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Confusion over work changes  Small businesses have been left scratching their heads after the Labor Government's much publicised `dismantling' of WorkChoices last month.
 One hack of a phone bill At least one Aussie company a day falls victim to phone hackers - the average bill $78,000.
Tourism is booming The Australian
tourism industry has recorded its strongest growth in almost a decade.
 Battling the big guns Woolworths' profits make it hard for small retailers, but all is not lost, says analyst Michael Baker.
Stamping out sweatshops On-the-ball businessman Nick Savaidis has been awarded for his work in sourcing ethical products.
 No national levy Australia will not adopt a national levy on plastic bags after the nation's environment ministers failed to reach agreement on the proposal.
Numbers crunched on Telstra backhaul Telstra may be forced to cut prices for wholesale access to its telecommunications transmission cables.
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