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Australia promises US$735mil to develop biofuel industry — REUTERS / pwu404

Jim Chalmers · Australia

Australia promises US$735mil to develop biofuel industry

42% Center coverage: 26 sources

Australia will spend A$1.1 billion ($735 million) over a decade to assist growth in a local sustainable fuel sector, an announcement likely to be welcomed by the grains industry, which has been seeking a boost from Canberra for years.See the Story

Prince Andrew Interacts With Prince William During Rare Royal Family Outing — REUTERS / pwu404

Prince Andrew · London

Prince Andrew Interacts With Prince William During Rare Royal Family Outing

38% Left coverage: 16 sources

BHP alliance to sack 750 workers blaming Queensland government mining royalties — REUTERS / pwu404

Australia Economy · Queensland

BHP alliance to sack 750 workers blaming Queensland government mining royalties

70% Right coverage: 10 sources

One of Queensland's biggest coal miners will cut about 750 jobs across its operations, blaming the impact of high royalties imposed by the state government. See the Story

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