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Stockbroker collapse traps $200 million from thousands of investorsThe demise of Halifax Investment Services has led to the assets of a 12,000 accounts being frozen as administrators figure out what went wrong. Stockbroking firm collapse.... At first I thought it was an individual.
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Kakadu National Park to receive $200 million boost | Sky News AustraliaKakadu National Park is set to receive a $200 million to improve road access and tourist facilities, as both major parties promise significant upgrades to the world heritage listed tourist attraction.\n\nLabor and the Coalition's funding plans both detail extensive investment in roads and infrastructure to allow year-round access to the site, as well as funding for a new visitors centre in Jabiru.\n\nThe announcement comes after Northern Territory Tourism Minister Lauren Moss called on the federal government to put 'badly needed investment into Kakadu' earlier this week.\n\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n ScottMorrisonMP What a waste of money. The NT is bankrupt and you want to spend money on a national park that the locals don’t go to. Its cheaper to go to leichfield , its free. ScottMorrisonMP ScottMorrisonMP On ya PM 👍 The 4footer isn't over the line yet mate even with his expectations 😂 Dont put on ya lodge slippers yet Shorten 😂
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Kakadu National Park to receive $200 million overhaul | Sky News AustraliaKakadu National Park is set to receive a $200 million overhaul as both major parties promise significant upgrades to the world heritage listed tourist attraction.\n\nLabor and the Coalition's funding plans both detail extensive investment in roads and infrastructure to allow year-round access to the site, as well as funding for a new visitors centre in Jabiru.\n\nThe annoncement comes after Northern Territory Tourism Minister Lauren Moss called on the federal government to put 'badly needed investment into Kakadu' earlier this week.\n\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n Who will benefit? It is the middle of nowhere and can look after itself. I smell corruption. they could start by removing the increasing numbers of ' closed, no entry, prohibited, areas. They could start by actually WELCOMING viistors, too many employees have attitude. They could start by not restricting entry and exit times. Lot's they could do..
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Frydenberg rubbishes Labor's capital gains tax changes | Sky News AustraliaTreasurer Josh Frydenberg has rubbished Labor’s capital gains tax changes as ‘false prophecies’. \n\nMr Frydenberg says he will 'expose the Labor Party for its false prophecies and the detrimental and terrible impact that $200 billion of new taxes will have across the economy’. \n\nFigures from the Australian National University show the Labor Party could be stung by its housing policies at this year’s federal election. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n ScottMorrisonMP Wages will increase under Labor. The coalition has suppressed wage growth for 5 years so cannot lecture us about what we cannot afford. ScottMorrisonMP Fear. Getting Rattled. ScottMorrisonMP Labor have demonstrated excellent economic management in the past.....
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Clive Palmer rejoins Australia's rich list after becoming a billionaireOne of the biggest characters in the Australian business community returns to the Forbes rich list as Australia's 20th richest person thanks to a court-ordered royalties payout of over $200 million. *One of Australia's biggest criminals. Fixed your headline Seems like he's trying to blow through all of that wealth sending unsolicited text messages to every active mobile phone number in Australia Too much money when you spend it on stupid texts
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Exclusive: More than $200m spent on government ad spreeMore than $200 million tax-payer dollars have been spent on government advertising since the beginning of last year, Nine News can reveal. All govts waste vast amounts of money blowing their own trumpets Gee I wish boring Twitter was full on interactive like some of the others are. Adorakrem
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Huawei boss says WA has 'nothing to fear' over $200m rail projectThe WA Government demands assurances from Huawei that it can deliver on a project worth $200 million, but the company says the state has nothing to fear. Sounds like a smart deal. It is a national security issues not a state issue. Most know Huawei is a front for the Chinese government. Huawei I would own a Huawei phone if I could afford one, unfortunately I am forced to purchase inferior phones, hint Huawei? I fear more the aabill than any Chinese interference.
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Crisis talks in Canberra after mass Murray-Darling fish deaths | Sky News AustraliaWater officials are due to meet to discuss the response to the mass fish deaths in NSW and try to stop more such deaths in the future.\n\nThe Murray-Darling Basin Authority summoned an urgent meeting of Basin officials in Canberra on Tuesday, including environmental water holders, river operators, fish scientists and water policy experts.\n\nUp to a million fish are dead in the Darling River at Menindee and more are likely to die in coming days as temperatures rise.\n\n\n\n Tony_Burke Higher taxes plus a fat carbon tax for everyone? Tony_Burke And if you don’t win are you going to hound the new government to fix the rivers? Tony_Burke money money money! laborsmagicmoneytree auspol
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Bill Shorten outlines Kakadu funding plan in NT visit | Sky News AustraliaOpposition leader Bill Shorten will join with traditional owners in the Northern Territory to outline details on his plans to rejuvenate Kakadu National Park.\n\nBoth major parties have committed more than $200 million to upgrade the world heritage listed site with a strong focus on infrastructure improvement.\n\nLabor's funding includes $100 million to upgrade four key access roads, which will allow for year-round access to key tourist locations, as well as a $25 million new visitor centre in the struggling town of Jabiru.\n\nThe improvements to the national park are hoped to encourage much-needed tourism in the region which has been declining following a boom in the 1980s.\n\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n billshortenmp Bill Shorten is an open borders globalist worse than Macron and Merkel. billshortenmp Bill, next time ask the video crew to find a better angle, the size of your forehead makes you look like a super villain. billshortenmp The NT is broke because of labor, Kakadu won't see a cent of the money that shorten has promised.
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Bowen's tax proposals are 'a nightmare' | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Alan Jones has labelled Shadow Treasurer Chris Bowen's tax proposals a ‘nightmare’.\n\nIf elected, Labor is pledging to make major policy changes which include limiting negative gearing and increasing capital gains tax. \n\nMr Jones notes Labor's policy changes will see taxes raised by over $200 billion. \n\n\n\n Bowenchris chriskkenny He knows most of us don’t vote Labor anyway! Bowenchris chriskkenny He's a misfit!!! Bowenchris chriskkenny Oh goodness!
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