The United States pulling out of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement could potentially affect Australian farmers and stand to lose millions of dollars if the tariff is brought back.
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The Labor leader has said the Australian government needs to help businesses in the country combat cyber threats, but noted that it cannot do so alone. 
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Australia is lagging in the adoption of IPv6 and our tardiness could threaten the international competitiveness of Australian businesses.
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Foreign Minister Bob Carr and former Trade Minister Craig Emerson lobbied their British counterparts earlier this year to urge Britain to remain a member of the European Union.
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Australian business uncertain on new tech and broadband
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Yesterday’s story that Atlassian – one of Australia’s few genuine high tech start-up success stories – is moving its domicile to the United Kingdom illustrates a deep malaise in the nation’s business and political cultures.
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Productivity has become to economic policy what paprika is to cooking chicken. A new essay examines what might drive it (My latest for @GuardianAus "Australia is changing – where will future productivity growth come from?
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BRW (subscription) Australia is rubbish at green innovation, says Kate Lundy BRW (subscription) Australia has one of the worst records of environmental performance in the OECD, and Australian businesses are poor innovators in green technologies, a...
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Australia is ranked as the world's happiest nation among developed economies, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. (Well, the Aussies never look too happy to me.
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