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Thursday 28 January 2021

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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia

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House prices have hit record highs in all but two capitals – but it's the outer city regions that are really booming

Australian house prices have broken new records in every capital city bar Darwin and Perth. The median house price in Sydney now sits at $1.21 million, while Hobart house prices soared 12.5% last year.
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Australia could rebuild its local tourism industry in 2021 – but it might need a helping hand from the government

Australians are in a position to rescue the local tourism industry, if state borders were to reopen. AMP senior economist Diana Mousina said local tourism spending could compensate for the lack of international visitors in the short term, pending border closures and government incentives.
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A little-known Australian mining company with the same ticker code as GameStop saw its share price surge on Thursday

The share price for an ASX-listed Australian mining company that shares a ticker code with GameStop rose by up to 50% on Thursday. Some social media users speculated that it was from others mistakenly buying the wrong stock, whereas others spoke about purchasing stock to capitalise on the possible mistake.
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Queensland will reopen its border to all of NSW from Monday, with the premier urging people to holiday up north

Queensland will drop its hard border to Greater Sydney on February 1, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced on Thursday. The move means residents of 35 Greater Sydney local government areas will be permitted entry without undergoing 14 days of mandatory hotel quarantine.
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A Queensland farm industry group is reportedly up in arms after a Coles magazine promoted plant-based alternatives to meat

A Coles magazine guide celebrating plant-based diets has reportedly drawn the ire of an industry group representing rural Australian livestock farmers.
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Robinhood users are revolting against the trading app after it stopped trades of GameStop

Robinhood users are furious after the app stopped allowing users to buy GameStop stock on Thursday morning. The stock trading app was flooded with one-star reviews on the Google Play store, lowering its user rating.
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Reddit day traders look to silver as the next short-squeeze after being restricted from hot stocks

Silver has become a new target for Reddit day traders after multiple posts on the infamous WallStreetBets. One post on the now-famous subreddit called the silver market "one of the most manipulated on Earth."
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The top places to buy alcohol online in time for Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and what better way to end a romantic day or evening than with a nice drink.
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If you have the skills to keep up with a chef, you could win a gourmet BBQ lunch for you and 9 mates

This year has been a weird one, to say the least. With the pandemic keeping us apart from almost everyone we care about, we've all definitely earned some fun.

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