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Traders along one of Adelaide’s most popular beachside dining and retail strips have welcomed the reopening of roads to traffic, but say recovery will take time. Source link

Japan has taken the final step to allow the world’s largest nuclear power plant to resume operations with a regional vote in Niigata prefecture. Source link

The Federal Court orders the fashion retailer to pay $14 million in fines after it was taken to court by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.  Source link

Artists like Stella Donnelly are searching for ways to cut waste and make production of their albums environmentally friendly. Source link

Ten pickers who worked at Hallmark Cherries’ orchard in NSW complain about poorly maintained accommodation and failure to pay an end-of-season bonus. Source link

The federal government announced its intention to start a gas reservation scheme from 2027. The ASX made a strong start to the shortened trading week.  Source link

Embark Education launches a takeover bid for rival early childcare company Mayfield Education, alarming experts who say providers that fail to meet baseline safety standards are being allowed to expand without oversight. Source link

It could be a ham, or it could be a voucher and some are fortunate to receive some extra cash. But does the Christmas bonus have a place in the Australian workforce?  Source link

After 20 years, three senate inquiries and an independent review, the sale of wine grapes will be regulated by a mandatory code of conduct, but growers say it might be too late. Source link

A digital marketing agency run by a former AFL star has wiped its millions in debt through an insolvency process, only to open under a new ABN days later. Former staff were left without a job and almost $450,000 in unpaid entitlements, but it’s within the bounds of the law and leaves taxpayers footing the […]