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  Peabody Australia reveals $2.7 billion loss for 2015 MP3

  The future of one of Australia's biggest coal miners and more than 2,000 jobs could be under threat. The Australian arm of US coal giant Peabody Energy has made a nearly $3 billion loss for 2015 and its warned of financial risks from the Chapter 11 bankruptcy of its US parent, Peabody Energy.

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  Corporate tax cuts at centre of election campaign contest MP3

  The Prime Minister says people can have a discussion about the size of the economic dividend from the Government's plan to cut corporate tax, but there's 'no question' it will boost investment and jobs. The Opposition leader Bill Shorten is continuing to argue that the $50 billion, 10-year plan is unaffordable, but he's had to defend arguing for a corporate tax cut in 2011.

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  ANZ CEO faces parliamentary inquiry MP3

  The head of ANZ has conceded credit card interest rates may be too high and admitted the bank is discussing whether to cease making political donations. ANZ chief executive Shayne Elliott is the second banking chief to front the parliamentary inquiry reviewing the actions of the four major banks this week. Like his Commonwealth Bank colleague yesterday, Mr Elliott used the public hearing to apologise for ANZ's past f...

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  Parents concerned Aurukun students will fall further behind under interim arrangements MP3

  Indigenous parents with students attending the Aurukun school in Queensland's Cape York are concerned their children will fall further behind under the interim education arrangements put in place. The school, run by Noel Pearson's Cape York Institute, was shut down last month following a series of attacks on the school principal by a group of youths. Twenty-six staff members were evacuated from the town and since the...

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  Queensland Government standing firm against deaf jurors MP3

  There's been widespread anger among deaf people after the High Court rejected an appeal to allow them to serve on Queensland juries. The case was brought by a woman who argued she'd been discriminated against when excluded from a Queensland jury. Deaf jurors serve in the United States and New Zealand and several independent reports have previously recommended legislative change to allow deaf jurors in Australia. But ...

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