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Australian Market Roundup: Iron Ore Price Plunge Causes Concern
Billionaires Australia
There are widespread concerns about the continued fall in the price of iron ore, which has fallen to below $50 a ton this week. Softening demand from China is one of the key reasons for the plunge, analysts say, which has seen the metal – used to make steel ...
Hedge-Fund Lions Circle Iron GazelleInvesting Daily
Fate of iron ore's recovery rests with China and AustraliaMarketWatch
BHP's Jimmy Wilson vows more iron oreThe Australian
Sydney Morning Herald
Mining Global
Bloomberg
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Billionaires Australia
There are widespread concerns about the continued fall in the price of iron ore, which has fallen to below $50 a ton this week. Softening demand from China is one of the key reasons for the plunge, analysts say, which has seen the metal – used to make steel ...
Hedge-Fund Lions Circle Iron Gazelle
Fate of iron ore's recovery rests with China and Australia
BHP's Jimmy Wilson vows more iron ore
Sydney Morning Herald
Social media changes the rules of engagement
Sydney Morning Herald
United Airlines clearly didn't set out to break guitars. But the airline quickly earned that reputation in 2009 when a disgruntled customer Dave Caroll broadcast on YouTube a song about his failed bid for compensation from the airline, after it broke his $US3500 ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
United Airlines clearly didn't set out to break guitars. But the airline quickly earned that reputation in 2009 when a disgruntled customer Dave Caroll broadcast on YouTube a song about his failed bid for compensation from the airline, after it broke his $US3500 ...
Illawarra Mercury
Battle over Easter weekend penalty rates – business groups accuse unions of ...
Illawarra Mercury
One of the Too Big Too Ignore campaign posters displayed in Sydney cafes and shops over the Easter weekend. One of the Too Big Too Ignore campaign posters displayed in Sydney cafes and shops over the Easter weekend. One of the Too Big Too Ignore ...
Penalty rates are part of the Australian values of giving workers a fair goBrisbane Times
Bully tactics: Unionists bullies name and shame small business on Facebook for ...Courier Mail
Australian restaurants forced to close this Easter due to inflated payDaily Mail
SmartCompany.com.au
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Illawarra Mercury
One of the Too Big Too Ignore campaign posters displayed in Sydney cafes and shops over the Easter weekend. One of the Too Big Too Ignore campaign posters displayed in Sydney cafes and shops over the Easter weekend. One of the Too Big Too Ignore ...
Penalty rates are part of the Australian values of giving workers a fair go
Bully tactics: Unionists bullies name and shame small business on Facebook for ...
Australian restaurants forced to close this Easter due to inflated pay
Sydney Morning Herald
Harper review of competition has deregulation agenda
Sydney Morning Herald
Imagine you're a nurse in a busy hospital working late into the night most shifts. By the end of each day you're hungry and exhausted but you haven't done the shopping for days. Your groceries are running low. You would love to have a glass of wine tonight, ...
Digital disruption, big data… now Harper?The Australian Financial Review
The harper review (IP update)Lexology (registration)
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Sydney Morning Herald
Imagine you're a nurse in a busy hospital working late into the night most shifts. By the end of each day you're hungry and exhausted but you haven't done the shopping for days. Your groceries are running low. You would love to have a glass of wine tonight, ...
Digital disruption, big data… now Harper?
The harper review (IP update)
The Australian Financial Review
MarketsKiwi dollar teeters on parity with Aussie
Financial Times
The New Zealand dollar has crept right to the edge of parity with its usually much stronger Australian counterpart, as the economic fortunes of the two nations diverge. The Kiwi hit A$0.9908 earlier this morning, its highest since the currency was freely floated ...
Is tourism Australia's next best thing?Yahoo7 News
Low Aussie dollar great news for Kiwi travellers3News NZ
Currency World Cup: New Zealand dollar closes in on parity with the AussieThe Australian Financial Review
Sydney Morning Herald
Courier Mail
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Financial Times
The New Zealand dollar has crept right to the edge of parity with its usually much stronger Australian counterpart, as the economic fortunes of the two nations diverge. The Kiwi hit A$0.9908 earlier this morning, its highest since the currency was freely floated ...
Is tourism Australia's next best thing?
Low Aussie dollar great news for Kiwi travellers
Currency World Cup: New Zealand dollar closes in on parity with the Aussie
Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney is Australia's most valuable location, but public transport is its weakness
Sydney Morning Herald
Analysis. Sydney's challenge is to connect its dynamic economic hubs. Photo: Brendon Thorne. Sydney's economic centre drifting away from CBD. Sydney's CBD is by far Australia's most valuable location. The patch of land between The Rocks and ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
Analysis. Sydney's challenge is to connect its dynamic economic hubs. Photo: Brendon Thorne. Sydney's economic centre drifting away from CBD. Sydney's CBD is by far Australia's most valuable location. The patch of land between The Rocks and ...
The Australian Financial Review
Super, negative gearing firmly on tax table
The Australian Financial Review
The focus on the old perennial of the rate and base of the GST in the first few days of Treasurer Joe Hockey's national conversation about tax overshadowed the extraordinary turn of events that has led to an effective bipartisanship on issues that have been ...
Superannuation pain must extend to politiciansHerald Sun
Suddenly, we have new directions on superannuation tax and pensionsThe Australian
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The Australian Financial Review
The focus on the old perennial of the rate and base of the GST in the first few days of Treasurer Joe Hockey's national conversation about tax overshadowed the extraordinary turn of events that has led to an effective bipartisanship on issues that have been ...
Superannuation pain must extend to politicians
Suddenly, we have new directions on superannuation tax and pensions
Sydney Morning Herald
Behavioural economists expose the illusion of control
Sydney Morning Herald
Pssst ... have you heard about this great new investment product called hybrid securities? They're terrific. Rather than having to choose between high-reward, high-risk shares and low-risk, low-reward bonds and other debt securities, hybrids give you the best ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
Pssst ... have you heard about this great new investment product called hybrid securities? They're terrific. Rather than having to choose between high-reward, high-risk shares and low-risk, low-reward bonds and other debt securities, hybrids give you the best ...
Brisbane Times
Dividend franking gains a reprieve
Brisbane Times
The good news is that dividend franking mostly slipped past Treasury's, I mean the Government's, tax discussion paper. twitter To get more Money more often, why not follow us on Twitter? We're @FairfaxMoney. By the time the fate of franking gets to the ...
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Brisbane Times
The good news is that dividend franking mostly slipped past Treasury's, I mean the Government's, tax discussion paper. twitter To get more Money more often, why not follow us on Twitter? We're @FairfaxMoney. By the time the fate of franking gets to the ...
Sydney Morning Herald
More profit-shifting to Singapore: report
Courier Mail
Internal documents from the Australian Taxation Office indicate an energy company operating in Australia transferred more than $11 billion to low-taxing Singapore, according to Fairfax Media. The report says the documents, secured under freedom of ...
Energy company's $11 billion transfer to Singapore rings tax avoidance alarm bellsSydney Morning Herald
Multinationals are avoiding billions in tax and the Coalition has no clear solutionThe Guardian
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Courier Mail
Internal documents from the Australian Taxation Office indicate an energy company operating in Australia transferred more than $11 billion to low-taxing Singapore, according to Fairfax Media. The report says the documents, secured under freedom of ...
Energy company's $11 billion transfer to Singapore rings tax avoidance alarm bells
Multinationals are avoiding billions in tax and the Coalition has no clear solution
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