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'It's my choice': Juanita Phillips to leave the ABC after two decades presenting 7pm news

After 21 years helming the ABC's nightly bulletin in NSW, Juanita Phillips writes that she's proud to go out on her own terms — and looking forward to being home in time for dinner each night.
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Tourist towns put faith in longer stays in humble caravans to help with housing crisis

The council overseeing Apollo Bay, Otway, and Colac along the Great Ocean Road wants to cut red tape on people staying longer in caravans and tiny homes amid an intractable housing shortage.
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How a live sheep export phase-out could affect the price of your next woollen jumper

Australian merino wool products could become more boutique and harder to source, if a forecast decline in Western Australia's sheep flock comes to fruition.
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Kelly's 'scary' spiral into homelessness in regional SA, where public housing will get a boost

Amid rising rents and house prices, the SA premier has announced more public and government worker housing in Mount Gambier, but others say smaller towns also need help.
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Sonia Kruger wins gold and tributes flow for Jock Zonfrillo: The biggest 2023 Logie Awards moments

The 2023 Logie Awards saw some rather unexpected wins and heartfelt tributes. These were the biggest moments of the night. 
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analysis:China's economy is in serious trouble — and it's bad news for Australia

China's economy is in serious trouble. The country's property sector, once a powerhouse of national economic growth, is in meltdown — and there are predictions of worse to come, writes Ian Verrender.

analysis:How long can the unemployment rate stay near 3.5 per cent?

Despite the RBA's attempt to slow the economy down by rapidly hiking interest rates, the unemployment rate has averaged 3.5 per cent since July last year. So, when will the unemployment rate start to rise, if at all, asks Gareth Hutchens.

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