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• Phil knew his town was changing when a Hollywood star started dating his staff

  27-07-2024 21:36 via abc.net.au
  
  Cafe owner Phil Taylor spent 20 years in Byron Bay for its surf and vibrant lifestyle, but he's recently chosen to move closer to the city for a fraction of the price.
  
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• Byron Bay used to have a 'magic' about it — then sea changers steamrolled the locals

  27-07-2024 21:36 via abc.net.au
  
  Cafe owner Phil Taylor spent 20 years in Byron Bay for its surf and vibrant lifestyle, but he's recently chosen to move closer to the city for a fraction of the price.
  
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• Pacific Island nations owe 'astronomical' debts to China. Can they repay?

  27-07-2024 21:21 via abc.net.au
  
  Pacific Island nations are spending big to repay loans from China. But some say there are other roads available to them if they want to overcome their debt burdens. 
  
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• China has loaned Pacific Island nations money for infrastructure — the debts have become 'astronomical'

  27-07-2024 21:21 via abc.net.au
  
  Pacific Island nations are spending big to repay loans from China. But some say there are other roads available to them if they want to overcome their debt burdens. 
  
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• Federal government signs $2.2b deal to keep Collins submarines running

  27-07-2024 10:44 via abc.net.au
  
  The four-year deal hopes to extend the life of Australia's current submarine class, half of which are dealing with corrosion, before they are replaced as part of AUKUS.
  
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• Americans' love of hamburgers is chewing up global beef supplies, so what does that mean for Australia?

  27-07-2024 05:02 via abc.net.au
  
  The United States' cattle herd is at its lowest level since the 1950s. But its "insatiable appetite" for hamburgers hasn't changed, and that's causing ripples through the global beef trade. 
  
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• Shire secures heavy metal and bush doof festivals on same weekend, despite live music industry woes

  27-07-2024 03:12 via abc.net.au
  
  The South West Metal Fest and the Meliora Art and Lifestyle Festival will descend on one WA shire on the same weekend, but not everyone's happy about the noise.
  
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• 'Suspicious' fire rips through historic building complex that houses Adelaide's Oxford Hotel

  27-07-2024 02:47 via abc.net.au
  
  A fire that caused significant damage to the building complex that houses Adelaide's historic Oxford Hotel, sending out flames and plumes of smoke, is now being treated as a case of possible arson.
  
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• Historic Oxford Hotel which closed last year goes up in flames

  27-07-2024 02:47 via abc.net.au
  
  An abandoned Adelaide hotel, which closed last September, goes up in flames. 
  
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• Historic Oxford Hotel in Adelaide which closed last year goes up in flames

  27-07-2024 02:47 via abc.net.au
  
  Fire crews were called to the abandoned Oxford Hotel in North Adelaide around 7am. 
  
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• Fire rips through historic building complex that houses Adelaide's Oxford Hotel

  27-07-2024 02:47 via abc.net.au
  
  A fire has damaged the building complex that houses Adelaide's historic Oxford Hotel, sending up flames and plumes of smoke, with investigators now trying to determine the cause.
  
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• 2024 Paris Olympics: Saturday wrap

  27-07-2024 01:30 via businessnews.com.au
  
  The 2024 Paris Olympic Games has been officially opened – with driving rain failing to dampen spirits nor the flame.
  
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• Kevin misses the beach in his old hometown, but a simple fix could help him

  27-07-2024 00:26 via abc.net.au
  
  Kevin Trigg moved to Mount Gambier to be close to health services, but he would have loved to have stayed in his small beachside town if there had been better public transport.
  
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• Shutdown of key Perth rail line plays havoc with accessible transport options for people with disabilities

  27-07-2024 00:12 via abc.net.au
  
  A blind woman who relies on public transport to get around is one of those most heavily impacted by the closure of a key Perth train service, as the city's $13 billion Metronet project rolls on.
  
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• 'I was trapped in my house': Blind woman moves house to cope with Metronet rail closure

  27-07-2024 00:12 via abc.net.au
  
  A blind woman who relies on public transport to get around is one of those most heavily impacted by the closure of a key Perth train service, as the city's $13 billion Metronet project rolls on.
  
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