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Milk, bread prices to increase within weeks due to war in Iran
Farmers ask for a 30-cent-per-litre price rise for milk as fuel and fertiliser prices surge. Source link
The world is on the cusp of an 'era of extreme scarcity'. Enter Vladimir Putin
With fears hunger could hit record levels, Vladimir Putin and Russia are poised to capitalise — financially and diplomatically. Source link
Australia faced the same dilemma as China in 2004 but made the wrong call
While the rest of us count the cost in higher fuel costs, higher inflation and a weaker economy, China — the actual winner of the war — will be enjoying a surge of global interest in its solar panels, wind turbines and electric vehicles. Source link
Automation is growing in Australia's mining industry — but what are the costs?
At Australia’s largest gold mine, drivers are more likely to be found in a control room than a cabin, but researchers and unions say jobs and safety remain significant concerns. Source link
Who's really behind 'Big Australia'? Taylor's high immigration stance raises eyebrows
Angus Taylor’s criticism of high immigration puts a strange spotlight on his own party’s policy legacy. Source link
Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest battles Meta over fake ads
Australian billionaire mining magnate Andrew Forrest is asking a US federal court in Silicon Valley to hold Meta accountable for scam ads using his likeness without permission. Source link
Live: Wall Street pushes record highs
Wall Street markets post record highs despite the uncertainty of the Middle East conflict. Follow the day’s events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. Source link
Australia's fuel supply: Where things stand and what we're watching
We know you have to get where you’re going this weekend. ABC News is here to help with a round-up of all the key news on fuel price and supply in Australia. Source link
Australian dollar surges to four-year high as traders see end to Iran war
Analysts say the mood on global financial markets has improved considerably over the past few days. Source link
Unemployment rate remains at 4.3pc in 'calm before the storm'
Australia’s unemployment rate remained at 4.3 per cent in March, but economists say cracks could start appearing in coming months. Source link