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Bulletins — 2026-08-28
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In New South Wales, more than one thousand five hundred jobs are at stake as the Independent Planning Commission weighs a nineteen-year extension for a Hunter Valley coal mine, sparking climate concerns from parents worried about their children's inheritance.
Meanwhile, the Bathla Group is urgently seeking twenty million dollars to keep operations afloat after its collapse leaves many waiting for answers.
In transport, remote truckers are back on the road after a major outback company addressed compliance issues flagged by the heavy vehicle regulator.
Bookstores are struggling to fill their shelves following a cyberattack on a major publisher, while Albany residents express anger over illegal dumping in their bushland.
On the finance front, the Reserve Bank has quietly cut its exposure to US dollars, and big banks are anticipating a rate hike.
Lastly, Atlassian experiences a humorous outage, dubbed an "unexpected coffee break" by tech workers.
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