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Recurring talk among Australian politicians about streaming quotas for local music has sparked Spotify’s policy team into action.

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Data centres promise to boost the economy. But the everyday realities of communities living near them aren’t as optimistic.

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Job vacancies in Australia rebounded in the May quarter, led by openings in the construction and professional sectors, data ...

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But unlike most of the OECD, the Australian economy is actually not keeping pace with population growth. Real GDP per person – a common proxy for living standards – fell 0.5 per cent last year.

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Real gross domestic product (GDP) rose 0.2% in the March quarter, slowing sharply from the 0.6% gain in the previous quarter, Australian Bureau of Statistics data showed on Wednesday.