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BC Iron axes contract to cut Nullagine costs
The Australian
BC Iron has terminated a mining, crushing and screening contract with Watpac as it looks to cut costs in response to a plunging iron ore price. The contract for work at the company's Nullagine joint venture operations will be cut short by three months to July.
Chances of RBA rate cut firm as confidence falls awaySydney Morning Herald
Iron ore plunge stokes pressure for Australia rate cutReuters
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The Australian
BC Iron has terminated a mining, crushing and screening contract with Watpac as it looks to cut costs in response to a plunging iron ore price. The contract for work at the company's Nullagine joint venture operations will be cut short by three months to July.
Chances of RBA rate cut firm as confidence falls away
Iron ore plunge stokes pressure for Australia rate cut
BC Iron cuts contract to save costs
Sydney Morning Herald
Currency World Cup: New Zealand dollar closes in on parity with the Aussie
Sydney Morning Herald
Australians and New Zealanders have long-revelled in the competitive banter and friendly rivalry typical of siblings with a lot of common. If it's not the Kiwis' domination of rugby or Australia's upper hand in cricket, trans-Tasman relations have often been ...
New Zealand dollar closes in on parity with the AussieThe Australian Financial Review
EconomyKiwi commodity prices rises underscore solid economyFinancial Times
Price of lamb wool falls3News NZ
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Sydney Morning Herald
Australians and New Zealanders have long-revelled in the competitive banter and friendly rivalry typical of siblings with a lot of common. If it's not the Kiwis' domination of rugby or Australia's upper hand in cricket, trans-Tasman relations have often been ...
New Zealand dollar closes in on parity with the Aussie
EconomyKiwi commodity prices rises underscore solid economy
Price of lamb wool falls
The Australian
Bradken targeted by PEP, Koch takeover bid
The Australian
Mining services company Bradken has labelled a $428 million bid for the company as not fair value and broken off talks with the suitors. Bradken confirmed today that Pacific Equity Partners and Koch Industries had last night lobbed an unsolicited indicative ...
Bradken rejects takeover proposalNEWS.com.au
Bradken rejects PEP, Koch $2.50 a share bidThe Australian Financial Review
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The Australian
Mining services company Bradken has labelled a $428 million bid for the company as not fair value and broken off talks with the suitors. Bradken confirmed today that Pacific Equity Partners and Koch Industries had last night lobbed an unsolicited indicative ...
Bradken rejects takeover proposal
Bradken rejects PEP, Koch $2.50 a share bid
Sky News Australia
Online sales surge in February
Herald Sun
Online retail sales have increased nearly 10 per cent in a year, rocketing ahead of sluggish bricks and mortar retailers. National Australia Bank's online retail sales index showed internet purchasing grew 1.7 per cent in February, up from a 0.3 per cent rise in ...
Groceries, homewear boost online salesWA today
Aussies online spending rose in FebruarySky News Australia
Australia's online shopping growth is picking up againBusiness Insider Australia
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Herald Sun
Online retail sales have increased nearly 10 per cent in a year, rocketing ahead of sluggish bricks and mortar retailers. National Australia Bank's online retail sales index showed internet purchasing grew 1.7 per cent in February, up from a 0.3 per cent rise in ...
Groceries, homewear boost online sales
Aussies online spending rose in February
Australia's online shopping growth is picking up again
TheBull.com.au
Inflation stays below RBA's target band
Herald Sun
Inflation is staying well below the Reserve Bank's two to three per cent target, keeping the door open for more interest rate cuts. Consumer prices rose 0.4 per cent in March, following a flat result in February, according to the TD Securities/Melbourne Institute ...
EconomyAussie inflation rises, but still room for easingFinancial Times
TD Securities: Monthly inflation jumped higher on petrol price risesBusiness Insider Australia
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Herald Sun
Inflation is staying well below the Reserve Bank's two to three per cent target, keeping the door open for more interest rate cuts. Consumer prices rose 0.4 per cent in March, following a flat result in February, according to the TD Securities/Melbourne Institute ...
EconomyAussie inflation rises, but still room for easing
TD Securities: Monthly inflation jumped higher on petrol price rises
Sydney Morning Herald
Markets live: Energy, banks drive gains
Sydney Morning Herald
11:11am: South32's assets and balance sheet will make it attractive to potential suitors, according to UBS's mining analysts. UBS presented clients with their top-20 list of questions and answers about South32 on Thursday morning, covering everything from ...
Deutsche Bank cuts valuation of South32Australian Mining
South32 takeover talk should support share priceThe Australian Financial Review
Valuations sink for BHP Billiton spin-off South32The Australian
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Sydney Morning Herald
11:11am: South32's assets and balance sheet will make it attractive to potential suitors, according to UBS's mining analysts. UBS presented clients with their top-20 list of questions and answers about South32 on Thursday morning, covering everything from ...
Deutsche Bank cuts valuation of South32
South32 takeover talk should support share price
Valuations sink for BHP Billiton spin-off South32
The Australian
PanAust's Phu Kham gold and copper mine in Laos. Source: Supplied
The Australian
PanAust has told its shareholders to take “no action” on Chinese state-owned Guangdong Rising Assets Management's $1.1 billion move on the miner. Garry Hounsell, chairman of the Laos-focused copper/gold producer (PNA), wrote to shareholders today to ...
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The Australian
PanAust has told its shareholders to take “no action” on Chinese state-owned Guangdong Rising Assets Management's $1.1 billion move on the miner. Garry Hounsell, chairman of the Laos-focused copper/gold producer (PNA), wrote to shareholders today to ...
fanning the cash economy
The Australian
The Easter weekend has become a celebration of the cash economy. It is one of the more concentrated leisure activity periods on the calendar and attracts vast amounts of shift allowances and penalty rates. Small cafes, restaurants, hotels and other ...
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The Australian
The Easter weekend has become a celebration of the cash economy. It is one of the more concentrated leisure activity periods on the calendar and attracts vast amounts of shift allowances and penalty rates. Small cafes, restaurants, hotels and other ...
Herald Sun
Government signals it may back plan to wind-back payments for wealthiest retirees
ABC Online
ELEANOR HALL: The Federal Government is signalling that it will back the Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) plan to wind back pension benefits for wealthy retirees. The Government's previous cuts to the pension budget involved cutting the rate ...
Abbott says pension proposal 'worth looking' atThe Australian Financial Review
ACOSS Push on Indexation of PensionsPro Bono Australia
Government prepares to shift on pensionsYahoo7 News
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ABC Online
ELEANOR HALL: The Federal Government is signalling that it will back the Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) plan to wind back pension benefits for wealthy retirees. The Government's previous cuts to the pension budget involved cutting the rate ...
Abbott says pension proposal 'worth looking' at
ACOSS Push on Indexation of Pensions
Government prepares to shift on pensions
The week in numbers to April 2
The Australian (blog)
THE big and small numbers that grabbed attention - or should have - in the business world over the past week. MONDAY: $10,200 - Wholesale liquor co-op Independent Liquor Group was fined for trying to pass off a beer brewed in China as Australian.
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The Australian (blog)
THE big and small numbers that grabbed attention - or should have - in the business world over the past week. MONDAY: $10,200 - Wholesale liquor co-op Independent Liquor Group was fined for trying to pass off a beer brewed in China as Australian.
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