April 2018 - MidasWord

For much of its life, marketing has been the last mystery left unexplained on the shelf. It has been like the art of alchemy of old, add a pinch of this and a splash of that in the hope that it will all turn to gold. Businesses have employed marketing in the quest for success. […]

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Independent Omicron modelling from UWA indicates that despite the state's delayed opening, it will be hard to achieve a higher level of immunity in WA than what was in place on February 5.
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Ministerial 'call-in' gives Deputy Premier say over controversial recycling and landfill site proposed for Ipswich 28 January 2022
Ipswich Mayor Teresa Harding says the council voted against the proposal on recommendations by planning officers and an independent decision review panel.
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Ball machines and park tennis: How Ash Barty's opponent plans to bring down Australian star 28 January 2022
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Former TV host Andrew O'Keefe denied bail after alleged assault of woman 28 January 2022
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The SA Government declares a major emergency following floods that have destroyed homes and cut off major freight routes in the north of the state.
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Two tug boats partially sink after collision in Devonport 28 January 2022
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Aussie wildcards fall short in mixed doubles final 28 January 2022
Local wildcards Jaimee Fourlis and Jason Kubler finish runners-up in the Australian Open mixed doubles tournament following a straight-sets defeat to Kristina Mladenovic and Ivan Dodig.
Thunderstorms roll into Melbourne as wild weather continues across the state for a third day 28 January 2022
Rain has started falling across Melbourne and severe weather warnings have been issued by the Bureau of Meteorology for a third day as thunderstorms roll across Victoria.
Have you heard of needle spiking? Police concerned by reports at venues nearly 1,000km apart 28 January 2022
Police in Victoria and NSW have raised concerns about the insidious criminal activity of needle spiking, with recent reports affecting women at venues in Echuca and Newcastle.
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NT's COVID hospitalisations rise to new peak as booster shot mandated for Territory workers 28 January 2022
There are now 105 people with COVID-19 in hospital in the Northern Territory, up from 95 on Thursday, as the NT government announces more than 1,000 new cases of the virus.
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Police officer accused of giving TV journalist murder and terror investigation tip-off to face trial 28 January 2022
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The state Department of Resources has received applications from Tower Holdings, the company that currently owns the Great Keppel Island resort lease, to transfer it to Hancock Prospecting.
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