ABC Online
Consumer sentiment increases but still low: WBC
Business Spectator
Westpac has maintained its call for a cut to the official interest rate next month, as consumer sentiment remains low, despite ticking up in January. The Westpac-Melbourne Institute Index of Consumer Sentiment increased by 2.4% to 93.2 points, up from 91.1 in ...
Westpac sticks with February interest rate cut callSydney Morning Herald
Consumer confidence edges up, but does not recover December fallABC Online
Australia consumer sentiment picks up in JanuaryReuters
NEWS.com.au
Financial Times
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Business Spectator
Westpac has maintained its call for a cut to the official interest rate next month, as consumer sentiment remains low, despite ticking up in January. The Westpac-Melbourne Institute Index of Consumer Sentiment increased by 2.4% to 93.2 points, up from 91.1 in ...
Westpac sticks with February interest rate cut call
Consumer confidence edges up, but does not recover December fall
Australia consumer sentiment picks up in January
Sydney Morning Herald
Households seen coping with record debt - except if rates shoot higher
Sydney Morning Herald
Australian households have been coping well with record high household debt but this could swiftly change should the Reserve Bank hike interest rates higher than anticipated by the end of 2016, ANZ economists have predicted. Although household debt is ...
Household debt at record high but Australians are copingThe Age
10% debt servicing ratio would trigger mortgage delinquencies: ANZProperty Observer
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Sydney Morning Herald
Australian households have been coping well with record high household debt but this could swiftly change should the Reserve Bank hike interest rates higher than anticipated by the end of 2016, ANZ economists have predicted. Although household debt is ...
Household debt at record high but Australians are coping
10% debt servicing ratio would trigger mortgage delinquencies: ANZ
Telegraph.co.uk
BHP slash drilling by 40 percent as oil price plunges
9news.com.au
BHP Billiton will reduce its drilling activity in US shale by 40 percent to try and release cash flow in response to the plunging oil price. Action in relation to the high cost US shale business had been expected to be announced by BHP on Wednesday as it ...
Oil Servicers and a Driller Announce CutbacksNew York Times
Resources stocks lift Aust marketSky News Australia
UPDATE 1-BHP Billiton slashes shale drilling amid oil crashReuters
MarketWatch
The Australian
Businessweek
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9news.com.au
BHP Billiton will reduce its drilling activity in US shale by 40 percent to try and release cash flow in response to the plunging oil price. Action in relation to the high cost US shale business had been expected to be announced by BHP on Wednesday as it ...
Oil Servicers and a Driller Announce Cutbacks
Resources stocks lift Aust market
UPDATE 1-BHP Billiton slashes shale drilling amid oil crash
The Age
Betta Foods goes into administration
Sydney Morning Herald
Betta Foods, which supplies Capricorn licorice and Eskimo chocolate snowballs to Woolworths, Coles and Aldi, has collapsed financially just three months after being acquired by British buyout firm Re:Capital. It is the second big embarrassment for Re:Capital ...
Capricorn liquorice maker for saleThe Daily Telegraph
Melbourne licorice maker Betta Foods goes into administrationThe Age
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Sydney Morning Herald
Betta Foods, which supplies Capricorn licorice and Eskimo chocolate snowballs to Woolworths, Coles and Aldi, has collapsed financially just three months after being acquired by British buyout firm Re:Capital. It is the second big embarrassment for Re:Capital ...
Capricorn liquorice maker for sale
Melbourne licorice maker Betta Foods goes into administration
NEWS.com.au
Aust dollar falls on weak commodities
The Australian
The Australian dollar is losing ground, weighed down by disappointing economic news and falling commodity prices. At 12.00pm (AEDT) on Wednesday, the local unit was trading at US81.60c, down from US81.83c on Tuesday. During the morning it fell as ...
Australian shares jump on mining, bank stocksABC Online
Sharemarket 1.3% higher at noonThe Daily Telegraph
Aust stockmarket opens higherHerald Sun
Sydney Morning Herald
The Age
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The Australian
The Australian dollar is losing ground, weighed down by disappointing economic news and falling commodity prices. At 12.00pm (AEDT) on Wednesday, the local unit was trading at US81.60c, down from US81.83c on Tuesday. During the morning it fell as ...
Australian shares jump on mining, bank stocks
Sharemarket 1.3% higher at noon
Aust stockmarket opens higher
NEWS.com.au
Foreign buyer activity hits new high in Victorian property market
NEWS.com.au
OVERSEAS buyers have a growing appetite for Victorian real estate, with a survey showing one in three new homes is snapped up by a foreigner. The NAB Residential Property Survey shows foreign buyer activity surged to a new high in Victoria despite ...
Housing market heat tipped to coolThe Australian
Housing market losing steam: NABHerald Sun
Australian housing market cooling: reportGlobalPost
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NEWS.com.au
OVERSEAS buyers have a growing appetite for Victorian real estate, with a survey showing one in three new homes is snapped up by a foreigner. The NAB Residential Property Survey shows foreign buyer activity surged to a new high in Victoria despite ...
Housing market heat tipped to cool
Housing market losing steam: NAB
Australian housing market cooling: report
Sydney Morning Herald
Markets Live: Miners, banks drive gains
Sydney Morning Herald
2:02pm: Ask almost anybody and they'll tell you the same thing – time for Aussie investors to look overseas. With the transition to non-mining growth proving fitful, the line is that the local economy is condemned to below-trend growth and rising unemployment ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
2:02pm: Ask almost anybody and they'll tell you the same thing – time for Aussie investors to look overseas. With the transition to non-mining growth proving fitful, the line is that the local economy is condemned to below-trend growth and rising unemployment ...
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Four things that could surprise investors in 2015
The Age
Surprise is rarely a word investors like to hear, so with 2015 well and truly under way Credit Suisse has outlined four events which, although not expected, could hit portfolios this year. The Australian economy is struggling to transition away from mining ...
Possible surprises for investors in 2015SBS
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The Age
Surprise is rarely a word investors like to hear, so with 2015 well and truly under way Credit Suisse has outlined four events which, although not expected, could hit portfolios this year. The Australian economy is struggling to transition away from mining ...
Possible surprises for investors in 2015
The West Australian
Roy Hill in safety spotlight again
The West Australian
Safety at the giant Roy Hill iron ore project is again under the spotlight, after a third incident involving cranes and heavy lifting equipment. Yesterday's incident throws doubt on whether Department of Mines and Petroleum safety bans on the site, imposed after ...
Rinehart firm in crane 'incident'Yahoo!7 News
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The West Australian
Safety at the giant Roy Hill iron ore project is again under the spotlight, after a third incident involving cranes and heavy lifting equipment. Yesterday's incident throws doubt on whether Department of Mines and Petroleum safety bans on the site, imposed after ...
Rinehart firm in crane 'incident'
Sydney Morning Herald
From Tumbarumba to beyond: It's blast off for Aussie Chris Boshuizen's satellite ...
Sydney Morning Herald
Chris Boshuizen, an Australian physicist from country NSW, who previously worked at NASA, hopes to one day be able to count every tree on Earth. How? By using small satellites developed by Planet Labs, the Silicon Valley space start-up he co-founded ...
From Tumbarumba and beyond: Meet Chris Boshuizen, the Aussie scientist ...The Canberra Times
Start-ups and their funders shoot for the starsFinancial Times
Satellite startup Planet Labs raises $95 millionReuters
Financialbuzz.com
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Sydney Morning Herald
Chris Boshuizen, an Australian physicist from country NSW, who previously worked at NASA, hopes to one day be able to count every tree on Earth. How? By using small satellites developed by Planet Labs, the Silicon Valley space start-up he co-founded ...
From Tumbarumba and beyond: Meet Chris Boshuizen, the Aussie scientist ...
Start-ups and their funders shoot for the stars
Satellite startup Planet Labs raises $95 million
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