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 Green wine? I'll drink to
that. Groundbreaking environmental packaging for wine is opening export doors for one Australian wine grower.
Confidence falls on rates rise Consumer confidence has fallen as a result of this month's interest rate rise, a survey shows.
 In the shadow of Coles  Small tenants in centres anchored by the troubled retailer are its silent victims, writes Michael Baker.
Telco takes fight to High Court  Telstra is challenging the validity of regulations allowing rivals to use its copper wire network.
 Wage growth contained Wages appear under control, decreasing the chance of another rates rise before Christmas, say economists.
Mmm, donuts Cardboard box king Dick Pratt appears in need of a little comfort food, writes Michael Evans.
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ENTERPRISE  Turnover is vanity and profit is sanity A friend of mine is running a fast-growth small business that certainly appears very successful. He is recruiting staff and is already maintaining a healthy turnover for a company that is only two years old. However, he recently admitted that while turnover is impressive, profit is not. In fact, it's non-existent - the business is making a small loss.
INNOVATOR  Do counterfeits really kill innovation?We need intellectual property to nurture ideas and foster innovation. True or false?
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