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2015-05-17 Australia Business


The Australian Financial Review
   
No final decision on iron ore pricing probe   
The Australian Financial Review
Treasurer Joe Hockey says no final decision has been made about Andrew Forrest's call for a parliamentary inquiry into the iron ore industry. Justin McManus. by Misa Han and Tess Ingram. Treasurer Joe Hockey said there was no final decision to go ahead ...

Abbott won't interfere in iron ore market   9news.com.au

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TODAYonline
   
Crown Castle to Sell CCAL; Debt Payoff amp; US Market in Focus   
Zacks.com
Crown Castle International Corp (CCI - Analyst Report), the largest provider of shared wireless infrastructure in the U.S., recently announced the signing of a definitive agreement to sell its stake in Australian subsidiary – CCAL. Crown Castle owns 77.6% of ...

ASIC chairman Greg Medcraft. Picture: Glenn Barnes Source: News Corp Australia   The Australian
Crown Castle sells Australian arm for A$2bn   Total Telecom
Crown Castle to Sell CCAL; Debt Payoff & US Market in Focus - Analyst Blog   Nasdaq

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Federal budget 2015: Cut income tax, says Treasury Secretary John Fraser   
Daily News Biotech Wired
The head of the treasury believes that the easy days of high economic growth are over and that Australia will need big personal income tax cuts to remain competitive. “In all the circumstances this wasn't a bad budget.” Treasury secretary John Fraser.

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Sydney Morning Herald
   
Federal budget 2015: The government's something special may not save Australia   
Sydney Morning Herald
Ross Gittins: Small measures and a media circus · Budget gets small business buy-in · Pulling the trigger on spending. The Abbott government knew it had something special on its hands. Its second budget would put small business at its centre, with a ...

Child care the hot topic out of budget   Illawarra Mercury
ABC of economic illiteracy   The Australian

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Sydney Morning Herald
   
Australian share market closes stronger   
EastDay.com
SYDNEY, May 15 (Xinhua)-- Australian shares closed stronger after record gains in the S&P 500 overnight, buoyed by strong showings in the retail, banking and mining sectors. The Commonwealth Bank had the largest gains of Australia's major banks, up 1.7 ...

ASX Round-Up: Spotlight on ABM Resources and Amex Resources   Resource Investing News (registration) (blog)
Retail rally leads strong sharemarket rise   Daily News Biotech Wired

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Qld government to rely on LNG   
Courier Mail
Despite a downturn in commodity prices, the Queensland government will still heavily rely on the emerging $70 billion liquefied natural gas industry to boost state coffers. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk on Friday toured Queensland Curtis LNG's (QCLNG) ...


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The Age
   
A man of letters   
The Age
As time goes on, i can feel myself transforming from a young, devil-may-care youth into a hunched, ever-tightening ball of consumer affairs-related rage. "How dare these expensive plastic hooks keep falling off my walls," I find myself thinking. "How dare this ...


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ABC Online
   
Wall St jumps on weaker greenback   
ABC Online
Wall Street has risen strongly overnight on the back of continued weakness for the US dollar. The Dow Jones industrial average closed 192 points, or 1.1 per cent, higher at 18,252. The broader S&P 500 also added 1.1 per cent (23 points) to 2,121, as both ...

Aust stocks tipped to jump at open   Herald Sun
Australian market set to open higher   NEWS.com.au

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WA today
   
Williamsdale farmers call for solar farm move   
WA today
Williamsdale property owner Michael McDonald near his land next to the Monaro Highway which overlooks the proposed solar site. photograph by Graham Tidy. Photo: Graham Tidy. Williamsdale residents have called for the re-located Uriarra solar farm to ...

Community needs must be balanced with certainty for renewables   Brisbane Times

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Green Left Weekly
   
Australia's new Multinational Anti-Avoidance Law moves ahead of OECD ...   
Lexology (registration)
In brief: The Government has announced as part of the Budget that it will introduce a new multinational anti-avoidance law into Part IVA of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1936. The new law will apply to tax benefits obtained on or after 1 January 2016.
Federal Budget 2015: A grab bag of sweeteners and fudged figures   The Age
Carlo's Corner: How dull, Abbott's budget kicks the poor again   Green Left Weekly
Commercial realities determine where multinationals pay tax   The Australian

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