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• Fees, charges and insurance costs, along with tourism downturn, the 'straw that breaks camel's back' for business owners

  28-09-2024 23:56 via abc.net.au
  
  Since 2016, Liz and Rob Virtue have operated the colonial-era Glen Derwent as a tourism and hospitality business, but say Tasmanian government fees and charges along with mounting insurance premiums have forced them to close — with the state's tourism peak body saying stories of local enterprises struggling are commonplace.
  
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• 'A sign of things to come': Insurance costs sink heritage home used for weddings, tearooms and accommodation

  28-09-2024 23:56 via abc.net.au
  
  Since 2016, Liz and Rob Virtue have operated the colonial-era Glen Derwent as a tourism and hospitality business, but say Tasmanian government fees and charges along with mounting insurance premiums have forced them to close — with the state's tourism peak body saying stories of local enterprises struggling are commonplace.
  
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• One in ten expecting mothers are going hungry, survey finds

  28-09-2024 23:36 via abc.net.au
  
  Thousands of pregnant women in Australia are going hungry with half of those too scared to ask for help, according to new research.
  
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• One in 10 expecting mothers are going hungry, survey finds

  28-09-2024 23:36 via abc.net.au
  
  Thousands of pregnant women in Australia are going hungry with half of those too scared to ask for help, according to new research.
  
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• Melanie's cattle property is the centre of her world, but she's worried about what she'll soon see from her front gate

  28-09-2024 23:05 via abc.net.au
  
  In a year dominated by youth crime and the cost of living, environmental policy debate has been given little air time ahead of the October Queensland election.
  
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• Nearly half of the staff at this agency are neurodivergent. The CEO says there are real benefits for her bottom line

  28-09-2024 23:00 via abc.net.au
  
  Many Australians are neurodivergent, yet some don't disclose this to employers for fear of discrimination. So how practical is it to create a neurodivergent-friendly workplace? 
  
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• The system allowing people with disability to be paid $6 an hour

  28-09-2024 20:48 via abc.net.au
  
  A year on from the disability royal commission's final report, ABC NEWS takes a closer look at one of the biggest and most contentious proposals for change — phasing out segregated employment.
  
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• 'An affront to dignity': The system allowing people with disability to be paid $6 an hour

  28-09-2024 20:48 via abc.net.au
  
  A year on from the disability royal commission's final report, ABC NEWS takes a closer look at one of the biggest and most contentious proposals for change — phasing out segregated employment.
  
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• 'You have to be insane': This man says he's starting Australia's next airline

  28-09-2024 20:46 via abc.net.au
  
  Australia's airline graveyard is littered with failed carriers – with two more joining the ranks of the fallen this year. Bill Astling believes he has what it takes to break into the market.
  
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• This man says he’s starting Australia’s next airline. The odds of success aren’t good

  28-09-2024 20:46 via abc.net.au
  
  Australia's airline graveyard is littered with failed carriers – with two more joining the ranks of the fallen this year. Bill Astling believes he has what it takes to break into the market.
  
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• 'We don't have a choice': Regional Australians paying the price of­ supermarket duopoly

  28-09-2024 02:49 via abc.net.au
  
  A consumer group has advised Australians to "shop around" for cheaper groceries, but for people in regional areas, choice is a luxury they don't have.
  
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• 'We don't have a choice': Regional Australians paying the price of supermarket duopoly

  28-09-2024 02:49 via abc.net.au
  
  A consumer group has advised Australians to "shop around" for cheaper groceries, but for people in regional areas, choice is a luxury they don't have.
  
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• NT government, gas firm face another Beetaloo Basin fracking challenge under novel 'third party' laws

  28-09-2024 01:00 via abc.net.au
  
  An environment group has launched another legal attack on plans to frack the Beetaloo Basin in an "unprecedented" legal setting arguing the US gas company's project poses unacceptable risks to water.
  
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