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The 'Aldification' of Woolworths is destroying its value

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imageThe next Woolworths AGM will be a challenging one for the board.Dan Peled/AAP

Woolworths shareholders have had a torrid couple of years. The company’s market capitalisation is down around a third since mid-2014 – quite a hit for a company once worth almost A$50 billion dollars. Today it forecast a 35% fall in half-year profit, sending...

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App technology can fix the e-health system if done right

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imageHealth Minister Sussan Ley wants people to be able to access their medical data using an app.Lukas Coch/AAP Image

On Wednesday, federal Health Minister Sussan Ley announced two new trials of the so-far-unsuccessful, personally controlled electronic health record – rebadged as “My Health Record”.

These will run at the start of 2016...

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