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At the Edinburgh International Festival, S Shakthidharan’s story weaves together modern life and historical pain
After pulling back internationally, Australian bank turns to regional deal to preserve declining mortgage market share
Coal mine near Great Barrier Reef is blocked as government secures its environmental policy
European gas price rise accelerates as Russia cuts flows
Avocado is now being used as a cheaper substitute in salads as a glut of the fruit sends prices tumbling
Biosecurity procedures put to the test as Indonesian outbreak of livestock disease spreads
The heatwave has seeded wildfires on a scale we have never experienced in the UK before
RBA was criticised for maintaining low interest rates as inflation climbed
Markets where property prices surged during the pandemic are now among the most exposed to a crash
Unemployment has hit a near 50-year low but companies are struggling to find workers
Deal will allow one of the country’s biggest lenders to expand its mortgage book
Geologists scour outback for commodity used in EV batteries as Canberra seeks to diversify from fossil fuels
Miner’s share price drops as low iron ore demand clouds outlook
Labor government discusses work visas with Pacific Island leaders to alleviate worker shortage
New Zealand’s prime minister says China should not be alienated as it has a ‘crucial role to play’
New Zealand sends medical team to help two doctors serving a population of 1,600
Solar project will test Australia’s ambitions to become a clean energy exporter
Country’s biggest pension fund reduces equity holdings as it predicts years of economic slowdown
Contract lifts shares by 25% despite controversy over design faults in boats to counter China in Pacific
New Labor government’s plan will apply only to industrial emitters such as smelters and miners
Accord is the first Brussels has struck in three years after resistance among members to reducing barriers
Higher building costs have done little to deter land purchases and second-home building in this haven for sporting activities
Canadian investment group’s move prompts speculation it is preparing another takeover bid
Lender has become the second in the country to fold after failing to raise capital
Apiaries subject to Covid-style restrictions to save pollinators crucial to agricultural sector
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