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Farmers tell banks to cut rates
Landscape artist awarded Brett Whiteley art scholarship
CCTV released after armed robbery in Roselands
City releases draft International Relations Policy for community comment
Drivers advised to fill up before petrol prices rise in Perth 3 November
Help for storm victims
Paramedics Union slams hypocritical move by NSW Government to cut real public sector wages
RBA lodges a vote of no confidence
Eftpos signs deal to buy Beem It to enhance digital life for Aussie consumers
Design tender for stage 2 of water pipeline awarded
Armed robbery and stealing series arrest
Mastercard and Sokin partner in Europe
Griffith Uni Staff Furious Over Restructure that “Only” Foreshadows 300 Job Losses While Management Keeps Cash
Asset consultant market share stabilising in shifting climate
Disaster chasers preying on hailstorm victims
Greyhound rehoming made easier
Police investigate robbery at North Rockhampton
Police lay robbery charges at Silkstone
Council accepts Development Applications through NSW Planning Portal
Have you say: Draft Strategic Plan
FMA opens consultation on guidance for KiwiSaver fees
NSW police investigate armed robbery
Home owner threatened before car stolen at Mt Barker, South Australia
Fisho fights off croc to bag $10,000 barra
New support for retired racehorses
National Recycling Week program
New Kiara College a step closer to reality with construction starting on upgrade
Garage Sale Trail events help save money and environment
Buying it back this month
Supreme Court inquiry finds liquidator Peter Ivan Macks provided fabricated documents to ASIC
Andrews’ decision to hold Melbourne Cup during a pandemic ‘thoughtless’
We are here newsbite 30 October
Extend travel vouchers to cover cafes and restaurants
Your rights when a business goes bust
Well and Good Launches Plant-Based Meal Kits
Debt raising against income support recipients during a recession is a disgrace
Free business safety advice and guidance
No magic wage rise: Cutting super rate left workers worse off
Business Email Compromise
Upgrade of popular Heritage Park is a hit with community
Perth drivers encouraged to top up to avoid price hike 27 October
Gutwein can’t hide from business grant scrutiny
Gutwein Government fails transparency test
Passenger rail would put young people on right track
Why it’s still worth hitting campaign trail
Allens advises John Laing on $285M wind farm portfolio sale
New playground to drive creeklands revival
JobMaker follows trend: poorly designed, unable to deliver