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• 'Eating Weet-Bix breakfast, lunch and dinner': Calls for NT parties to tackle cost of living ahead of election

  04-08-2024 22:42 via abc.net.au
  
  Ahead of this month's Northern Territory election, voters worried about the rising cost of living say they feel neither of the major parties have committed enough to tackle the problem.
  
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• Some commuters 'buzzing' as 50-cent public transport trial kicks off in Queensland

  04-08-2024 21:39 via abc.net.au
  
  The pre-election trial will see all fares on the Translink network, regardless of the length of trip, cost a flat 50 cents on buses, trains, ferries, and trams.
  
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• Six month trial of 50c public transport fares launches in Queensland

  04-08-2024 21:39 via abc.net.au
  
  The pre-election trial will see all fares on the Translink network, regardless of the length of trip, cost a flat 50c on buses, trains, ferries, and trams.
  
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• Live: Public transport fares will cost 50 cents in Queensland from today

  04-08-2024 21:39 via abc.net.au
  
  The pre-election trial will see all fares on the Translink network, regardless of the length of trip, cost a flat 50 cents on buses, trains, ferries, and trams.
  
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• Future of Queensland's 50-cent public transport fare depends on how many commuters get on board, says premier

  04-08-2024 21:39 via abc.net.au
  
  The pre-election trial will see all fares on the Translink network, regardless of the length of trip, cost a flat 50 cents on buses, trains, ferries, and trams.
  
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• Commuters 'buzzing' as 50-cent public transport trial kicks off in Queensland

  04-08-2024 21:39 via abc.net.au
  
  The pre-election trial will see all fares on the Translink network, regardless of the length of trip, cost a flat 50 cents on buses, trains, ferries, and trams.
  
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• The price of this burger tells the story of our cost-of-living crisis

  04-08-2024 20:56 via abc.net.au
  
  The cost of a Big Mac can help us understand the big picture of what's going on with spiralling prices.
  
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• WA companies worth $349bn

  04-08-2024 19:00 via businessnews.com.au
  
  The combined value of Western Australia’s listed companies fell to $349.7 billion last financial year, propped up by the resurgent performance of the state’s gold sector.
  
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• Designer refashions surplus fabric waste into online store, creating cash flow for small brands

  04-08-2024 05:29 via abc.net.au
  
  An online marketplace is rehoming vast amounts of excess fabric left unused by Australian fashion brands — and it's good news for small labels and home sewers. 
  
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• How a pasta dish named after an Australian inland city took South Korea by storm

  04-08-2024 05:02 via abc.net.au
  
  Originally introduced in the country by US chain Outback Steakhouse, experts say the dish's meteoric rise proves there are big export opportunities in South Korea for "truly authentic" Aussie products.
  
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• Fracking ban takes effect in Queensland's Channel Country, protecting 'one of the most unique river systems in the world'

  04-08-2024 02:14 via abc.net.au
  
  It took 10 years, but Channel Country communities say they're "relieved and "overwhelmed" as a promised ban to prevent future fracking projects in the precious river system becomes official.
  
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• Nature tourism is thriving in WA, and one town is at the centre of the buzz

  04-08-2024 02:03 via abc.net.au
  
  In Western Australia, adventurers — on foot or on wheels – are flocking to the state's network of bush trails in unprecedented numbers, and the town of Dwellingup is thriving because of it.
  
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• How the WA town of Dwellingup's bush trails are inspiring a wave of nature tourism

  04-08-2024 02:03 via abc.net.au
  
  In Western Australia, adventurers — on foot or on wheels – are flocking to the state's network of bush trails in unprecedented numbers, and the town of Dwellingup is thriving because of it.
  
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• Jonathan bought a defective new apartment and then found regulators can't do anything about it

  04-08-2024 00:48 via abc.net.au
  
  NT home owners say lax residential building regulations have left them dealing with major structural defects they aren't able to get fixed or claim compensation for. They are calling on both sides of NT politics to commit to changing that.
  
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• Would you drink from a reusable cup at a festival? This business is trying to make it the norm

  04-08-2024 00:05 via abc.net.au
  
  Samantha and Christie met on a random European dance floor while crushing a sea of plastic waste underfoot. The pair now run a small business in Melbourne that manufactures reusable cups for festivals and events.
  
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