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Inland Rail “killed”: Stakeholders furious, demanding answers from Federal Government

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By David Dixon, Sharon Bonthuys
| Dubbo Photo News Verified
Angry politicians and stakeholders have demanded answers from the Federal Government in the wake of the Inland Rail announcement on May 6. Federal Member for Parkes, Jamie Chaffey said the government has “killed” a project critical to the development of Australia’s sustainability and sovereignty. “This decision is a huge betrayal of regional Australia It throws away the $3.5 billion already spent on this critical project which is approximately 17 per cent complete,” Mr Chaffey said.
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Inland Rail project axed, leaving regional Australia in the lurch

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By Sharon Bonthuys, David Dixon
| Dubbo Photo News Verified
The Federal Labor Government announced last week it was shelving the monumental Inland Rail infrastructure project, sending shockwaves through regional Australia. Politicians, local government, business, industry, agricultural groups and other stakeholders were quick to denounce the announcement by federal Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government Minister Catherine King on Wednesday, May 6.
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Barbering undergoes surprising boom as ancient trade makes modern comeback

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By David Dixon
| Dubbo Photo News Verified
That “the wave of the future often crashes on the beach of reality”; is an old truism that it‘s worth keeping in mind when thinking about long-term opportunities in work, career, and vocation. In choosing a job’s path, it’s therefore sometimes best not to be too strategic or worry about where current trends are supposedly going. To use another old proverb: “They who knows not their destination, travels furthest”.
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