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Pilbara strike threat adds to poor economic outlook

Put national self-sufficiency ahead of ideologically inspired self-harm.

‘It’s in everything’: Why oil shock will get even more expensive

While we have spent the best part of a decade talking up the dream of a post-carbon future, we’re still very much trapped in a carbon present.

The difference Australian mining makes

What difference does $74 billion really mean for Australians?

Weighed down by the Australian government

We might not survive this Labor agenda

Fuel crisis threatens service stations, transport, mining, farm fertiliser

The fuel crisis could sink vital businesses in regional Australia for good, as independent service stations struggle and farm fertiliser, mining and transport are hit.

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EXPORTERS’ BEEF WITH LABOR ‘TAX’

Food firms fear price hikes for paperwork will put brakes on trade

Should private companies manage SEZs or cities?

If their profits are tied to social outcomes, the answer is yes

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Treasury refocuses on tax policy ahead of Chalmer’s next budget

It is understood that Treasury is dedicating more staff to personal tax measures, as Labor sees the May budget as the least politically sensitive time to introduce any major tax changes before 2028.

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