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- Metals X shelves Wingellina project (The West Australian)
- Big retail critics 'costing jobs':industry (AAP)
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- Japan says G8 stance is sign of approval for "Abenomics" (Reuters)
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- NSW budget 2013: winners and losers - Sydney Morning Herald
- Aust shares fall ahead of key US data - Sydney Morning Herald
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