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Tesla investors cheer 'beginning of the end' of Musk’s White House stint
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Tesla boss Elon Musk will cut back on his commitment to the Trump administration's DOGE and recommit to the carmaker, in a move cheered by investors after what analysts have called a "disaster" result.
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Thrifted clothing booming at this year's Australian Fashion Week
via abc.net.au
The popularity of thrifted and second-hand items has been on display at this year's Fashion Week. Experts say it's vital for the future of the industry.
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Trump tariffs prompt push to bring clothes manufacturing back to Australia
via abc.net.au
It has been decades since garment manufacturing flourished in Australia, but with rising pressures on the domestic fibre and fashion industry, a strategy is being developed to bring it back.
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Can Australia make clothes again? The fashion council wants to find out
via abc.net.au
It has been decades since garment manufacturing flourished in Australia, but with rising pressures on the domestic fibre and fashion industry, a strategy is being developed to bring it back.
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Self-interest the main concern as households queue for subsidised battery boom
via abc.net.au
Demand for household batteries in Australia is on the cusp of an explosion, and new data suggest most people are motivated by personal considerations.
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Anneliese primarily wants a battery because of environmental concerns. For most others, it's personal
via abc.net.au
Demand for household batteries in Australia is on the cusp of an explosion, and new data suggest most people are motivated by personal considerations.
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'Anything but that': Business leader begs Coalition not to reopen climate wars
via abc.net.au
Innes Willox says another net zero debate would "hobble" the Australian economy and undermine investment decisions.
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Why Australia's space exploration industry never really reached orbit
via abc.net.au
Australia has historically played a supporting role in space exploration but experts say the country has a "natural advantage" in terms of its geography.
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Potential closure of historic saleyards concerns farmers
via abc.net.au
Farmers in north-west Victoria fight to keep a historical livestock saleyard open, despite a council report warning the facility could cost ratepayers millions to operate.
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Historic saleyard operating at a loss faces closure
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Farmers in north-west Victoria fight to keep a historical livestock saleyard open, despite a council report warning the facility could cost ratepayers millions to operate.
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Murray Watt heads to WA ahead of contentious Woodside gas decision this month
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With his feet just barely under the desk, newly installed Environment Minister Murray Watt will take to Western Australia to restart talks on contentious conservation reforms and a decision this month on whether to extend Woodside's Karratha gas facility beyond 2030.
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Murray Watt confirms rewrite of environmental laws shelved by Albanese
via abc.net.au
With his feet just barely under the desk, newly installed Environment Minister Murray Watt will take to Western Australia to restart talks on contentious conservation reforms and a decision this month on whether to extend Woodside's Karratha gas facility beyond 2030.
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Ozempic-maker Novo Nordisk ousts CEO after shares plummet
via abc.net.au
The CEO of Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk, known for its blockbuster weight-loss drug Ozempic, will step down following a plunge in the company's share price, the drug maker said on Friday.
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Solar farm able to power 36,000 homes approved by NSW government
via abc.net.au
The project is big enough to power a quarter of the homes in the NSW Northern Rivers, and it could be the first of three for the rural area where it will be based.
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Changes to 'broken' access cab system amid 'corruption' claims
via abc.net.au
A ban on preferential bookings in a bid to ensure a fairer and more reliable access taxi system will come into effect next week.
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Bin collection in jeopardy as NSW waste crisis looms, minister says
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The NSW government has announced a plan to address a coming landfill crisis, but industry figures say it is only the first step.
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Likely sources of PFAS chemicals in Blue Mountains water catchment revealed
via abc.net.au
WaterNSW hands down the findings of its seven-month initial investigation into the source of PFAS chemicals in the Adams Creek and Medlow catchments, which includes Medlow Dam and Greaves Creek Dam.
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Victoria's coal-fired power plants ageing and unreliable, report says
via abc.net.au
Victoria's coal-fired power stations recorded almost 40 breakdowns over the past summer, according to new analysis.
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Lifeguards owed $400,000 in super as company enters liquidation
via abc.net.au
Liquidator documents reveal a community pool contractor has underpaid staff superannuation in Queensland and New South Wales, with the ATO also owed $1.4 million.
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PointsBet fined $500,000 after spamming customers with gambling ads
via abc.net.au
Online gambling provider PointsBet Australia has been fined for sending spam messages and marketing material to people who had registered to be excluded. Some experts have called on the federal government to set up a national gambling regulator.
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Squeamish consumers a bit of a problem for edible insect industry
via abc.net.au
From pet food to waste disposal, insects have many potential uses in Australia. But the industry has to overcome some big challenges around public perception first.
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Insects with your wine? Vineyard's bid to capitalise on growing trend
via abc.net.au
From pet food to human food, insects have many potential uses in Australia. But the industry has to overcome some big challenges around public perception first.
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'Breathtaking': Keen golfers get first look at Tasmania's new world-class course
via abc.net.au
A new beachside golf course development at Hobart's Seven Mile Beach is taking a big swing at attracting an international crowd of golf enthusiasts — and, if all goes well, host Australia's premier golfing event.
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What motivates some young women to become sugar babies?
via abc.net.au
In the 'sugar dating' world, attractive young women date rich older men to facilitate the kind of romance you pay for. But things can go wrong when sex mixes with money, wealth and power.
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What life is like as a sugar baby who dates older men
via abc.net.au
In the 'sugar dating' world, attractive young women date rich older men to facilitate the kind of romance you pay for. But things can go wrong when sex mixes with money, wealth and power.
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'My heart sank': Forest home to endangered gliders pegged to be logged
via abc.net.au
Three hours north of Brisbane, a group of greater gliders is living in a section of the St Mary State Forest set to be logged, despite them being a protected species.
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Why $1 million is far from an all-access pass to the housing market
via abc.net.au
Research from Cotality shows the portion of dwellings valued at $1 million or more has risen from just below 10 per cent in April 2015, to more than 34 per cent a decade later.
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Trump says India has offered 'no tariffs' on US goods in trade negotiations
via abc.net.au
The US President made the claim while also criticising tech giant Apple's decision to invest in India, following the implementation of his tariff regime.
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PM promises stronger ties with Indonesia, dodging doubts about Russia
via abc.net.au
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese urges Australian businesses to show greater "ambition" when dealing with the emerging South-East Asian economy.
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Chemists may be 'misleading' shoppers using bright coloured tags, research finds
via abc.net.au
Shoppers seeking the best prices at major Australian chemists find colourful specials tags confusing, causing them to think they are saving more money than they really are, new research reveals.
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