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1 online resource (streaming video file) (33 min.) ; 199302730 bytes |
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ARE CHINESE HACKERS STEALING TRADE SECRETS FROM AUSTRALIAN FIRMS?There is evidence that Chinese companies allegedly stealing US trade secrets are also in business in Australia and American investigators have identified hacking on a grand scale here.TONY ABBOTT RAISES TAX CUT PROSPECTS AMID BUDGET QUESTIONSPrime Minister Tony Abbott continues to defend his first budget and has raised the prospect of tax cuts while students protest education funding and questions are asked about changes to the GST.HEALTH MINISTER MAKES CASE FOR BUDGET'S INCREASED HEALTH FUNDINGHealth Minister Peter Dutton outlines a nine per cent increase, year on year in hospital funding and says characterisations of cuts in health funding in the budget are wrong.CHARITY DOOR KNOCKERS PREYED UPON POOR OUTBACK COMMUNITYCharity fundraising subcontractors are being investigated in Queensland after more than 50 people in a poor outback comunity were signed on to regular payment plans they couldn't afford or didn't understand |
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Broadcast 2014-05-21 at 19:30:00 |
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Classification: NC |
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Budget -- Government policy.
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Charities.
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Computer hackers.
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Espionage.
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Fund raising.
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Abbott, Tony, 1957-.
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Australia.
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Streaming video
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Ferguson, Sarah, host
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Bainbridge, Amy, reporter
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Lane, Sabra, reporter
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McGregor, Jeanavive, reporter
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Welch, Dylan, reporter
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Alperovitch, Dmitri, contributor
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Cilluffo, Frank J, contributor
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Connolly, Tamara, contributor
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Curran, Len, contributor
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Dutton, Peter, contributor
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Holder, Eric, contributor
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Johnson, Elverina, contributor
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Maloney, Dustin, contributor
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Mcgrath, Kerry, contributor
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O'Neill, Gerard, contributor
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Torpy, Symonne, contributor
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Yinhong, Shi, contributor
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