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This week we’re spotlighting another great Aussie business, they took a simple frustration we all deal with… Moving and storage. And turned it into a national success story.

TaxiBox started back in 2010 as a two-man operation. They had a small warehouse and an idea...

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One of the biggest problems facing our housing targets is the National Construction Code. What started as a simple rulebook for builders has ballooned from less than 100 pages in the early 1990s to almost 900 pages today. Builders say the complexity is killing productivity and driving up costs.

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Fuel prices are skyrocketing, and the road transport industry is at a crossroads. CEO John Di Losa faces the impossible choice between eating the costs or passing them on to struggling clients. Plus, we hear from a truckie burning 5,000 litres of diesel a fortnight who says it's time to ban non-essential travel.

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The ASX 200 rallied 1.1 per cent, or 93.60 points to 8692 which restored $34 billion to the index. 

Largely due to a dip in the oil price as markets speculated on how long the Iran war will last and the Strait of Hormuz will be closed.

9 of the 11 sectors ended in the green.

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It was an absolute bloodbath on the Australian share market today. $90 billion was erased as the ASX 200 fell 252 points, to 8,599.

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Gretta Barton owner of Bartranz Petroleum says Australia is facing its worst ever fuel crisis. Wholesalers are rationing supplies meaning distributors have been able to collect just 10 per cent of their usual fuel volumes.

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