The $10 cup of coffee is mathematically a reality if small businesses want to survive the Easter long weekend.

Phil DiBella explained why 90% of cafes are choosing to shut their doors rather than face the "perfect storm" of penalty rates and dwindling profit margins.

The $10 cup of coffee is mathematically a reality if small businesses want to survive the Easter long weekend.
Phil DiBella explained why 90% of cafes are choosing to shut their doors rather than face the "perfect storm" of penalty rates and dwindling profit margins.

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$10 Lattes? Why your local café is closing this Easter

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Bulimba residents packed a community meeting to confront police and local politicians about a recent surge in youth assaults by privileged teens.

The community demanded an end to bureaucratic inquiries, calling instead for immediate infrastructure improvements and tougher legislation to ensure real consequences for young offenders.

Bulimba residents packed a community meeting to confront police and local politicians about a recent surge in youth assaults by privileged teens.
The community demanded an end to bureaucratic inquiries, calling instead for immediate infrastructure improvements and tougher legislation to ensure real consequences for young offenders.

"Your one job": Bulimba locals demand tougher youth crime laws at packed town hall

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/88b564ea-a9a6-4751-910a-a5d800019396/clips/b43f3dc0-373e-4a94-8654-b4200012c419/transcript

Nine News reporter Reece D'Alessandro joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to break down the latest industrial action bringing Brisbane's rail upgrades to a grinding halt.

With electricians undertaking work bans and Queensland Rail telling them to stay home, the city's $16 billion mega-project faces yet another major setback.

Nine News reporter Reece D'Alessandro joined Jason Matthews on 4BC Mornings to break down the latest industrial action bringing Brisbane's rail upgrades to a grinding halt.
With electricians undertaking work bans and Queensland Rail telling them to stay home, the city's $16 billion mega-project faces yet another major setback.

Commuter chaos and project delays: Brisbane train network faces fresh strike action

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/88b564ea-a9a6-4751-910a-a5d800019396/clips/9554ab7d-14da-4938-a684-b4200012c04c/transcript

$10 Lattes? Why your local café is closing this Easter

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