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Your time starts now: How a frantic two days revived the Party in the Park
Matt Watson
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Brent Osborne (representing Professionals Real Estate), Brad Schumacher (Kelso Electrical and Airworx), Sam Forbutt (Forbutt's Keppel Street Pharmacy), Nick Packham (Vivability) and Kayla Fry (BoxGrove), along with Reliance Bank, are the major sponsors of the event. The Western Advocate and 2BS are media partners supporting the event. Picture by Jacinta Carroll
Government agrees to split IR bill, in last day crossbench win
Karen Barlow
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Independent senator David Pocock, Minister for Employment Tony Burke and Jacqui Lambie Network Senator Jacqui Lambie at a press conference at Parliament House. Picture by AAP Image/Mick Tsikas.
Government seeks shake-up of supers
Steve Evans
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
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From Akubra to Speedo: who owns Australia's most iconic brands?
Anna Houlahan
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From Akubra to Speedo: who owns Australia's most iconic brands?
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How binge watching baking shows led Mel to a booming business
Alise McIntosh
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Mel Cox is the face behind new sweet treat business, Baked! Picture by Alise McIntosh
Workers being ripped off thousands as job dissatisfaction rises
Adrian Rollins
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More workers are putting in more unpaid hours. Picture Shutterstock
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Success story: The Persuader celebrates major career milestone
Rachel Chamberlain
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Steve Semmens with Stan Williams, one of his first clients in Bathurst. Picture by Amy Rees
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One out of 130: Bell Conveyancing only Bathurst finalists at state awards
Alise McIntosh
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Amy Vickers, Kristy Bell, Kate Gullifer and Becky House at the Western NSW Business Awards. Picture supplied
Andrew and Nicola Forrest buy Aussie icon Akubra
Sue Stephenson
Andrew and Nicola Forrest with their own well-worn Akubras. Pictures supplied by Tattarang
Opinion
We're a bigger cyber target than ever. Defence can't just rest with govt
Aidan Tudehope
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Federal Cyber Security Minister Clare O'Neil. Picture by Keegan Carroll

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