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Beef Australia volunteer up for her 13th event | Queensland Country Life

Discover Jenny Grother's 36-year journey as a dedicated volunteer at Beef Australia events, blending her love for the cattle industry and agricultural shows.

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Anzac Day: Anthony Albanese's Kokoda Trek recalls John Curtin standing up to Churchill in WWII

During World War II, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill ordered Australian troops to defend Britain’s colonial interests. Australian leader John Curtin had other ideas.

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Anzac Day: Anthony Albanese's Kokoda Trek recalls John Curtin standing up to Churchill in WWII

During World War II, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill ordered Australian troops to defend Britain’s colonial interests. Australian leader John Curtin had other ideas.

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Anzac Day: Anthony Albanese's Kokoda Trek recalls John Curtin standing up to Churchill in WWII

Anzac Day: Anthony Albanese's Kokoda Trek recalls John Curtin standing up to Churchill in WWII
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Argentina and Australia once had eerily similar economies. How did one end up with 100 per cent inflation?

Argentina and Australia once had eerily similar economies. How did one end up with 100 per cent inflation?
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'Never explain and never resign': Paul Tully resists calls to stand down

'Never explain and never resign': Paul Tully resists calls to stand down
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The task of economic reform has no finish line

The need for reform is ongoing and requires commitment, purpose and the resolve to persist, even in the face of determined opposition.

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AFR 70 years: The rise of modern Australia

Since 1951, The Australian Financial Review has told the story of Australian business, politics and society. Our timeline charts the rise of modern Australia.

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Government to take fiscal U-turn 70 years after 'horror budget'


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“We make no apology for giving you a budget which will entail sacrifice,” concluded the Menzies government’s Treasurer Arthur Fadden in September 1951, less than two months after
The Australian Financial Review started publication.
But Sir Arthur’s punishing tax assault on households and businesses was not well received by Australia’s upstart first national newspaper.
“FADDEN’S DISASTROUS BUDGET FOR 1951-52,” screamed its page one headline.
Sir Arthur Fadden arrives at Parliament House to deliver the federal budget aiming to rein in a runaway economy. 
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“No more disastrous series of financial proposals can ever have been presented to Parliament than the Budget for 1951-52,” thundered the

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Charting the rise of modern Australia


Charting the rise of modern Australia
For seven decades, The Australian Financial Review has tracked the booms, the busts, the empire-builders, the fraudsters and the disruptors to tell the story of the rise of modern Australian.
The Australian Financial Review’s first front page, August 16, 1951. 
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The Australian Financial Review was born 70 years ago on August 16, 1951, within the lifetime of leading business figures among those at a special dinner for the masthead’s annual The Australian Financial Review Business Summit this week.
Yet that birth was only 50 years since the Federation of the six state colonies into the Commonwealth of Australia in 1901. So in that sense, the nation was “young and free”.

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