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 Hey people, I was not sure about business growth because it involved too much money. However, it is inevitable when you are running a business and need to stay afloat in the competitive marketplace. So, I started using the surplus cash to invest in the business and we created a new product line in addition to what we were selling. It worked well for us, and we used the profits to market aggressively and enter a new geographical location with another store. The response kept growing and we were able to hire more people and get good reviews and ratings.  https://www.business2sell.com.au/blogs/strategy/strategies-for-quickly-expanding-your-business

 You'd think the government and opposition would be keen to focus on the number-one issue for voters this election campaign. Yet if 2019 was the climate change election, 2022 is shaping up to be the don't-talk-about-climate-change election. Despite climate change topping voters' (29 per cent) list of concerns, both the Labor Party and LNP have been avoiding it like the plague. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-10/climate-change-election-policies-scientists-give-verdicts/101020002

 Prime Minister Scott Morrison has defended his hand-picked candidate for Warringah after she reasserted that transgender people were "mutilated" by medically transitioning. Mr Morrison again refused to criticise Katherine Deves, saying the issue she was raising was "concerning" and "troubling". "What we're talking about here is gender reversal surgery for young adolescents... we can't pretend this type of surgery is a minor procedure," Mr Morrison said. But rights groups told the ABC Mr Morrison's comments were "categorically incorrect" — transgender Australians are generally not eligible for surgery to change their physical sex characteristics until they turn 18 years old. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-10/morrison-responds-to-warringah-deves-trans-apology-walk-back/101051914

 Sydney Kings guard Dejan Vasiljevic says he received death threats in the wake of his match-winning shot against the Tasmania JackJumpers in Hobart on Sunday. The Kings have a 2-0 lead in the best-of-five NBL grand final series after Vasiljevic hit a long-range three-pointer with 10 seconds remaining to seal a 90-86 victory in game two. There was an ugly post-script to the match when some fans turned to social media to abuse Vasiljevic, with the 25-year-old even receiving death threats. "There were personal jibes and jabs after the game," Vasiljevic told SEN. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-05-10/sydney-kings-player-receives-death-threats-after-jackjumpers-win/101052294