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Lowe met billionaire, bank boss after unveiling rate hike
The private meetings of the central bank boss are under scrutiny including a lunch with bond traders in the days following the February’s ‘hawkish’ rate move.
Labor’s ‘sneaky deal’ with Greens to stamp out fossil fuels
The Greens have vowed to end government support for coal or gas projects, inking a “sneaky deal” to block access to a $15 billion fund.
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Gladstone council to sell 219 properties
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$250,000 boost to bring back shows in 2021
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