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Power provider defends costings after smelter's bailout (opens the original)
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An electricity provider has defended staying firm on its costings for a major smelter deal, despite government intervention being needed to keep it open and retain hundreds of jobs. Tasmania's Bell Bay Aluminium smelter, one of the largest in the country, was given a lifeline on Thursday through a $200 million joint support package from the state and federal governments. It was also announced that after intense negotiations for several years, a five-year power deal had been sealed by owner Rio T
'A great deal': $200m smelter lifeline announced (opens the original)
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More than 500 smelter workers will keep their jobs thanks to an 11th-hour injection of taxpayer funds. Tasmania's Rio Tinto-owned Bell Bay Aluminium smelter, one of the largest in the country, has been the subject of intense negotiations for several years. But a $200 million joint support package from the Tasmanian and federal governments, announced on Thursday, has soothed concerns surrounding the future of the site. The bailout was in the national interest as it would bolster industrial capaci
Teens charged after crime spree targeting lone women (opens the original)
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Three teenagers have been nabbed in connection to a brazen alleged crime spree that saw lone women dragged, punched and robbed of their handbags. A series of 21 robberies, armed robberies, aggravated burglaries, petrol drive-offs and other offences were allegedly carried out by a group of youths in Melbourne's southeast and Bayside areas last week. Several teenagers allegedly used two cars, which were stolen from outside a Glen Waverley gym on September 21, to execute a series of violent robberi
'A great deal': $200m smelter lifeline announced (opens the original)
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More than 500 smelter workers will keep their jobs thanks to an 11th-hour injection of taxpayer funds. Tasmania's Rio Tinto-owned Bell Bay Aluminium smelter, one of the largest in the country, has been the subject of intense negotiations for several years. But a $200 million joint support package from the Tasmanian and federal governments, announced on Thursday, has soothed concerns surrounding the future of the site. The bailout was in the national interest as it would bolster industrial capaci
Aluminium smelter's future secured in $200m lifeline (opens the original)
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Hundreds of smelter workers can breathe a sigh of relief after a government funding package helped secure a five-year power deal. The electricity contract for northern Tasmania's Bell Bay Aluminium, one of Australia's big four aluminium smelters, was due to expire at the end of 2026, and it had been at loggerheads with state-owned Hydro Tasmania for months over a new deal. The state government previously cited a $60 million a year difference between owner Rio Tinto's position and the price Hydro
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