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Results for: Issue 41 , 4 out of 4 pages

Business

LAWYERS: GUARDIANS OF OUR RIGHTS

I tell every client that “your problem is my problem.” What I can also say is that my philosophy derives from advice a senior and experienced silk gave me when I started out nine years ago. He said: “You’ll win 99 percent of your cases right at the beginning, because that’s usually when someone on the other side stuffs it up.”...
Issue 41

MONEY HAS TWO SIDES

Tackling corruption in China and elsewhere is an important issue because the temptation of corruption increases when economic times become more difficult. President Xi’s Tiger and Flies anti-corruption campaign was widely derided in the West as a cover for purging Xi’s political opponents. This is correct in some cases, but this analysis...
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BEEF REPORT

KEY POINTS • Indonesian trade to resume after a short suspension due to Australian cattle being detected with LSD in Indonesia. • Australia's northern live export steer and bull trade reliance on Indonesia exposed. • China economy continues to look vulnerable threatening the region and trade. Another eventful period in South...
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CITY OF DARWIN MAKES A SPLASH

The $26.8 million redevelopment of the Casuarina public pool is expected to be finished by late next year.  It will have:  • An eight-lane 50-metre pool  • A temperature-controlled, six-lane 25-metre learn-to-swim pool  • Kidney-shaped resort-style lagoon pool  • Cafe and BBQs  • Large...
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PUBLISHER’S LETTER

The thing that ruffled my feathers at Facing North was the Chief Minister having to take on the Teals and trolls at the Press Club. Proudly, Tash stood her ground in defending the Middle Arm manufacturing hub, which has since progressed to the next stage. Other big hitters have also come out swinging. One of the best articles in this edition of...