Business (Australia)
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An integrated energy grid could monitor power shortfalls, predict demand and respond accordingly, according to experts, although data will need to be shared
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Has our view of Sunday really changed enough to warrant a 25% cut in penalty rates for retail workers?
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It’s not compulsory for employers to follow the ruling – this could be ‘the greatest workplace organising opportunity in 20 years’
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State government uses its borrowing power to help registered housing associations secure new and affordable stock
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Fahour quits after being told by the prime minister to take a cut to his $5.6m remuneration package
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Pilot program will allow homeowners to tap into a network of ‘virtual’ power stations made up of smart grids of rooftop solar and batteries
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Opposition leader to dig in behind ETS and goal of sourcing 50% of electricity from renewables by 2030
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Greg Hywood says company will keep printing Sydney Morning Herald and the Age ‘for some years yet’ and may spin off Domain real estate business
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The shutdown is the latest employment blow for the state, following on from the closure of the Holden car factory
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Clive Palmer’s nephew and former QN director fails to appear to answer a summons after travelling overseas continuously since June
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Phil Lowe warns the risk of a decline in spending based on household debt levels is hard to quantify and difficult to ignore
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Study shows helping new arrivals into employment more quickly would aid Australia’s economy, benefit vulnerable people and improve social cohesion
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Pornhub’s sexual wellness centre feels disingenuous because it contradicts its core business, yet businesses should care about their purpose
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John Alexander maintains Coalition is working on changes to help with housing affordability, despite ministers saying have no ‘intention’ to change CGT
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New Australian undergraduates will contend with an uncertain world of climate change, job insecurity and unaffordable homes. So what are their chances?
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Malcolm Turnbull welcomes the interest rate cut as evidence the house economics committee is holding banks to account
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- Australian politics
- Australian economy
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- Australian trade unions
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- Malcolm Turnbull
- Industrial relations
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- Scott Morrison
- Mathias Cormann
- South Australian politics
Mike Baird takes job with National Australia Bank a month after quitting politics