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Running late with Christmas shopping? You’re not alone. The whole technology
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Lake St Clair in Tasmania is the perfect setting for an antidote to the stresses
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Labor’s climate policy slakes the thirst of economic rationalists hanging out
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Directing capital towards clean energy infrastructure in south-east Asia over
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From California to Kentucky to Massachusetts, dozens of cities, counties and
state governments are using some of the $500 billion they received from the
Biden administration to shower extra pay on workers.

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The country recorded 16,055 infections in the last 24 hours and the positivity
rate accelerated to 24.3 per cent of tests.

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While the US labour market missed expectations for November, there were upward
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Vacancy rates have never been lower in Australia’s industrial sector, with
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Australian ace Lleyton Hewitt and his TV celebrity wife have offloaded their
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PRIVATE JETS ARE IN SHORT SUPPLY AS BILLIONAIRE ECONOMY BOOMS

The hunger for pricey jets is just the latest example of the booming
billionaires economy, where demand for mansions, boats and many collectibles has
surpassed pre-Covid levels.

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Billions of dollars are potentially at risk because scheme members have failed
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Fast-growing brand LVLY is making hay while the COVID-19 sun shines for its
flower delivery services.

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What makes the corporate productivity tool insidious is also what makes it
appealing, and sometimes dangerous.

 * Phones


APPLE TELLS SUPPLIERS IPHONE DEMAND HAS SLOWED

The iPhone maker is still on track for a record holiday season, with analysts
projecting a sales increase of 6 per cent to $166 billion.


WORK & CAREERS

 * Research


CAREERS ON HOLD AS RESEARCHERS WAIT FOR GRANTS

The Australian Research Council has hit a dubious 30-year record, with the
latest funding round yet to be announced.

 * Vaccination


BHP VACCINE MANDATE UNLAWFUL, FAIR WORK RULES

BHP’s requirement that Mount Arthur miners get the jab has been rejected,
opening up other employer mandates to challenge if they fail to properly consult
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MEET THE COUTURE COLLECTORS OBSESSED WITH CHANEL

Mark Walsh and Leslie Chin have amassed a 10,000-piece collection and have
loaned 32 of their most prized items to the NGV’s exhibition on the designer.

 * Psychology


WHY YOUR GUT INSTINCT IS PROBABLY WRONG

Psychologist Steven Pinker wants to make people aware of their biases and
fallacies in his new book and podcast.

 * Exhibitions


CHEN WENLING HAS HIS FIRST SOLO SHOW IN AUSTRALIA

The Chinese contemporary artist is best known for his ‘red men’, which have
featured in Bondi’s Sculpture by the Sea. A new exhibition also showcases his
paintings and calligraphy.

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IMPRESS WITH FIVE OF THE BEST CHAMPAGNE MAGNUMS THIS SEASON

When things begin to bounce back, corks start popping again. What better way to
celebrate than to go large with a magnum?

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 * Matthew Drummond


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