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Documentary explores evidence of Aboriginal Australia's pre-colonial trade with Asia
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Andrew 'Twiggy' Forrest withdraws from renewable energy takeover of nation's largest sheep station
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Billionaire Andrew "Twiggy" Forrest has withdrawn from a bid to transform Australia's largest sheep station into a green energy hub, blaming delays in government approval.
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Man arrested over London's 'great cheese heist' but 22 tonnes of cheddar still missing
via abc.net.au
When a French supermarket placed an order at Neal's Yard Dairy worth almost $600,000, it seemed too good to be true — and it was.
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A man has been arrested over London's 'great cheese heist' but 22 tonnes of cheddar has vanished
via abc.net.au
When a French supermarket placed an order at Neal's Yard Dairy worth almost $600,000, it seemed too good to be true — and it was.
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Mark lost his wife 20 years after just a minor brush with asbestos. Her life could have been saved
via abc.net.au
With asbestos lurking in an estimated one-third of Australian homes, campaigners want compulsory registers of the deadly product for home owners in an effort to save the lives of unsuspecting renovators.
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Families call for asbestos action, with teenager, home renovator among those to contract mesothelioma
via abc.net.au
With asbestos lurking in an estimated one-third of Australian homes, campaigners want compulsory registers of the deadly product for home owners in an effort to save the lives of unsuspecting renovators.
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'Eradicate it': Calls for government to do much more to remove asbestos across Australia
via abc.net.au
With asbestos lurking in an estimated one-third of Australian homes, campaigners want compulsory registers of the deadly product for home owners in an effort to save the lives of unsuspecting renovators.
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'Dead and buried' Rivers and Millers stores unlikely to be missed by regional Australians, analyst says
via abc.net.au
While some country shoppers are lamenting the potential closure of more Mosaic Brand stores, one expert believes most people will barely notice their absence.
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Changes to HECS-HELP scheme could save debt holders $680 a year
via abc.net.au
The changes would mean a shift to a marginal repayment system, as recommended by the Universities Accord, which found existing arrangements disproportionately affect those on lower incomes.
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Big multinationals called in to end Kalgoorlie's rolling summer blackouts
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After residents went days without power in 40 degree temperatures earlier this year, the WA government has struck a deal with BHP and Canadian-owned TransAlta to provide the city with ongoing backup power.
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Hawaiian settles Claremont Quarter deal
The family office has settled on a deal valued at more than $200 million to purchase a half stake in the retail centre from QIC.
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At Close of Business podcast November 1 2024
Jack McGinn and Isabel Vieira discuss the significant investment in Collie.
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TransAlta to supply Kalgoorlie power
The shutdown of BHP’s nickel operations has had a silver lining for Kalgoorlie, with Canadian company TransAlta contracted to supply back-up power to the city.
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Harvest Road still a loss-maker
The Forrest’s cattle herd is swelling but the agricultural arm of the family empire remains loss-making despite managing to cut sales costs in the past year.
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ASX ends worst week since August after global sell-off
The ASX200 has fallen 0.5 per cent after worrying earnings forecasts from US tech stocks and diminishing rate cut hopes in Europe dampened risk sentiment.
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Mark My Words November 1 2024
Mark Beyer and Mark Pownall discuss Hancock and MinRes' $1.1bn gas deal; Hancock and Wright Prospecting financials; the lithium industry; Perth house prices; ABN Group; and more.
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Wright Prospecting posts $277m profit
Perth company Wright Prospecting has reported another massive profit as its low-key owners reap the benefits of an iron ore royalties deal negotiated more than 50 years ago.
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Lease agreement impacts Softball WA
Softball WA chief executive Rick Wolters says the governing body could be seriously impacted by the City of Stirling's move to sign a lease agreement with A-League club, Perth Glory.
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Navitas reports revenue growth, blames policy
International education group Navitas has reported an increase in revenue but blamed restrictive policies in Canada and Australia for stifling the growth.
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Navitas criticises student cap policies
International education group Navitas has reported an increase in revenue but blamed restrictive policies in Canada and Australia for stifling the growth.
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Creasy's private company doubles profit
Renowned prospector Mark Creasy’s private investment vehicle more than doubled its full year profit, aided by the sale of its lucrative stake in Azure Minerals.
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No time for diminished women
It is better to lead as your authentic self than adopt a disingenuous persona.
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NT MP to meet with Aldi in an attempt to lure discount supermarket to Darwin
via abc.net.au
Federal Member for Solomon Luke Gosling says a meeting this month with the discounted supermarket giant will reveal why it has been reluctant to open stores in the territory.
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Dark Mofo organisers prepare to 'bathe the city in red' with event's full return in Hobart in 2025
via abc.net.au
After a more muted affair this year, the organisers of the iconic Dark Mofo festival in Tasmania are ready to make their return in 2025. Here's what people can expect.
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Battery aspirant seeks Collie jolt
Auzvolt has its sights set on Collie as it seeks to buck the global trend and deliver a viable business outside China.
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MPs under pressure from gambling lobby over harm minimisation plan, Liberal MP claims
via abc.net.au
The man behind Tasmania's promised cashless gaming card says the "backbone of every MP is under pressure" due to a concerted campaign against it by the state's hospitality lobby.
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Fremantle distillery in administration
Republic of Fremantle has called in administrators to restructure the urban distillery and bar business, which has grappled with pandemic-induced delays and industry challenges.
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Far west NSW reconnects to electricity weeks after storm wiped out power poles
via abc.net.au
Residents in Broken Hill and surrounds have had their power restored after a mini tornado destroyed electrical infrastructure in mid October.
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Project Sea Dragon to be liquidated following failed court appeal
via abc.net.au
A decade-long plan to build the world's largest prawn farm on a remote NT cattle station has finally ended after the Federal Court ordered the company to be liquidated.
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O’Neill newest BCA board member
Business Council of Australia has announced Woodside chief executive Meg O’Neill as the newest addition to its board, joining Wesfarmers managing director and chief Rob Scott.
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Howard visits WA in Bullwinkel push
Former Prime Minister John Howard called Anthony Albanese "out of his depth" during his visit to Bullwinkel in hopes the Liberal party secure the critical seat.
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Sydney residents face 50 per cent water bill increase to avoid 'failing systems'
via abc.net.au
Sydney residents will see their water bills rise by 50 per cent by the end of the decade to cover the costs of overhauling ageing water infrastructure and connecting new housing developments.
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Sydney residents asked to pay 50pc more for water to cover costs for new housing connections
via abc.net.au
Sydney residents will see their water bills rise by 50 per cent by the end of the decade to cover the costs of overhauling ageing water infrastructure and connecting new housing developments.
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Ironbark taps investors for $10m
Subiaco-based junior Ironbark Zinc has appointed former Nordgold boss Nikolai Zelenski as its executive-chair elect, along with announcing plans to raise $10 million.
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Perth’s home values continue rise
The median house price has climbed to more than $800,000 for the first time in history, CoreLogic data shows.
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Russia has fined Google $US20 trillion trillion trillion
via abc.net.au
Russia has slapped Google with a fine of $US20,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 for blocking state media channels on YouTube.
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Russia has fined Google more money than there is in the entire world
via abc.net.au
Russia has slapped Google with a fine of $US20,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 for blocking state media channels on YouTube.
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Russia fines Google $US20,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000
via abc.net.au
Russia has slapped Google with a fine of $US20,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 for blocking state media channels on YouTube.
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NT gold mine that could produce 500,000 ounces of metal yearly unable to attract investment
via abc.net.au
The mine is one of many struggling to secure investments despite record commodity prices with gold bullion prices reaching $4,240 per ounce this week.
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Gold prices are at record highs, so why can't new projects attract investment?
via abc.net.au
A Northern Territory gold mine could produce 500,000 ounces of gold each year but is struggling to secure investments despite record commodity prices. Gold bullion prices reached $4,240 per tonne this week.
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McKenzie defends Dutton's relationship with Rinehart, admits she was wrong on flight upgrades
via abc.net.au
The shadow transport minister has conceded she made an error on her own flight upgrades as she defended Peter Dutton's travel on Gina Rinehart's plane.
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Coalition defends Dutton's relationship with Gina Rinehart, admits she was wrong on flight upgrades
via abc.net.au
The shadow transport minister has conceded she made an error on her own flight upgrades as she defended Peter Dutton's travel on Gina Rinehart's plane.
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Soaring AI costs impact US stocks
Major US stock indexes closed lower overnight after both Microsoft and Meta Platforms highlighted growing artificial intelligence costs that could hit their earnings.
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Good Music Month kicks off in Adelaide with a 'jam packed' November to draw in punters
via abc.net.au
With thousands of artists ranging from big acts to emerging bands, the second iteration of Good Music Month will blast Adelaide and its surrounds with a plethora of live acts, culminating in the Notestock festival.
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