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Systemic disadvantages in rural and regional communities will get worse.
Asbestos arrivals reviewed
Federal authorities have reviewed the ways that asbestos-laden products make it into Australia.
Drone shot marks F35 progress
The United States Air Force (USAF) says the beleaguered F-35A Lightning II has achieved combat readiness.
Proponents push for steel revival
Supporters are calling for significant federal funds to save Arrium steel.
BP Bight plans highlighted
Sea Shepherd is sending a vessel to fight plans to drill for oil in the Great Australian Bight.
Call for safer tech cemetaries
The world needs to stop dumping its e-waste on developing nations, experts say.
Coal clean-up could bury QLD
Reports say Queensland taxpayers face a bill of over $3 billion to clean up the state's coal mines.
Insiders minimise NDIS glitch
Authorities have moved to minimise the fallout from a serious NDIS computer glitch.
Stem cell sites slammed
A new study shows advanced economies are hotbeds for direct-to-consumer marketing of stem cell therapies.
Tasmanian power plays questioned
Tasmania’s Opposition says businesses are still skittish after the failed sale of...
Chemist combination on the cards
Two local pharmacy giants have unveiled multi-billion-dollar merger plans.
Tabcorp rolls dice on expansion
Tabcorp’s full-year profits have been hit by new ventures and legal action over money laundering.
DAPs backed at AGM
The Western Australian Local Government Association (WALGA) has voted in favour of development assessment panels (DAP).
Report slams ignorance as policy
Australia’s offshore detention polices deliberately ignore inhumane treatment, investigators say.
CCC review mooted
WA Premier Colin Barnett has hinted at a review of the state’s Corruption and Crime Commission (CCC).
Mine conference sees golden days
Mining bosses say a global climate for fear could be good for gold prices.
Sick switch can increase infections
Research suggests sending sick staff home could make things worse.
Council responds to SA power claims
The Climate Council has responded to criticism of South Australia’s renewable energy network.
Inactivity bill running high
Research shows that in 2013, physical inactivity cost the world about $75.6 billion in healthcare expenditure and lost productivity.
IMF's bailout thinking checked
An independent probe has found the IMF bent its own rules to deliver European bailouts.