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Australia's largest beef producer reports $15m profit | Sky News AustraliaAustralia's largest beef producer Australian Agricultural Company has reported its profits for the year to March rose to $15 million, while wagyu sales gained 20 per cent over the year, primarily in South Korea.\n\nIn a statement, AACO said it was working closely with government and industry stakeholders to ensure China's recent trade suspension on four Australian abattoirs would impact the industry as little as possible. \n\nAACO said China comprised about 15 per cent of its total meat sales and of that, just under two-thirds of its meat exports to China would be impacted by the suspension of those abattoirs.\n\nMeanwhile, Fletcher Building construction announced it would be cutting 1,500 jobs as a result of coronavirus restrictions. \n\nThe construction company's share price dropped one per cent at the open of markets today following the announcement. \n\nFletcher Building said New Zealand's restrictions prohibited construction entirely during its lockdown period, which also impacted business.\n\nImage: AP\n\n Drop the price of beef and lamb for us here at home, we will eat steak and lamb every day, China can eat bat and pangolin!
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Beijing is 'driving a wedge through Australia' | Sky News AustraliaEditor-at-large at The Australian Paul Kelly says China has been 'successful in driving a wedge between governments in this country' as Victoria takes its own 'de facto foreign policy' towards the communist state. \n\nIt comes as Victorian Treasurer Tim Pallas recently defended the Belt and Road deal with China, claiming it would help Victoria out of the economic problems from the pandemic.\n\n'China’s well established technique is this country is to try to drive a wedge between business and governments,' Mr Kelly told Sky News host Peta Credlin. \n\n'And what they seem to have been successful in doing is driving a wedge between governments in this country ... because we've got the Victorian government (which) has signed up to the belt and road initiative'. \n\n'Now that is not the policy of the Morrison government'. \n\nHe said, 'we seem to have a situation in which Victoria seems to have some form of de facto foreign policy of its own towards China' and that 'given the situation' Victoria's 'attitude towards China needs to be examined'. \n\nImage: Getty Vic willl gain faiths from this sufferings cased by CCP virus It's a shame we have ComradeDan in charge BonDaw4 Victoria is a solid labor state now, and I don’t see that changing for a long time, if ever.
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Govt rejects another bailout push for Virgin Australia | Sky News AustraliaThe Morrison Government has rejected another push by Queensland to bail out embattled airline Virgin Australia.\n\nAdministrators admitted the airline did not have enough funding to remain operational beyond June.\n\nWhile all requests for financial support were rejected, the government insisted it believed Virgin had the ability to push through the financial turmoil inflicted by the pandemic. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n Good.... 👍👍👏👏🇦🇺 QLD... nuff said.
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Scott Morrison’s secret plan to save Australia from economic ruin | Sky News AustraliaA leaked draft of the National COVID-19 Commission manufacturing report has detailed the key industries Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been advised to target “immediately” to unlock billions of dollars save Australia from economic ruin.\n\nThe interim taskforce report – obtained by Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell - reveals the gas and manufacturing industries will be the Coalition’s major focus.\n\n“We need to be decisive and begin immediately to create an Australian gas market that delivers globally competitive results,” the report said.\n\nThe report also calls for the creation of a “competitive domestic gas market”, including \nremoving barriers to supply, building the bridge of supply in the near term, lowering the cost of pipelines, completing then network of pipelines to markets.\n\nFocusing on the energy industry is predicted to create up to 170,000 well paid direct jobs and up to 800,000 indirect jobs which the report predicts could generate between $10-20 billion in direct GDP.\n\nIt would also help “support the reskilling of many of those affected by current pandemic” and diversify the economy.\n\nBy 2030, up to 412,000 new jobs could be created by boosting gas alone.\n\nThe report also mentions the need for a new Manufacturing Board to be set up under the Industry Minister to develop a 10-year policy plan on manufacturing for annual review.\n\nIndustry Minister Karen Andrews’s office told Sky News the new taskforce could “stimulate the sector” and grow domestic manufacturing.\n\n“The National Covid Coordination Commission established a manufacturing taskforce to develop ideas that could stimulate the sector,” she said.\n\n“Any suggestions made by this Taskforce are to the NCCC for consideration and not from the government. Any final suggestions from the Taskforce may feed into the work being done across a range of portfolios, led by the Industry Minister, to grow Australian manufacturing.” All Scott Morrison needs to do to save the economy is get his head out of his rear end. So now Morrison supports Electric Cars.😆🤣 after mercilessly criticising Bill Shorten policy, he now does a massive backflip. Morrison is a deceitful, dishonest, lying hypocrite. ausol liarfromtheshire ScottyFromMarketing ScottMorrison Draft is just a draft. As usual stuff up will begin with blow-up costs, environmental stops, land rights and so on. As usual.
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Sydney private school infection underlines Australia 'not out of the woods' | Sky News AustraliaNSW Teachers Federation President Angelo Gavrielatos has urged Australians not to become complacent about coronavirus outbreaks, warning “we are not out of the woods yet”. \n\nA Sydney private school will close its doors for 48 hours to undergo deep cleaning after a Year 7 student tested positive to the virus, just as NSW students begin to return to full-time face-to-face learning. \n\nMr Gavrielatos told Sky News the recent infection as St Ignatius College Riverview “illustrates that we are still in the middle of a pandemic”. \n\nHe said the move to allocate extra cleaning supplies to schools was “absolutely necessary” because “they contribute to a very important ingredient in this pandemic and that is the need to increase and grow confidence for all”. \n\n“We need to make sure that everything we do, in all of our utterances, and this goes to the government, that we are contributing to growing the confidence of our teachers and the whole community which is still trying to come to terms with this pandemic.”\n\nImage: AP
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Cheaper energy prices will make Australia competitive against 'Chinese slave labour' | Sky News AustraliaFormer speaker of the house Bronwyn Bishop says Australia needs to produce the cheapest power possible to allow businesses to 'compete against the slave labour that comes out of China'.\n\nMs Bishop told Sky News host Paul Murray the fundamental thing which can be done for Australia is to 'give us back the cheap power that we used to have for our coal fired power stations'.\n\nThe federal government has set emerging technologies at the heart of its roadmap to cut Australia's carbon emissions over the next 30 years. \n\nThe report pointed to domestic gas, hydrogen, carbon capture and storage and even small-scale nuclear reactors in its transition towards renewable energy.\n\nFormer Victorian Liberal Party president Michael Kroger said the Labor Party's response to the report along with statements it made on coal following the 2019 election show how it is 'Arthur and Martha' on coal.\n\n'They've got no idea what day it is in relation to coal,' he said.\n\nImage: AP Yes sky News you want to pollute the planet with your nutter mate. What the hell? Slave labour. China's middle class has grown hugely. People from India and Philippines go to China for a better salary. Has Sky News been to China in past 20 years? China doesn’t have slave labour. That’s a ridiculous comment.
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