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Business It's good news for Aussie blue-collar workers

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Business COLES chocolate blocks marketed to vegans have been recalled after it was today discovered they contained an undeclared dairy allergen.

Business Massive installation will power iconic South Grafton business into the future

Business Half a million dollar install fills roof in massive installation that creates as much power as 50 houses

News A CANBERRA business owner who sacked a contractor for posting “It’s OK to vote No” on Facebook has been cleared.

Business Country-based internet provider is focussed on regional customers

News THE shocking behaviour of Australia’s banks has been dragged into the spotlight. Here’s what we know so far.

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Lifestyle A SYDNEY man’s father made him promise to keep using his lottery numbers after he passed away. Last night, they paid off.

Destinations FOR such a small camera, Panasonic's Lumix GX9 packs an awful lot of features in.

Money IF you think the appalling behaviour of banks doesn’t affect you, you’d be wrong. We are all going to feel the pain.

News THE government is cracking down on welfare cheats, giving Australians one month to start paying back the $900m debt or risk copping interest charges.

Careers If you're banking on a good career in mining or retail over the next decade, think again. These are the industries where there will be a jobs boom by 2024.

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Business Dodgy live exporters are a ‘cancer’ that need to be ‘cut out’ of the industry, the federal Agriculture Minister says.

Business AMP chief executive Craig Meller has quit in the wake of the disturbing revelations from the wealth management giant at the Banking Royal Commission.

Money COMMBANK’S reputation has been so trashed by a series of scandals that the public now like the lender even less than they do the taxman.

News They were supposed to be a touching gesture to celebrate the work of beloved children’s author Mem Fox — but the fallout has become massive.

News NSW TAFE is about to get 253 teachers in response to demand for trade qualifications but the Teachers Federation maintains this still falls short of needs

Politics But leading economist warns the state can not wait for governments to take the lead.

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News Jail came after $13m loan fraud, and claims Kleenmaid kept trading despite insolvency

Council News "Libraries are important in our community and I would rather see those extra programs.”