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• Dealing with a decade of disruption

  29-04-2024 08:00 via businessnews.com.au
  
  Only when they fail do we appreciate how much we rely on global supply chains.
  
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• Traditional owners 'won't accept' Argyle diamond mine site handback

  16-02-2026 00:00 via abc.net.au
  
  East Kimberley traditional owners are concerned Rio Tinto's closure plan will leave them with "a giant hole in the ground forever".
  
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• Halls Gap businesses embrace change after bushfire devastation

  15-02-2026 23:32 via abc.net.au
  
  After two consecutive summers devastated by bushfires, businesses in the region are reinventing themselves to stay afloat.
  
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• Water woes for livestock producers as drought drags on

  15-02-2026 21:14 via abc.net.au
  
  Victorian farmers are forced to cart water or destock as dams and rivers run dry. 
  
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• What can you eat on an island at the bottom of the world?

  15-02-2026 21:04 via abc.net.au
  
  A tiny island off the coast of Tasmania is embracing old and new techniques to keep food on the table. 
  
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• Company behind fatal outback plane crash has operating licence cancelled

  15-02-2026 20:39 via abc.net.au
  
  The family of one of the victims says its the first step towards justice for their son.
  
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• As high-speed rail plans gather pace, Britain’s HS2 offers hard lessons

  15-02-2026 19:57 via abc.net.au
  
  While the federal government considers an ambitious plan, a similar project in the UK has seen its fair share of controversies. 
  
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• Why a packet of Arnott's Shapes could help determine the 'case of the century'

  15-02-2026 19:43 via abc.net.au
  
  The "case of the century" is set to play out in the federal court this month, with the ACCC taking on supermarket giant Coles for what it claims are "illusory" discounts.
  
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• Taylor lays battle lines on capital gains tax as deputy defends nuclear policy

  15-02-2026 02:49 via abc.net.au
  
  Deputy Liberal leader Jane Hume says Australia needs to be "open minded" on nuclear power if the country is to bring down emissions and make power cheaper. 
  
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• Ruling out nuclear power is 'crazy', new Liberal deputy says

  15-02-2026 02:49 via abc.net.au
  
  Deputy Liberal leader Jane Hume says Australia needs to be "open minded" on nuclear power if the country is to bring down emissions and make power cheaper. 
  
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• A urine test for plastic chemicals set this 25-year-old on a mission to find solutions for pollution

  15-02-2026 02:46 via abc.net.au
  
  Kal Glanznig had his urine tested as part of an upcoming documentary exploring plastic pollution in Australia. The results left him speechless.
  
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• Forrest launches battery-powered trains as green deadline nears

  15-02-2026 00:00 via abc.net.au
  
  After years of delays, the Pilbara's largest carbon emitters are testing greener ways to haul iron ore, and Andrew Forrest has now joined their ranks. 
  
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• Apprenticeships have a 'big marketing problem' and it's 'getting worse'

  14-02-2026 22:30 via abc.net.au
  
  Mark hasn't taken on a hairdressing trainee for years. He's not alone in thinking low-wage apprenticeships just aren't attractive to young people anymore.
  
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• Why South Molle isn't sharing in the Whitsunday island resort revival

  14-02-2026 22:03 via abc.net.au
  
  South Molle Island's former resort has been abandoned since it was damaged by a cyclone in 2017. Now, public access to the island is restricted after Cyclone Koji wreaked havoc on its jetty.
  
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• While neighbouring islands rebuild, South Molle waits on a jetty and a plan

  14-02-2026 22:03 via abc.net.au
  
  South Molle Island's former resort has been abandoned since it was damaged by a cyclone in 2017. Now, public access to the island is restricted after Cyclone Koji wreaked havoc on its jetty.
  
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• Waterfront Sydney houses that sit above Australia's deepest coal mine

  14-02-2026 21:17 via abc.net.au
  
  What was once a working class, coal-fuelled borough is now a sought-after suburb in Sydney's inner west, with houses selling for millions.
  
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• Former site of Australia's deepest coal mine now waterfront townhouses

  14-02-2026 21:17 via abc.net.au
  
  What was once a working class, coal-fuelled borough is now a sought-after suburb in Sydney's inner west, with houses selling for millions.
  
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• Beaches previously untouched by algal bloom 'hit with a vengeance'

  14-02-2026 21:17 via abc.net.au
  
  While parts of South Australia celebrate what could be the end of a devastating algal bloom, nearby communities are seeing the effects for the first time. 
  
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• Construction starts on Adelaide's first skyscraper amid continued opposition

  14-02-2026 05:45 via abc.net.au
  
  Festival Tower Two is set to tower over South Australia's Parliament House, which the premier says will bring money and people into the city, but others remain against the $800 million project.
  
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• Wool price jumps ahead of industry-first Chinese New Year break

  14-02-2026 03:31 via abc.net.au
  As wool growers enjoy their best prices since 2019, the market will now pause to respect China's request for a week off to celebrate Lunar New Year. 
  
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• New Ningaloo campsite booking system under review after website crashes

  14-02-2026 03:13 via abc.net.au
  
  A West Australian department is working to refine its new campsite booking system for a World Heritage area after its website crashed during the first week of the trial.
  
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• National park officials defend 'diabolical' new booking system for WA campers

  14-02-2026 03:13 via abc.net.au
  
  A West Australian department is working to refine its new campsite booking system for a World Heritage area after its website crashed during the first week of the trial.
  
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• Australia and EU on the cusp of signing landmark free trade agreement

  14-02-2026 01:28 via abc.net.au
  
  Australia and the European Union are on the cusp of finally reaching a free trade agreement after years of sometimes fraught negotiations.
  
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• Perth set to 'come alive' as inner-city university opens

  14-02-2026 01:10 via abc.net.au
  
  Thousands of students will inject vibrancy and life into Perth's CBD with the opening of the new Edith Cowan University. But how will the city cope with influx of people? 
   
  
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• Business, housing concerns as new Edith Cowan University city campus opens

  14-02-2026 01:10 via abc.net.au
  
  Thousands of students will inject vibrancy and life into Perth's CBD with the opening of the new Edith Cowan University. But how will the city cope with influx of people? 
   
  
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• Australia marks 60 years since switching to decimal currency

  13-02-2026 22:46 via abc.net.au
  
  Six decades ago, Australia swapped its old currency for dollars and cents. A catchy jingle sung by a cartoon character named Dollar Bill helped the country adapt.
  
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• Anti-dumping activist fed up with illegal tyre stockpiles

  13-02-2026 22:06 via abc.net.au
  
  When anti-dumping activist Dave Dudley goes bush he often stumbles across dumped tyres. It's an environmental risk he says the government needs to address.  
  
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• Traders 'excited for the future' after lengthy Jetty Road disruptions

  13-02-2026 21:33 via abc.net.au
  
  After a difficult time for many traders in Glenelg, an air of optimism is starting to emerge as the impact of major construction projects eases and the algal bloom has all but vanished from metropolitan beaches. But some businesses along Jetty Road are still hurting from the disruptions.
  
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• 'Holiday in a can': Why Japanese beer is suddenly everywhere

  13-02-2026 20:22 via abc.net.au
  
  As record numbers of Australians continue to visit Japan, Japanese brewers have come to dominate our domestic beer market.
  
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• Australian craft brewers hop on 'clean and easy' Japanese lagers

  13-02-2026 20:22 via abc.net.au
  
  As record numbers of Australians continue to visit Japan, Japanese brewers have come to dominate our domestic beer market.
  
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