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Lurking in the numbers are several signs that Australia's broader economic trajectory is still rather shaky.
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'Honestly we sit in McDonald's to do our work'.
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You can't have a 'high-wage, first-world' economy with low productivity and aggregate consumer demand.
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The Turnbull Government is preparing to argue the case for a $50 billion company tax cut.
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The modern work day culture doesn't leave time for creative thinking.
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Don't lower yourself to the standards of those rocking the boat.
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Some successful people do nothing before breakfast.
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They're just not in Sydney or Melbourne.
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Women should not need access to a husband to avoid poverty.
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What is it about time on Sunday that makes it worth more than Saturday?
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Blaming refugees for their unemployment is the wrong approach.
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Sunday and holiday penalty rates have been slashed by the Fair Work Commission.
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Workers could lose up to $6000 a year.
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We are a market economy. We are not a market society.