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'Significant shift' away from support for salmon farms, CSIRO report finds
A CSIRO report has found Tasmania’s salmon farming industry has experienced a “significant and sustained shift” away from strong community support it experienced a decade ago. Source link
RBA governor warns of the recession we might have to have
Is the RBA fighting last year’s inflation war with its latest interest rate hike? Whatever the case may be, Australians are bracing for even more economic pain. Source link
Australia-bound medicines rerouted as Middle East war escalates
The Middle East war is forcing major pharmaceutical companies to divert critical medicines away from one of the world’s most important trade routes, to ensure there are no supply issues in Australia. Source link
Kyle Sandilands considering 'many options' amid doubt over radio future
Radio broadcaster Kyle Sandilands says he is considering “many options” after being taken off-air for insulting his co-host and friend of almost 30 years Jackie “O” Henderson. Source link
Major banks respond to Reserve Bank cash rate increase
Australia’s four major banks respond to the Reserve Bank of Australia’s decision to increase the national cash rate to 4.1 per cent. Source link
RBA lifts interest rates by 0.25pc for second time this year
The Reserve Bank has lifted interest rates by 0.25 percentage points as the war in the Middle East sends oil, gas, and petrol prices soaring. Source link
Fuel shortages hit tipping point as WA miner stands down most workers
Fuel shortages linked to the Middle East war are forcing a WA gold miner to stand down workers, exposing how smaller operators are being squeezed while major miners maintain supply. Source link
RBA hikes cash rate to 4.1 per cent in a split decision — as it happened
The Reserve Bank has raised the cash rate to 4.1 per cent, its second hike in as many months as inflationary pressures continue. Source link
Construction industry to fall 19,000 workers a year short ahead of Olympics
With new figures laying bare the state of the problem, the construction industry warns cost blow-outs and delays are inevitable unless something is done. Source link
It's sitting on 303 billion barrels of oil but no one wants to extract it
Foreign Correspondent goes inside Venezuela’s oil regions, where boom towns have gone bust, leaving behind a shattered industry that needs billions to reboot. Source link