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- Agriculture Farming Rural
- 14/09/2026
- 08:50
Australian farmer confidence stages a recovery
Confidence has rebounded in Australia’s farm sector, fuelled by optimism about commodity prices and better-than-expected seasonal conditions in a number of regions, the latest…
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- Food Beverages, Travel Tourism
- 14/09/2026
- 08:46
Sold Out Celebration Marks a Milestone First Year for Fish House Steak & Grill
Mooloolaba’s award winning Fish House Steak & Grill celebrated its first birthday in style on Friday 28 August, with a sold out cocktail celebration…
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- Energy
- 14/09/2026
- 08:30
GBP Highlights Solar Recovery Challenges After Partial Hail Damage
Key Facts: Severe hailstorms in Italy’s Marche region caused highly localised damage to photovoltaic systems in July 2026, illustrating that partial damage to solar…
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- Marketing Advertising
- 14/09/2026
- 08:00
Media partners lend their voice to Head and Neck Cancer Australia’s $1 million appeal
Key Facts: Visitlendyourvoice.org.au to help Australians affected with Head and Neck Cancer MEDIA PARTNER AND CAMPAIGN IMAGES HERE Media and industry partners including oOh!media,…
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- Travel Tourism
- 14/09/2026
- 07:31
Alike Takes Its Build-Your-Own Tourist Pass to Australia, Giving Travellers a More Personal Way to See Sydney and Melbourne
[SYDNEY/MELBOURNE], [15 September 2026]:Alike, the AI-powered social travel marketplace, has launched itsSydney Tourist PassandMelbourne Tourist Pass, bringing a more flexible way to explore two…
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- Legal
- 14/09/2026
- 07:30
Rise in Wagga residents needing help with fines
Key Facts: - The number of Work and Development Orders in the Wagga Wagga region has increased by 22 per cent - The region is reporting almost $9.5 million in overdue fines A growing number of Wagga Wagga residents are completing Work and Development Orders (WDOs) to pay off overdue fines, with Legal Aid NSW calling on residents to get help early. The new data shows that 255 WDOs were approved in Wagga Wagga in 2025-26, a 22 per cent increase compared to the previous year. The WDO scheme allows people experiencing hardship to engage in support pathways like medical…
- Government Federal
- 14/09/2026
- 06:45
MEDIA ALERT: Monique Ryan MP, Senator Anne Ruston,Senator Jacqui Lambie | PBO analysis shows private health insurance cuts will target pensioners
Newanalysis by the Parliamentary Budget Office(PBO), commissioned byDr Monique Ryan,shows thathalfofthe$3 billion dollars theAlbanese governmentexpects to save from scrappingprivate health insurance rebatesfor over-65s will be clawed back from pensioners. “The PBOhasconfirmedwhat olderAustraliansand the private health sector havefeared:thesecutswilldisproportionately affect those leastable to affordthem," said Dr Monique Ryan, Independent Member for Kooyong. "Afterpayingtaxesthroughouttheir working livesandmaintainingprivate health insuranceto meet theirhealthneeds as they age, age pension recipientswillbear the brunt of the government's changes." The PBOhas found that$1.6bnof the total budget savings of $3bnby2029-30wouldbe met bythenearly1.5millionage pensionerswho hold privatehealthinsurance. Mostsubmissionstotherecentcommittee inquiryinto this legislation opposed it.Private Healthcare Australiahaswarnedthe government's cuts will cost some retirees more than$1600…
- Technology Innovation
- 14/09/2026
- 06:37
SES’s Final Three O3b mPOWER Satellites Successfully Launched
Additional O3b mPOWER satellites complete constellation and strengthen performance, resiliency and reach of SES’s MEO network LUXEMBOURG–BUSINESS WIRE– SES today announced the successful launch…
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- Government Federal, Medical Health Aged Care
- 14/09/2026
- 06:30
Specialist doctor fee crackdown must go beyond extreme outliers
Private Healthcare Australia has welcomed the Government's move to address excessive fees charged by specialist doctors with a range of potential measures including caps on fees and incentives to encourage more bulk billing. But PHA says the Government must go further to address the broader rise in all specialist doctors’ fees, not just the extreme outliers. The Government's new consultation paper on excessive fees confirms specialist doctors’ fees are rising far faster than the price of housing, food and other services such as transport. Anaesthetists’ fees have risen particularly fast since 2019 with no clear reason for the rise. The…
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