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The sneaky tactics China will use to be less reliant on Australian iron ore exports

China wants manufacturers to use recycled steel instead of Australian iron ore Steel commodity iron ore in March made up 39 per cent of Australia s exports A record $14billion worth of iron ore was exported last month - up 21.7 per cent  Commonwealth Bank commodities expert Vivek Dhar is worried for Australia UNSW s Professor Veena Sahajwalla invented recycled steel technology 

Australia s first-ever non-alcoholic bar is opening its doors

Australia s first-ever non-alcoholic bar and bottle shop is preparing to open its doors. Brunswick Aces Bar in Brunswick East, six kilometres north of Melbourne CBD, will start serving a menu of over 100 alcohol-free beers, wines and cocktails from Saturday, May 1. Nestled next to the city s iconic Italian food quarter, the bar is touted as a trendy teetotal venue that offers tasty drinks at affordable prices. Wine starts from just $6 a glass, while beers and spirits with mixers range from $7 to $11. Mocktails made with locally sourced Australian ingredients will be $15. Australia s first-ever non-alcoholic bar and bottle shop is preparing to open its doors in Melborune

3 economic facts point to a big-spending federal budget

3 economic facts point to a big-spending federal budget Reserve bank of Australia building in Melbourne CBD, Australia. Shutterstock Friday, April 30, 2021 7:08 AM UTC “It’s difficult to make predictions,” the saying goes, “especially about the future.” The many predictions federal budgets make about the economy over the coming four years must therefore be taken with a large grain of salt. But in the lead-up to the 2021 budget (to be announced by Treasurer Josh Frydenberg on May 11) three notable economic facts, about which no speculation is required, loom large. Inflation at record low Fact No. 1 is the inflation figure for the first quarter of 2021, published by Australian Bureau of Statistics this week.

4 in 5 Australian businesses say that remote work is here to stay long term, even as offices reopen nationwide

4 in 5 Australian businesses say that remote work is here to stay long term, even as offices reopen nationwide
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How the National Archives of Australia s underfunding is eating away the soul of a nation

How the National Archives of Australia s underfunding is eating away the soul of a nation
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