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Delicious and plentiful, giant mud crabs set to grace Easter lunches
via abc.net.au
A new study has found mud crabs actually have complex lives. From long distance travel, to carving up food for little fish, these Easter lunch favourites might surprise you.
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Side hustles on the rise as Tasmanians lowest paid but working the most jobs
via abc.net.au
About 1 in 12 employed Tasmanians have at least two jobs, but the number of people with multiple jobs across the country is at an all-time high also, data shows.
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Relaxed rules to be trialled in Byron Bay to boost nightlife
via abc.net.au
Byron Bay CBD venues and businesses will have less event red tape, extended trading hours and protection from noise complaints under a NSW government trial.
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Relaxed rules to be trialed in Byron Bay to boost nightlife
via abc.net.au
Byron Bay CBD venues and businesses will have less event red tape, extended trading hours and protection from noise complaints under a NSW government trial.
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Byron Bay to trial relaxed rules to boost 'waning' nightlife
via abc.net.au
Byron Bay CBD venues and businesses will have less event red tape, extended trading hours and protection from noise complaints under a NSW government trial.
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Food-eating challenges on the menu as young turn away from alcohol
via abc.net.au
As a Queensland man prepares to showcase his competitive eating skills across the country, venue owners say food challenges are helping them attract business.
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Eating challenges on the menu as young turn away from alcohol
via abc.net.au
As Queensland's Jimmy Judge prepares to showcase his competitive eating skills across the country, venue owners say food challenges are helping them attract business.
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Castle conjured during slumber gives new meaning to 'dream home'
via abc.net.au
The vision for this medieval-style masterpiece came to its former owner in a dream in the 1990s, and now it will be passed on to a new family.
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Gold Coast light rail delays cost small businesses big money
via abc.net.au
A track extension promises to bring millions of passengers through Mermaid Beach every year but some business owners wonder if their stores will survive long enough to see the benefits.
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Small businesses feel the pinch amid busy Easter period
via abc.net.au
Small businesses working over the busy Easter period are counting the cost of rising prices, global economic uncertainty and customers who are becoming more frugal.
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Opposition vows to put country of origin stamp on your back deck
via abc.net.au
Do you know where the timber in your local hardware store comes from? The Coalition says Australians should have that information.
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Why exactly are STIs spreading more and more across Australia?
via abc.net.au
Sexual transmitted infections have continued to grow across Australia over the last three decades, with chlamydia, gonorrhoea and syphilis spiking in New South Wales alone. The reasons why are complex, experts say.
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STIs are increasing in Australia. Can anything lower these rates?
via abc.net.au
Sexual transmitted infections have continued to grow across Australia over the last three decades, with chlamydia, gonorrhoea and syphilis spiking in New South Wales alone. The reasons why are complex, experts say.
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Sick of paying for streaming services? These films and TV series are free
via abc.net.au
From real-life stories to new comedies, ditch that $20-per-month streaming service and let us introduce to you the best of film and TV you can watch right now without paying a cent.
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Outback community calls for insurance re-think after devastating loss
via abc.net.au
It's April 7 — a week since Thargomindah's levee broke, and nearly the entire township was inundated — and Melinda Byrne is finally returning to her flood-damaged home. A call to her insurance company was even more heartbreaking than the sight of her destroyed possessions.
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Call to insurer even worse than sight of this flood-damaged home
via abc.net.au
It's April 7 — a week since Thargomindah's levee broke, and nearly the entire township was inundated — and Melinda Byrne is finally returning to her flood-damaged home. A call to her insurance company was even more heartbreaking than the sight of her destroyed possessions.
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Coalition's tax-free lunch policy sidelined, mentioned just once in campaign
via abc.net.au
The policy was touted as a major help for small businesses, but Liberal Leader Peter Dutton has only mentioned it once since his budget reply speech.
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A supermarket catalogue from 2021 tells us plenty about this election
via abc.net.au
The cost of living has dominated politics for three years, and will be top of mind when voters turn up to the ballot box. But how much blame should the federal government really wear?
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Trump says 'very good' trade deal will be made with China
via abc.net.au
Donald Trump's comments came after he indicated Beijing was keen to meet to discuss the tariff war the two countries are locked in.
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One of Australia's biggest super funds is freezing services until June
via abc.net.au
HESTA won't process super contributions, regular withdraws, investment switches and insurance claims until June, due to a system changeover. Consumer advocates and members have expressed concern about the freeze on funds.
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Why Labor thinks they will snatch the far north from the LNP
via abc.net.au
From Cairns to the Cape, Leichhardt is up for grabs with the departure of long-serving MP Warren Entsch. We go behind the scenes with the two candidates who want to fill his shoes.
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Why Labor think they will snatch the far north from the LNP
via abc.net.au
From Cairns to the Cape, Leichhardt is up for grabs with the departure of long-serving MP Warren Entsch. We go behind the scenes with the two candidates who want to fill his shoes.
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'We've got a really good story to tell': Why Labor think they'll snatch the far north
via abc.net.au
From Cairns to the Cape, Leichhardt is up for grabs with the departure of long-serving MP Warren Entsch. We go behind the scenes with the two candidates who want to fill his shoes.
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Labor is pinning its hopes on a former NBL player to win the far north
via abc.net.au
From Cairns to the Cape, Leichhardt is up for grabs with the departure of long-serving MP Warren Entsch. We go behind the scenes with the two candidates who want to fill his shoes.
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Trump says US Federal Reserve boss' termination 'cannot come fast enough'
via abc.net.au
The president has placed the head of the US central bank in his sights, floating a move that could cause market chaos and undermine the independence of the Federal Reserve.
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Trump says Federal Reserve boss' termination 'cannot come fast enough'
via abc.net.au
The president has placed the head of the US central bank in his sights, floating a move that could cause market chaos and undermine the independence of the Federal Reserve.
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Melbourne Market vendors 'can't afford' new rent as eviction threat looms
via abc.net.au
Fruit and vegetable traders at Melbourne Market say a revised rent proposal from the state government landlord is still too expensive.
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Black Mountain shopping around Kimberley fracking project
Texas-headquartered unlisted Black Mountain has revealed its contentious Valhalla gas project in the Kimberley is on the market.
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Australian shares grind back losses from US trade war
The Australian share market has made its first weekly gain since March, clawing back most of the losses forged from US trade war escalations.
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BHP holds steady amid tariff uncertainty
The Big Australian’s chief Mike Henry has warned of the possibly significant implications of a fragmented trading environment but says BHP has largely been unscathed by the tariffs roll out.
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Chopping gets new job as Cant retires
The state government has commenced recruitment to fill vacant leadership roles at five departments while filling one vacancy and revealing a long-serving director-general will soon retire.
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Mark My Words April 17 2025
Mark Beyer and Mark Pownall discuss the week's news, including the Federal election campaign; Mineral Resources' resignations; VGW's regulatory scrap; and Hancock's $250m office plan.
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Hammond Park property sold for $4m
A building company has bought a 2.33ha site for what is believed to be a record price.
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Sukkar shut down during wild election housing debate
via abc.net.au
Clare O'Neil accuses Michael Sukkar of speaking "absolute garbage" on social housing as 7.30 host Sarah Ferguson delivers an iconic live television moment.
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Negative gearing policy set to dominate live housing debate
via abc.net.au
The Coalition is demanding Labor clarify its stance on negative gearing after Anthony Albanese dodged questions over Treasury modelling changes to the policy during the second leaders debate.
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Live: O'Neil and Sukkar clash in fiery housing debate
via abc.net.au
Clare O'Neil and Michael Sukkar debate housing policy on 7.30, after the PM came under fire over negative gearing. Follow live.
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Live: Negative gearing policy set to dominate live housing debate
via abc.net.au
Clare O'Neil and Michael Sukkar are set to debate housing policy on 7.30, with a heavy focus on negative gearing. Follow live.
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Live: Coalition demands clarity on Labor's negative gearing stance
via abc.net.au
Clare O'Neil and Michael Sukkar are set to debate housing policy on 7.30, after the PM came under fire over negative gearing. Follow live.
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Coalition calls for clarity on Labor's negative gearing policy ahead of housing debate
via abc.net.au
The Coalition is demanding Labor clarify its stance on negative gearing after Anthony Albanese dodged questions over Treasury modelling changes to the policy during the second leaders debate.
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'Absolute garbage': O'Neil lays into Sukkar in wild housing debate
via abc.net.au
Clare O'Neil accuses Michael Sukkar of speaking "absolute garbage" on social housing as 7.30 host Sarah Ferguson delivers an iconic live television moment.
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Perth Film Studios more than halfway complete
The construction of the new multi-million-dollar screen production facility in Malaga is more than halfway complete.
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Perth Film Studios more than half complete
The construction of the new multimillion-dollar screen production facility in Malaga is well under way.
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At Close of Business podcast April 17 2025
Nadia Budihardjo and Tom Zaunmayr discuss business success stories within WA's North West.
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Unemployment edges up to 4.1pc
Australia’s unemployment rate ticked up slightly to 4.1 per cent in March, according to seasonally adjusted data released by the ABS on Thursday.
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Inpex hits Bonaparte CCS milestone
Japanese energy giant Inpex’s vision of making the Bonaparte carbon capture project off Darwin a reality has progressed to its next stage, in a major boost for the technology.
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The key ingredient needed for the Coalition's nuclear power plan
via abc.net.au
The Coalition has sent voters contradictory messages about whether it has accounted for the vast water requirements of its seven proposed nuclear plants after Peter Dutton declared the issue all but resolved.
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Peter Dutton insists there's enough water for his seven nuclear plants
via abc.net.au
The Coalition has sent voters contradictory messages about whether it has accounted for the vast water requirements of its seven proposed nuclear plants after Peter Dutton declared the issue all but resolved.
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Coalition sends mixed messages over nuclear power water needs
via abc.net.au
The Coalition has sent voters contradictory messages about whether it has accounted for the vast water requirements of its seven proposed nuclear plants after Peter Dutton declared the issue all but resolved.
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Why conservationists are afraid to criticise India's largest zoo
via abc.net.au
Conservationists and journalists say they’re being threatened with legal action after raising questions about the impact of India's largest zoo.
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We asked 30 experts about this zoo. Most of them declined an interview
via abc.net.au
Conservationists and journalists say they’re being threatened with legal action after raising questions about the impact of India's largest zoo.
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