21:05 via abc.net.au
  
  Australia's tobacco excise is "well past its point of effectiveness", according to one expert, who says it's pushing smokers onto the black market, hurting retailers and taxpayers. 
  
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• Ballarat Gold Mine tailings dam approved despite local outcry over toxicity risks

  20-07-2024 03:04 via abc.net.au
  
  A group of residents have voiced concerns after VCAT gave approval for a fourth tailings dam at the Ballarat Gold Mine, so the troubled mine can continue operations.  
  
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• In one of Australia's most expensive cities, Ben pays just $187 a week in rent after embracing co-operative housing

  20-07-2024 00:04 via abc.net.au
  
  With an uncertain future in rentals and campus accommodation, these Canberra students have turned to co-operative living.
  
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