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Trance and Progressive music lover. Beach visitor. Bloomberg News journalist. Ex-Reuters. Views here are mine only. RTs are not endorsements.
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Australia Raises Minimum Wage Rate by 4.75%, Citing Uncertainty Original

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By Michael Heath , Aradhana Aravindan 
| Bloomberg Tax
Australia’s industrial relations umpire raised national minimum wage rates by 4.75%, just shy of the Reserve Bank’s inflation forecast, citing uncertainty over the economy’s trajectory. The new minimum rate will be A$1,004.90 ($719.90) a week — or A$26.44 an hour — from July 1, Fair Work Commission President Justice Adam Hatcher said in Tuesday’s decision.
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Australia Raises Minimum Wage Rate by 4.75%, Citing Uncertainty

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By Michael Heath , Aradhana Aravindan 
| Financial Post
(Bloomberg) — Australia’s industrial relations umpire raised national minimum wage rates by 4.75%, just shy of the Reserve Bank’s inflation forecast, citing uncertainty over the economy’s trajectory. Sign In or Create an Account The new minimum rate will be A$1,004.90 ($719.90) a week — or A$26.44 an hour — from July 1, Fair Work Commission President Justice Adam Hatcher said in Tuesday’s decision. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.
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Microsoft Cares About Your Privacy Trump Tower plan for Australia's Gold Coast scrapped

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By Aradhana Aravindan , Ben Westcott 
| MSN
(Bloomberg) -- The Trump Organization has scrapped plans to put its name to a tower on Australia's Gold Coast, about three months after announcing a deal to bring the brand's first hotel to the country. The 91-storey hotel and apartment project in Surfers Paradise will no longer carry the Trump brand after its Australian partner, Altus Property Group, failed to meet its obligations, the Trump Organization said.
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