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The Surprising Role of Paper Bags in Revolutionizing the Manufacturing Industry
In a world where technological advancements dominate the manufacturing industry, seemingly essential items like paper bags could significantly revolutionize products...
From Farm to Table: How Paper Bags are Revolutionizing the Food Packaging Industry
Food packaging has come a long way from using plastic bags and containers. The rise of sustainable and eco-friendly options has paved the way for a new revol...
How To Avoid Paying Lenders Mortgage Insurance
Whether you are a first home buyer, a property investor, or just looking to climb the property ladder, you may end up having to pay Lender's Mortgage Insurance. The d...
Caterpillar moves up their game to gain better market share of skid steers and excavators with new innovations
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That $243 billion 'saving' from axing the Stage 3 tax cut is more mirage than reality
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Despite high hopes, multi-employer bargaining is unlikely to 'get wages moving'
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3 ways 'bossware' surveillance technology is turning back the management clock
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'We haven't built it, and they've come': the e-change pressures on Australia's lifestyle towns
ShutterstockMichael and Karen moved from Melbourne to Castlemaine, about 130km northwest of Victoria…
Memo to the Productivity Commission: fixing inequality is the key to productivity
ShutterstockEvery five years the Productivity Commission is charged with examining everything that ca…
Small communities could be buying, selling and saving money on electric power right now – here’s how
Shutterstock/Riccio da favolaGlobally, the electricity sector is shifting from large, centralised gri…
How not to tell customers their data is at risk: the perils of the Optus approach
Optus fears data on up to 9.8 million of its customers has been accessed in a sophisticated cyberattack – including, for some cu…
Why the Reserve Bank's record loss of $37 billion was actually good for Australia
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A global recession looks increasingly likely – but here's how Australia could escape it
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What now for petrol prices? Global doom and gloom makes the outlook surprisingly positive
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Optus says it needed to keep identity data for six years. But did it really?
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A sham sentence after a secret trial for Aung San Suu Kyi's Australian economic adviser
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