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News
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Bowen says mechanism designed to limit energy price rises, if used, would have no impact until next January
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Data shows rates of absenteeism in the first two weeks of May were well above the seasonally-adjusted average
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Market operator warns of possible shortfall of gas supplies on Thursday in Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania amid cold snap
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Former PM joins panel discussion of pandemic’s effect on workplace gender equality and urges bosses not to overlook women
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Rural areas now have 84,600 unfilled jobs, far exceeding the 2011 peak, despite constraints of limited housing
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Letter from Save Sorry Business coalition also asks that regulator continue misleading and deceptive conduct case against company in federal court
In depth
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What happens from here is unclear, but the company’s turmoil can’t be divorced from the Coalition’s policy failures
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State and federal authorities raised concerns periodically, but fund continued to target vulnerable people until its final collapse in March
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Julien Vincent’s Market Forces organisation started with a spare laptop and a spare bedroom before raising the ire of the former Coalition government
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Opinion
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Reconciliation Australia’s program is not the sole solution to 230 years of colonisation but a starting point for a more equitable and reconciled country
World news
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Central bank moves to stem double-digit inflation and protect currency, taking borrowing to highest level since 2015
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Michael O’Leary hits back at Grant Shapps’s claim that firms have oversold flights and holidays
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Brent crude makes small rise to $116.94 as group sets extra output higher at 650,000 barrels a day
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GMB union says passengers should consider not checking bags into hold amid shortages of ground and air staff
Global view
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Business and political elite embraced new ethos at WEF without reflecting on past mistakes
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In normal times consumers spend for gratification – in this cost of living crisis they are spending out of desperation
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Australian businesses benefited from rising prices. Workers? Not so much