Reuters
Chevron exits Caltex Australia stake for $3.7 billion
Reuters
PERTH (Reuters) - U.S. energy giant Chevron sold its entire stake in refiner Caltex Australia Ltd for A$4.7 billion ($3.7 billion) in Asia's biggest block deal this year, as falling oil prices and high costs hurt margins. Offshore institutional investor demand for the ...
Chevron Moves Forward on Divesture Goal, Exits Australia Shareholding VentureOil & Gas 360
Chevron in $4.8bn Caltex exitThe Australian
Chevron Seeks Over $3.6 Billion for Caltex Australia StakeBloomberg
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Reuters
PERTH (Reuters) - U.S. energy giant Chevron sold its entire stake in refiner Caltex Australia Ltd for A$4.7 billion ($3.7 billion) in Asia's biggest block deal this year, as falling oil prices and high costs hurt margins. Offshore institutional investor demand for the ...
Chevron Moves Forward on Divesture Goal, Exits Australia Shareholding Venture
Chevron in $4.8bn Caltex exit
Chevron Seeks Over $3.6 Billion for Caltex Australia Stake
Financial Times
Iron ore tumbles to post-crisis era low
Financial Times
Concerns about a supply glut have pushed the price of iron ore, a key ingredient in steelmaking, to levels last seen during the financial crisis. Benchmark Australian ore for immediate delivery into China was assessed on Friday at $54.10 a tonne, down 70 ...
Twiggy's 'thought bubble': what was he thinking?The Australian Financial Review
UPDATE 2-Iron ore sinks to record low as Rio comment stokes glut worriesReuters
Collusion call dredges up Twiggy Forrest's debt skeletonsThe Australian
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Financial Times
Concerns about a supply glut have pushed the price of iron ore, a key ingredient in steelmaking, to levels last seen during the financial crisis. Benchmark Australian ore for immediate delivery into China was assessed on Friday at $54.10 a tonne, down 70 ...
Twiggy's 'thought bubble': what was he thinking?
UPDATE 2-Iron ore sinks to record low as Rio comment stokes glut worries
Collusion call dredges up Twiggy Forrest's debt skeletons
The Australian
Public input needed on emissions: Hunt
The Australian
WITH Australia on track to beat its emissions targets, the federal government wants to hear from Australians on what the next target should be. ENVIRONMENT Minister Greg Hunt says Australia had met its first Kyoto emissions target, and was on track to meet ...
Federal government commits to global accord on climateSydney Morning Herald
A real fixer has won the climate debateThe Canberra Times
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The Australian
WITH Australia on track to beat its emissions targets, the federal government wants to hear from Australians on what the next target should be. ENVIRONMENT Minister Greg Hunt says Australia had met its first Kyoto emissions target, and was on track to meet ...
Federal government commits to global accord on climate
A real fixer has won the climate debate
Sydney Morning Herald
Aboriginal leaders promote bold blueprint to close the gap
Sydney Morning Herald
Indigenous leaders have presented the Abbott government with a bold blueprint to close the gap on disadvantage and advance reconciliation, warning that without fundamental change the gap will be as wide in 50 years as it is today. They have designed a ...
Indigenous elders meet at Port Augusta as federal funding cuts threaten to close ...Yahoo7 News
Indigenous leader wants apology for PM's 'lifestyle choices' commentABC Message Stick
blueprint to end passive welfareThe Australian
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Sydney Morning Herald
Indigenous leaders have presented the Abbott government with a bold blueprint to close the gap on disadvantage and advance reconciliation, warning that without fundamental change the gap will be as wide in 50 years as it is today. They have designed a ...
Indigenous elders meet at Port Augusta as federal funding cuts threaten to close ...
Indigenous leader wants apology for PM's 'lifestyle choices' comment
blueprint to end passive welfare
The Australian Financial Review
Foreign investors set new benchmark in Australian hotel investment
The Australian Financial Review
An influx of foreign investors set a new benchmark in Australian hotel transactions during fiscal 2014, spending more than $2 billion on properties around the country. Big ticket transactions including the $463 million sale of Sydney's Sheraton on the Park hotel ...
$5m property boom: Easter to egg on salesThe Australian
Rental yields fall below 2pc in some suburbsSmart Property Investment
Top growth areas split between rich postcodes and family suburbsReal Estate Business
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The Australian Financial Review
An influx of foreign investors set a new benchmark in Australian hotel transactions during fiscal 2014, spending more than $2 billion on properties around the country. Big ticket transactions including the $463 million sale of Sydney's Sheraton on the Park hotel ...
$5m property boom: Easter to egg on sales
Rental yields fall below 2pc in some suburbs
Top growth areas split between rich postcodes and family suburbs
TheBull.com.au
Rio cuts into M&A team: report
The Australian
Rio Tinto is reportedly planning to cut into its mergers and acquisitions staff as a mining giant continues to reduce its headcount in the face of lower commodity prices. According to Fairfax Media, the plan to cut into the M&A team signals a shift away from ...
Rio Tinto Minerals shielded from group job cutsIndustrial Minerals (registration)
Rio Tinto to axe highly paid M&A team as cutbacks deepenSydney Morning Herald
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The Australian
Rio Tinto is reportedly planning to cut into its mergers and acquisitions staff as a mining giant continues to reduce its headcount in the face of lower commodity prices. According to Fairfax Media, the plan to cut into the M&A team signals a shift away from ...
Rio Tinto Minerals shielded from group job cuts
Rio Tinto to axe highly paid M&A team as cutbacks deepen
Sky News Australia
Australian dollar eases despite weaker US data
The Australian Financial Review
The Australian dollar has drifted lower despite weaker economic data out of the US overnight. At 0700 AEDT on Thursday, the local currency was trading at 78.39 US cents, down from 78.78 cents on Wednesday. The Australian dollar peaked at 79.05 US ...
AUD falls as market gets nervousSky News Australia
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The Australian Financial Review
The Australian dollar has drifted lower despite weaker economic data out of the US overnight. At 0700 AEDT on Thursday, the local currency was trading at 78.39 US cents, down from 78.78 cents on Wednesday. The Australian dollar peaked at 79.05 US ...
AUD falls as market gets nervous
Australian dollar weaker
Sydney Morning Herald
Two-person rule in cockpit fails to address mental health problem in airline industry
Sydney Morning Herald
Once again in the face of tragedy, outrage and sadness have manifested themselves in irrational action. The turn of events that led to the loss of 150 lives is undoubtedly tragic and dumbfounding. A reportedly mentally ill co-pilot taking the reins while the ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
Once again in the face of tragedy, outrage and sadness have manifested themselves in irrational action. The turn of events that led to the loss of 150 lives is undoubtedly tragic and dumbfounding. A reportedly mentally ill co-pilot taking the reins while the ...
The West Australian
Telstra's West Coast deal an innovation
The West Australian
Footy sponsorship deals are becoming more innovative than the traditional ground signage, stadium naming rights and logos on team jumpers. Telstra has today signed a five-year “partnership” deal with the West Coast Eagles to become the club's “principal ...
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The West Australian
Footy sponsorship deals are becoming more innovative than the traditional ground signage, stadium naming rights and logos on team jumpers. Telstra has today signed a five-year “partnership” deal with the West Coast Eagles to become the club's “principal ...
Sydney Morning Herald
Take rational measures on electricity privatisation issue
Sydney Morning Herald
I'm never sure who annoy me more, the business types who are certain every business is better run if privately owned, or the lefties who oppose every sale of government-owned businesses on principle. On the question of privatisation, mindless prejudice is ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
I'm never sure who annoy me more, the business types who are certain every business is better run if privately owned, or the lefties who oppose every sale of government-owned businesses on principle. On the question of privatisation, mindless prejudice is ...
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