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Emma Elsworthy is Climate Editor at Crikey, SmartCompany, and The Mandarin, and writes daily morning newsletter the Worm. Before joining Crikey in 2021, Emma was a breaking news reporter in ABC’s Sydney newsroom, a journalist at BBC Australia, and a journalist in Fairfax Media’s regional network. She was part of a team awarded a Walkley for coverage of the 2019-2020 Black Summer bushfire crisis, and won the Australian Press Council prize in 2013.

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‘Insurance catastrophe’ declared as PM warns insurers to deal fairly

Insurance companies and banks have been put on notice by Prime Minister Scott Morrison, as the deadly storm cell pummels the east coast, wreaking havoc on homes and businesses.

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Apple boycotts Russia, halts all sales and removes apps from store

Apple has stopped all product sales in Russia and has pulled RT News and Sputnik News from app stores outside of Russia.

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How SMEs should prepare for ‘rain bomb’ surging down the east coast

Businesses on the east coast should prepare now as a deadly 'rain bomb' heads their way. Here are 12 ways to do so.

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The businesses (and others) boycotting Russia over deadly Ukraine invasion

In Australia and across the globe, the private market is making its solidarity with Ukraine clear by boycotting Russia and Russian products.

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Food and fuel prices to rise amid Russia conflict, Treasurer warns

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said while some Australian exporters may benefit from the higher prices, "Australian consumers will not".

Backlash as JS Vitamins targeted on competitor’s Instagram

Emerging vitamin brand Life Botanics has taken aim at wellness giant JS Vitamins in a social media post that has received considerable backlash from the company and its loyal consumers.

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The best way to support Ukraine? Support Ukrainian business, expert says

Those watching the conflict develop can be left with a sense of powerlessness — but supporting Ukrainian business is a great way to show solidarity with the besieged nation.

Tradie awarded $8,000 after being unfairly dismissed for running over boss’ pet galah

Queenslander Blake O'Keeffe brought the application to the Fair Work Commission, who found he deserved no more than a written warning for the tragic accident.

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Are you a T.W.A.T? How the pandemic created a new cohort of hybrid workers

Are you now working full-time back at the office, or are you a T.W.A.T — an acronym to describe the hybrid workforce who only come into the office three days a week.

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“Thousands” of SMEs left in the lurch as Probuild collapses with $5 billion in outstanding projects

Probuild has gone into voluntary administration after a problem-laden high-rise project drove it into debt, placing up to $5 billion in commercial and public sector projects in jeopardy.

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Half of all Australians with a disability are not employed. This business model could fix that

An unique business model developed in Newcastle could help many more disabled Australians into the workforce.

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Adore Beauty’s plunging stock price caused a media war: Here’s what happened

Adore Beauty's has become the subject of a heated debate in the media, with the ABC's Media Watch and the Australian Financial Review on opposite sides.

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