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• Queenslanders will be paying 50 cents for public transport for six months, but still some won't be getting on board

  03-08-2024 23:32 via abc.net.au
  
  Queenslanders will be able to catch a bus, train or ferry for just 50 cents but, despite the cost-of-living relief, some hold concerns over the frequency and routes on offer.
  
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• Queenslanders will be paying 50 cents for public transport for six months, but some still won't be getting on board

  03-08-2024 23:32 via abc.net.au
  
  Queenslanders will be able to catch a bus, train or ferry for just 50 cents but, despite the cost-of-living relief, some hold concerns over the frequency and routes on offer.
  
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• 'We are being tossed around on a sea of volatility': Fears US economy headed towards recession

  03-08-2024 21:10 via abc.net.au
  
  There are genuine concerns the world's largest economy is heading toward a recession, and the fear is gripping global financial markets.
  
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• Two-thirds of us buy capsicums, but do you know why the red ones cost more?

  03-08-2024 03:33 via abc.net.au
  
  Whether they're green, red, orange or yellow, capsicums are a firm favourite in Aussie households, but fluctuating prices are hurting growers and consumers.
  
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• Big Pineapple brewery relocates after fruitless search for new home due to 'embarrassing' red tape

  03-08-2024 02:06 via abc.net.au
  
  An award-winning brewery and distillery founded on the Sunshine Coast has moved to Gympie's greener pastures. Its owner blames the council's town planning restrictions.
   
  
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• Exporting fresh food and importing it back processed — is this the future of Australian food?

  03-08-2024 00:20 via abc.net.au
  
  You may be eating Australian-grown food that has been processed overseas and then shipped back again. Local food manufacturers worry they will struggle to compete with imports among price-conscious consumers. 
  
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• Could Australian food manufacturing go the way of the car industry?

  03-08-2024 00:20 via abc.net.au
  
  You may be eating Australian-grown food that has been processed overseas and then shipped back again. Local food manufacturers worry they will struggle to compete with imports among price-conscious consumers. 
  
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• Australian grown, but overseas made? Manufacturers fear the rise of imports

  03-08-2024 00:20 via abc.net.au
  
  You may be eating Australian-grown food that has been processed overseas and then shipped back again. Local food manufacturers worry they will struggle to compete with imports among price-conscious consumers. 
  
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