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France, Australia sign subs agreement

Australia and France have formally signed an agreement to build 12 advanced submarines. Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said the agreement, signed with visiting French Defence Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian in Adelaide on Tuesday, underpins the largest capital project in Australia's history. "Security is uncertain around the world and...

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Over 2 million Australians forced to take annual leave over Christmas

More than 2 million Australian workers are being forced to take their annual leave over the Christmas period, with Gen Y forced to take leave more than any other generation, according to research by financial comparison firm Finder. Based on a survey of more than 2,000 people, Finder estimated that more than 28 per cent of staff are obliged ...

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Australia scrapes a pass from ratings agencies in latest budget test

AAA credit rating safe for now, but Australian Government warned after MYEFO
By business reporter Michael Janda

The Government's Mid-Year Economic and Fiscal Outlook (MYEFO) has passed muster with all three ratings agencies, but the nation's AAA credit rating is now hanging by a thread. Fitch and Moody's came out early to...

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Pour form: Counting the cost of beer at the game

The price of a beer can vary wildly between venues and fans can be left feeling ripped off when they go to games, a survey of Australian stadiums has found. Keith Parry is a lecturer in sport management at the University of Western Sydney and has been investigating the cost and quality of food and drink at Australian sporting venues. He tur...

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Who's paying the most for power?

A snapshot of energy prices in six states and territories shows South Australians are paying the most for their electricity bills. The Tariff Tracking Project, which is produced by St Vincent de Paul Society and Alviss Consulting and has been monitoring prices for eight years, this year shows SA households with moderate energy consumption...

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Barton Deakin Brief: Changes to the National Party Leadership

Today the Hon Michael McCormack MP was sworn in as the new Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Infrastructure and Transport. This Barton Deakin Brief provides a brief biography of Mr McCormack and an updated Ministry List for the Turnbull Government. Background
The Hon Michael McCormack was sworn in this morning as Deputy Prime Minis...

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