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Aust graziers confirm bid for Kidman land
An all-Australian consortium of grazier families will compete against mining boss Gina Rinehart and her Chinese partner Shanghai CRED to buy S Kidman & Co. Read more
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Money really doesn't buy happiness: survey
Happiness, not money, is now viewed as the greatest measure of success by Australians. Read more
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Jobs surge in resources
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