Sydney Morning Herald
Treasury boss John Fraser fears about investment in housing, points to home ...
Sydney Morning Herald
Treasury Secretary John Fraser says Sydney's housing market is showing "unequivocal" signs of a housing bubble, as are up-market areas of Melbourne. He has pointed to the proliferation of television home renovation shows, saying they are a sign of the ...
In deep ... Australians are currently paying interest on $33bn worth of credit card ...NEWS.com.au
Fraser worried about credit card ratesThe Australian (blog)
Sydney and parts of Melbourne are 'unequivocally' in a house price bubbleThe Guardian
The Australian Financial Review
Business Insider Australia
Radio Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald
Treasury Secretary John Fraser says Sydney's housing market is showing "unequivocal" signs of a housing bubble, as are up-market areas of Melbourne. He has pointed to the proliferation of television home renovation shows, saying they are a sign of the ...
In deep ... Australians are currently paying interest on $33bn worth of credit card ...
Fraser worried about credit card rates
Sydney and parts of Melbourne are 'unequivocally' in a house price bubble
ABC Online
Manufacturing index posts growth for first time in six months
ABC Online
A private index shows growth in the manufacturing sector for the first time in half a year. The Australian Industry Group's (Ai Group) Performance of Manufacturing Index rose 4.3 points to 52.3 in May, just above the crucial 50-point level that separates ...
Manufacturing acitivity bounces in MayThe Australian (blog)
Aust manufacturing sector gets boostSky News Australia
Australia manufacturing activity expands in MayTHE BUSINESS TIMES
The Daily Telegraph
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ABC Online
A private index shows growth in the manufacturing sector for the first time in half a year. The Australian Industry Group's (Ai Group) Performance of Manufacturing Index rose 4.3 points to 52.3 in May, just above the crucial 50-point level that separates ...
Manufacturing acitivity bounces in May
Aust manufacturing sector gets boost
Australia manufacturing activity expands in May
Sydney Morning Herald
UGL chief executive to reveal new strategy
Sydney Morning Herald
UGL chief executive Ross Taylor will on Monday unveil a new business strategy as he tries to assure investors the engineering group has a healthy future after last year's split from property group DTZ. Mr Taylor, who replaced Richard Leupen as CEO in ...
UGL axing 200 jobs by end of monthSky News Australia
UGL flags job lossesThe Australian
UGL to cut 200 jobs, take more write-downs in corporate restructureBrisbane Times
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Sydney Morning Herald
UGL chief executive Ross Taylor will on Monday unveil a new business strategy as he tries to assure investors the engineering group has a healthy future after last year's split from property group DTZ. Mr Taylor, who replaced Richard Leupen as CEO in ...
UGL axing 200 jobs by end of month
UGL flags job losses
UGL to cut 200 jobs, take more write-downs in corporate restructure
ABC Online
Fortescue hits back at Vale
The Age
Fortescue Metals Group has disputed a claim by a Chinese steel official that its high costs and debt require a fresh equity investment, arguing it has a lower break-even price than Brazilian giant Vale and is catching up to local rivals Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton.
Verrender: Twiggy “disaster” unfoldingMacroBusiness (blog)
We can match Vale: FortescueCourier Mail
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The Age
Fortescue Metals Group has disputed a claim by a Chinese steel official that its high costs and debt require a fresh equity investment, arguing it has a lower break-even price than Brazilian giant Vale and is catching up to local rivals Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton.
Verrender: Twiggy “disaster” unfolding
We can match Vale: Fortescue
Easing cabotage rights would encourage dumping - Dixon
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Former Qantas ceo Geoff Dixon - now Tourism Australia chairman - has called the plan to allow foreign airlines to operate domestic routes in northern Australia a "step too far" and a form of dumping that could "seriously undermine" local airlines. The proposal ...
The looming threat to Qantas and VirginThe Australian
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Former Qantas ceo Geoff Dixon - now Tourism Australia chairman - has called the plan to allow foreign airlines to operate domestic routes in northern Australia a "step too far" and a form of dumping that could "seriously undermine" local airlines. The proposal ...
The looming threat to Qantas and Virgin
Sydney Morning Herald
Markets Live: Miners, banks sink ASX
Sydney Morning Herald
11:31am: Automotive parts supplier Burson Group says it will closely examine the Metcash automotive division as a potential acquisition because there's little overlap between the two firms, as it prepares to take the wraps off the first of its own Western ...
Burson Group Ltd rolls into Western Australia: What you need to knowMotley Fool Australia
Burson to look over Metcash auto business as first WA stores openGazette Herald
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Sydney Morning Herald
11:31am: Automotive parts supplier Burson Group says it will closely examine the Metcash automotive division as a potential acquisition because there's little overlap between the two firms, as it prepares to take the wraps off the first of its own Western ...
Burson Group Ltd rolls into Western Australia: What you need to know
Burson to look over Metcash auto business as first WA stores open
Sky News Australia
Australian stocks open lower ahead of key data, Greece deadline
The Australian
The Australian sharemarket opened more than half a per cent lower, following downbeat US leads and weakness in mining and banking stocks. At the 10.15am (AEST) official market open, the benchmark S & P/ASX200 index was down 32.8 points, or 0.57 ...
Sharemarket down 1.4% at noonCourier Mail
Aust stocks set to open weakerHerald Sun
Australian Market Declines On Wall Street CuesRTT News
Switzer Financial News
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The Australian
The Australian sharemarket opened more than half a per cent lower, following downbeat US leads and weakness in mining and banking stocks. At the 10.15am (AEST) official market open, the benchmark S & P/ASX200 index was down 32.8 points, or 0.57 ...
Sharemarket down 1.4% at noon
Aust stocks set to open weaker
Australian Market Declines On Wall Street Cues
Sky News Australia
Aust dollar opens lower
Herald Sun
The Australian dollar is slightly lower, as it continues to be weighed down by a weak business investment outlook. At 7am (AEST) on Monday, the local unit was trading at US76.39c, down from US76.53c on Friday. The currency has been under pressure since ...
$A falls on weak investment outlookSky News Australia
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Herald Sun
The Australian dollar is slightly lower, as it continues to be weighed down by a weak business investment outlook. At 7am (AEST) on Monday, the local unit was trading at US76.39c, down from US76.53c on Friday. The currency has been under pressure since ...
$A falls on weak investment outlook
ABC Online
Senate to grill RBA on high credit card interest rates
ABC Online
The Reserve Bank will be under pressure today to explain why interest rates on credit cards remain so high when the official cash rate is at an historic low. Senior RBA officials including assistant governors Frank Campbell and Malcolm Edey will be grilled by ...
Weak inflation leaves room for cutThe Australian
RBA unlikely to cut rates, despite continued local weaknessSydney Morning Herald
Interest rates should fall no further: RBA Shadow BoardThe Conversation AU
Motley Fool Australia
MacroBusiness (blog)
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ABC Online
The Reserve Bank will be under pressure today to explain why interest rates on credit cards remain so high when the official cash rate is at an historic low. Senior RBA officials including assistant governors Frank Campbell and Malcolm Edey will be grilled by ...
Weak inflation leaves room for cut
RBA unlikely to cut rates, despite continued local weakness
Interest rates should fall no further: RBA Shadow Board
The Australian Financial Review
Retirees win reprieve as Coalition backs away from superannuation drawdown ...
The Australian Financial Review
"The government has no plans to make any changes to drawdown rates and rejects any suggestion that this is being actively considered by government," Social Services Minister Scott Morrison says. by Sally Patten. Retirees have won a reprieve after Social ...
Govt backs away from super drawdown change: reportCourier Mail
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The Australian Financial Review
"The government has no plans to make any changes to drawdown rates and rejects any suggestion that this is being actively considered by government," Social Services Minister Scott Morrison says. by Sally Patten. Retirees have won a reprieve after Social ...
Govt backs away from super drawdown change: report
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