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11 Sep 2014:
The budget was delivered amid such rhetoric of gloom that even LNP voters became less confident about the economy
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11 Sep 2014: Economists says the drop in unemployment figures beat expectations and may hold back further interest rate cuts
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11 Sep 2014:
Local business owners and politicians say the development of the port and associated coalmines can save north Queensland
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10 Sep 2014: Gloomy survey pushes Australian dollar to six-month low as budget worries weigh on consumers
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9 Sep 2014: Stephen Koukoulas: Despite the rise in household borrowing, the Coalition invests all its political capital in decrying government debt
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8 Sep 2014:
A big fall in house prices in China would affect the price of our exports and reduce our tax revenues
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5 Sep 2014: The headline figures are looking pretty good but a little more digging reveals an economy that is not necessarily as healthy as it might appear
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3 Sep 2014: Reserve Bank governor advises a ‘more prudent approach’ in housing market to try to avoid boom-bust cycle
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3 Sep 2014:
Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens expects economic growth to be a little below trend over the coming year
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2 Sep 2014: Mining tax scrapped after agreement with Palmer United party to delay abolition of schoolkids bonus and other savings
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1 Sep 2014: The review did not conclude that the RET failed to fulfil its objectives, rather it concluded that the RET’s objectives were irrelevant
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29 Aug 2014:
Cryptocurrency could be legitimised through legislation, as countries around the world grapple with how to treat virtual income
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29 Aug 2014: Like new Simpsons episodes, it’s not as bad as you expected but not as good as it used to be – so we need exports to kick in
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28 Aug 2014: Wilson purportedly called Joe Hockey a ‘fat little bastard’ and posted offensive comments about Muslims, refugees and people with disabilities
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27 Aug 2014:
Warwick Smith: Politicians must choose to either stand up for what they believe or maximise their vote. To put it bluntly: they either lie or they lose
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