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• Red 5's revenue up 77pc

  22-02-2024 08:30 via businessnews.com.au
  
  Red 5's revenue increased by 77 per cent in the first six months to December 31 2023 - from $159.8 million to $283.5 million - as the mid-tier gold producer moves closer towards its proposed merger with Silver Lake Resources in June.
  
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• Michael Rowland to leave the ABC after four decades

  22-02-2026 22:10 via abc.net.au
  
  After almost four decades in front of the camera, former News Breakfast host Michael Rowland has announced he is leaving the ABC. 
  
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• Weekend public holiday disrupts Queensland real estate's busiest month

  22-02-2026 20:44 via abc.net.au
  
  With Anzac Day falling on a Saturday this year, trading restrictions mean open houses and auctions will need to be rescheduled. 
  
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• Real estate agents brace for Anzac Day trading shutdown

  22-02-2026 20:44 via abc.net.au
  
  With Anzac Day falling on a Saturday this year, trading restrictions mean open houses and auctions will need to be rescheduled. 
  
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• Sydney filmmaker takes top prize at revived short film festival Tropfest

  22-02-2026 20:29 via abc.net.au
  
  Out of more than 700 entries, only 16 shorts made the premiere, but it was Sydney mum Lianne Mackessy who won the $50,000 award.  
  
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• Thousands have left these islands. Its government is now paying them to stay

  22-02-2026 20:16 via abc.net.au
  
  Citizens of the Marshall Islands will receive "free money" as the government launches a world-first universal basic income scheme.
  
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• Crypto and Starlink used to roll out first universal basic income plan

  22-02-2026 20:16 via abc.net.au
  
  Citizens of the Marshall Islands will receive "free money" as the government launches a world-first universal basic income scheme.
  
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• Home owners struggle as insurance premiums rise 51pc in five years

  22-02-2026 19:47 via abc.net.au
  
  Home insurance premiums continue to rise, with properties in natural disaster-prone areas paying the most. 
  
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• Home owners find ways to reduce rising home insurance costs

  22-02-2026 19:47 via abc.net.au
  
  Home insurance premiums continue to rise, with properties in natural disaster-prone areas paying the most. 
  
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• Brisbane owner quoted $70,000 a year as home insurance premiums surge

  22-02-2026 19:47 via abc.net.au
  
  Home insurance premiums continue to rise, with properties in natural disaster-prone areas paying the most. 
  
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• No proof necessary to receive power bill help in rules shake-up

  22-02-2026 19:42 via abc.net.au
  
  Amid soaring prices and rising levels of energy hardship, the regulator wants to strengthen the protections for vulnerable customers. 
  
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• No need for 'magic words' as energy regulator flags major hardship overhaul

  22-02-2026 19:42 via abc.net.au
  
  Amid soaring prices and rising levels of energy hardship, the regulator wants to strengthen the protections for vulnerable customers. 
  
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• Victorian IT projects blow out by $1.25bn across a decade, analysis shows

  22-02-2026 18:55 via abc.net.au
  
  Hundreds of Victorian IT projects have together blown out by more than $1.25 billion in the last decade, with some suffering years-long delays, as experts question whether taxpayers are getting value for money.
  
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• Myki replacement tops list of Victorian IT projects with budget blowouts

  22-02-2026 18:55 via abc.net.au
  
  Hundreds of Victorian IT projects have together blown out by more than $1.25 billion in the last decade, with some suffering years-long delays, as experts question whether taxpayers are getting value for money.
  
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• As congregations shrink, old rural churches are being given new life

  22-02-2026 01:25 via abc.net.au
  
  A small timber church built in 1917 is at the centre of a growing trend reshaping the future of regional sacred spaces.
  
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• Rosebery mine seeks federal approval for alternative tailings dam site

  22-02-2026 00:30 via abc.net.au
  
  Global mining company MMG has long been seeking to build a third tailings storage dam at its mine on the Tasmanian west coast, in the face of strong opposition from environmentalists. It's now put forward an alternative which conservationists say they won't fight.
  
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• Mine's alternative tailings dam site proposal labelled 'lesser of two evils'

  22-02-2026 00:30 via abc.net.au
  
  Global mining company MMG has long been seeking to build a third tailings storage dam at its mine on the Tasmanian west coast, in the face of strong opposition from environmentalists. It's now put forward an alternative which conservationists say they won't fight.
  
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• Coober Pedy pays triple the state average for water but that could soon end

  22-02-2026 00:03 via abc.net.au
  
  SA Water will take over the decrepit water infrastructure in Coober Pedy, where burst pipes have led to residents paying some of the highest water bills in the state.
  
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• Underground 'battery' deep in the outback could power millions of homes

  21-02-2026 23:40 via abc.net.au
  
  They are older than the dinosaurs and buried deep underground, but scientists are pinning their hopes on ancient salt caverns to solve Australia’s green energy storage problem. 
  
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• Australian farmers weigh up pros and cons of looming EU trade deal

  21-02-2026 22:31 via abc.net.au
  
  Australia is on the cusp of signing a landmark free trade deal with the EU, but will it come at a cost?
  
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• As erosion costs climb these coastal communities consider retreat

  21-02-2026 20:34 via abc.net.au
  
  With costs and damage mounting, councils are considering all options, including pulling back from the beaches.
  
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• These charts show the price patterns that have landed Coles in court

  21-02-2026 19:51 via abc.net.au
  
  The pricing patterns of these six products show how Coles stands accused of using its Down Down marketing campaign to dupe shoppers. 
  
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• A close look at the price patterns that landed Coles in court

  21-02-2026 19:51 via abc.net.au
  
  The pricing patterns of these six products show how Coles stands accused of using its Down Down marketing campaign to dupe shoppers. 
  
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• Hungary and Slovakia threaten Ukraine over stalled Russian oil shipments

  21-02-2026 14:38 via abc.net.au
  
  Hungary and Slovakia, which have both received a temporary exemption from an EU policy prohibiting imports of Russian oil, have accused Ukraine of deliberately holding up supplies.
  
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• Release of herpes virus into waterways to fight carp delayed

  21-02-2026 01:42 via abc.net.au
  
  Release of a virus to control carp in Australian waterways has been delayed until 2028, a decade after it was initially slated for release.
  
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• Potential departure of major Launceston retailer sparks concerns

  20-02-2026 22:21 via abc.net.au
  
  Community and business leaders say the possible departure of retailer Myer would leave a "giant hole" in the heart of the city's shopping district.
  
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• Leasing offer sparks fears major Launceston retailer may exit CBD

  20-02-2026 22:21 via abc.net.au
  
  Community and business leaders say the possible departure of retailer Myer would leave a "giant hole" in the heart of the city's shopping district.
  
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• Landholders fear large-scale battery project will impact housing growth

  20-02-2026 20:48 via abc.net.au
  
  Landholders call for a proposed 500-megawatt battery energy storage project to be moved amid concerns it will impact on housing developments in South Australia's second largest city.
  
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• Pacific Islands flagged Russia's 'shadow vessels' — now they want out

  20-02-2026 20:02 via abc.net.au
  
  Pacific Islands are rapidly de-flagging vessels on their shipping registries after gaining international attention for their role in Russia's "shadow fleet".
  
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• Pacific Islands cut Russia's 'shadow tankers' loose

  20-02-2026 20:02 via abc.net.au
  
  Pacific Islands are rapidly de-flagging vessels on their shipping registries after gaining international attention for their role in Russia's "shadow fleet".
  
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