The rare-earths miner reported an 80 per cent plunge in its half-yearly profit but CEO Amanda Lacaze insisted revenue was in line
with last year's figures. Ms Lacaze sat down with Sky News' Ticky Fullerton to discuss the various challenges facing the company. Image: AP
See Mr and Mrs Australia,bring manufacturing to Australia..exports are not the be all and end of australia's economy! It's a beginning of a solution that satisfies australia's demising dollar!
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Coronavuirus fears devastate Dow Jones by 4.4 per cent | Sky News AustraliaThe Dow Jones has plunged by 4.4 per cent in its worst one-day point drop in history as fears mount over the impact of coronavirus.\n\nIt was a sixth straight day of declines on Wall Street's main indexes.\n\nThe S&P 500 confirmed its fastest correction in history - losing 4 point four three per cent - closing below three thousand points for the first time since last October. Trump only cares about his stocks. This is why boomers love him. Their stocks are good. Were good. Now he's freaking out becuase those folks are very sensitive about their retirement wealth. Drive it lower. Hit trump's base. Capitalism is an unethical mental disorder. The Fed own this one. They’ve been pumping for 3-4 months despite the warning signs. How many people were encouraged to chase stocks at all time highs? Bunch of bag holders now. Deservedly so. Where is the free market vaccine for the coronavirus ? Anyone working on one ?
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ASX plunges more than three per cent at open, enters sixth day of losses | Sky News AustraliaThe ASX 200 has opened down 3.3 per cent marking the sixth day of consecutive losses as it enters correction territory.\n\nA correction describes the period in which stocks fall more than 10 per cent from their previous highs.\n\nThe ASX closed on 7,000 points last week but sat at almost 6,400 points on Friday morning - a 10.3 per cent drop.\n\nInvestors are panicked over the coronavirus and the impact it’s had on global markets.\n\nOvernight the Dow Jones in the US dropped 4.4 per cent - its biggest one day fall in history - with the S&P falling at a similar figure.\n\nThe US' Nasdaq fell 4.6 per cent.\n\nImage: Getty\n
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Alarming anxiety rate among children | Sky News AustraliaA new survey has revealed 80 per cent of primary school leaders see anxiety as a significant issue within their schools.\n\nThe survey also found 90 per cent of school leaders stated anxiety in students was placing major time and resources burdens on schools, with 60 per cent of school leaders reporting that they had insufficient resources to deal with the issue.\n\nPsychologist & Child Behaviour Expert Michael Hawton says about “one third of anxiety is genetic and about two thirds of anxiety are learnt”.\n\n“Part of the problem is us adults around kids sometimes can contribute to that anxiety by the way we react to certain events,” he said. \n\n'It's important to be age appropriate with kids and not involve them in conversations that really is beyond them to solve.'\n\nImage: Getty 'The world is ending' 'You're all going to die' 'You're oppressed' 'you're maginalised' 'Your leaders are evil' ..... 'why on earth do all these kids have anxiety.' 🤔 The mainstream media is predicting the end of the world all the time. Even adults are suffering Children spend too much time with their parents these days. They need lots more unsupervised activity time with each other.
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Australia should not 'deport its problems': Ardern | Sky News AustraliaNZ Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has criticised Australia's stringent deportation policy, saying the policy is 'corrosive' damaging the Trans-Tasman relationship.\n\nAustralia's deportation policy, anyone who has committed a serious criminal offence will be deported to their country of origin.\n\nAround 2,000 New Zealanders have been deported under the policy.\n\nMs Ardern said some of those who are deported arrived in Australia when they were children and only have tenuous links to New Zealand.\n\nDuring a press conference with Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Ms Ardern attacked the policy\n\n“Australia is well within its rights to deport individuals who break your laws. New Zealand does the same. But we have a simple request – send back Kiwis. Genuine Kiwis. '\n\nDo not deport your people and your problems'.\n\nMr Morrison said the government will maintain the policy as it is 'in Australia's national interest'.\n jacindaardern China picks on Scotty , Scotty picks on Jicinda, when you got No Military No Economic Clout, thats the cycle of life... jacindaardern She should of been in quarantine for a week at Sandown. jacindaardern Special visa relationship needs to reviewed. Should solve some issues.
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Waleed Aly and The Project have 'their blinkers on' in attacking the PM | Sky News AustraliaSky News Digital Editor Jack Houghton says Waleed Aly and The Project have “got their blinkers on” as they desperately search for negative angles on Prime Minister Scott Morrison.\n\nDuring the devastating bushfire season, The Project aired a piece which showed a volunteer saying Scott Morrison was “not my Prime Minister” but failed to show the whole clip where she explained she was in fact English not Australian.\n\nThe show’s host Waleed Ali later apologised for the error, but Mr Houghton said this was a “shocking indictment on Waleed for running it without asking”.\n\nMore recently, Mr Ali highlighted Germany as the prime example of a nation successfully transitioning to a renewable future.\n\nMr Houghton told Sky News host Chris Kenny Germany has “not been very green” as its investment into renewable energy - which cost billions of dollars - has “only managed to get up to a 35 per cent renewables split”.\n\n“You don’t really want to hold Germany up on a pedestal”.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia Why does constantly run free advertising for theprojecttv I Trust them more than the shit you guys spill each night Waleed is hardly on the show at the moment but of course you make it all about him, coz he dares to be both a man of colour and a Muslim. You guys never single out the others do you.
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Amendment to national anthem ‘a good idea’: Kenny | Sky News AustraliaAustralian Olympic champion Cathy Freeman has called for an amendment to the national anthem, a move which Sky News host Chris Kenny said was a “good idea'. \n\nOlympic Gold Medalist Cathy Freeman has come out in support of the Recognition in Anthem Project, which argues the current anthem 'doesn't acknowledge Indigenous existence in Australia”. \n\nThe Recognition in Anthem Project - founded by former Victorian Supreme Court judge Peter Vickery QC - launched its proposal for an updated version of Advance Australia Fair.\n\nMr Kenny said the proposed change, is “worth doing, and worth doing in time for this year’s Olympics”. \n\nHe said the changes would make the anthem 'more accurate (and) more inclusive”. \n\n If she gives back our gold! Which of course they did not find throughout the 45/65 thousand years,, Hedging your propaganda bets? Its equally as uninformed and ridiculous as movie stars and singers making political statements. NOBODY CARES what you all think!
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