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Man accused of allegedly trying to defraud $1.3m from ATO
A Broken Hill man has been accused of allegedly attempting to defraud the Australian Taxation Office of more than $1.3 million.
Renewable-powered aluminium smelter snubbed for green energy funding
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Further doubt has been cast over the future of an aluminium smelter in Tasmania's north-east after a federal MP said it would not be eligible for a green energy scheme.
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