Sydney Morning Herald
Ten's Hamish McLennan steps down as CEO, chairman
Sydney Morning Herald
Beleaguered media group Ten Network will get its fifth chief executive in five years, with Hamish McLennan to step down from his dual role as chief executive and chairman of the company. Current chief operating officer Paul Anderson will replace Mr ...
business as usual at Ten NetworkThe Australian
Ten in better shape thanks to CEO Hamish McLennan, Foxtel dealThe Australian Financial Review
Australian TV broadcaster Ten Network says CEO-chairman quitsReuters
ABC Online
Herald Sun
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Sydney Morning Herald
Beleaguered media group Ten Network will get its fifth chief executive in five years, with Hamish McLennan to step down from his dual role as chief executive and chairman of the company. Current chief operating officer Paul Anderson will replace Mr ...
business as usual at Ten Network
Ten in better shape thanks to CEO Hamish McLennan, Foxtel deal
Australian TV broadcaster Ten Network says CEO-chairman quits
NIA investors burnt as fund sold
The Australian
Big name investors in health fund operator NIA are likely to lose more than 90 per cent of the $32m they invested in the company, The Australian has learned. In an 11th-hour deal that averted the first collapse of a health fund in more than a decade ...
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The Australian
Big name investors in health fund operator NIA are likely to lose more than 90 per cent of the $32m they invested in the company, The Australian has learned. In an 11th-hour deal that averted the first collapse of a health fund in more than a decade ...
The West Australian
Atlas Iron shares plummet
The Australian
Junior iron ore miner Atlas Iron has plummeted out of a trading halt with its shares resuming trading for the first time since April. At 10.30am (AEST) Atlas Iron shares are 70 per cent lower at 3.6c, against a benchmark index fall of 0.34 per cent ...
CompaniesAtlas drubbed: shares fall 70% as suspension endsFinancial Times
Atlas Iron shares plunge as trade resumes after April suspensionABC Online
Atlas Iron shares slide after return to tradingSydney Morning Herald
Sky News Australia
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The Australian
Junior iron ore miner Atlas Iron has plummeted out of a trading halt with its shares resuming trading for the first time since April. At 10.30am (AEST) Atlas Iron shares are 70 per cent lower at 3.6c, against a benchmark index fall of 0.34 per cent ...
CompaniesAtlas drubbed: shares fall 70% as suspension ends
Atlas Iron shares plunge as trade resumes after April suspension
Atlas Iron shares slide after return to trading
NEWS.com.au
Australian dollar still below 73 US cents
Sky News Australia
The Australian dollar remains below 73 US cents, after dropping to a fresh six-year low over the weekend. At 1200 AEST on Monday, the currency was trading at 72.89 US cents, down from 73.02 cents on Friday. The Aussie dollar dropped to 72.60 US cents, ...
Dollar down after eurozone PMIsNEWS.com.au
Australian dollar continues declineXinhua
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Sky News Australia
The Australian dollar remains below 73 US cents, after dropping to a fresh six-year low over the weekend. At 1200 AEST on Monday, the currency was trading at 72.89 US cents, down from 73.02 cents on Friday. The Aussie dollar dropped to 72.60 US cents, ...
Dollar down after eurozone PMIs
Australian dollar continues decline
ARNnet
iiNet shareholders vote in favour of TPG Telecom merger
Sydney Morning Herald
iiNet shareholders have approved a $1.56 billion takeover offer from TPG Telecom in a move that will create Australia's second-biggest provider of fixed-line internet services. Shareholders gathered in Perth on Monday morning to vote on TPG's ...
D-Day for TPG-iiNet takeoverThe Australian
iiNet shareholders vote yes to TPG takeoverComputerworld Australia
iiNet shareholders approve TPG offerThe West Australian
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Sydney Morning Herald
iiNet shareholders have approved a $1.56 billion takeover offer from TPG Telecom in a move that will create Australia's second-biggest provider of fixed-line internet services. Shareholders gathered in Perth on Monday morning to vote on TPG's ...
D-Day for TPG-iiNet takeover
iiNet shareholders vote yes to TPG takeover
iiNet shareholders approve TPG offer
ABC Online
Treasurer Joe Hockey flags removal of GST threshold for all overseas online ...
ABC Online
Federal Treasurer Joe Hockey says the Government is considering imposing the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on all overseas online purchases. Internet shoppers have enjoyed tax exempt status for purchases less than $1,000. The Government has been ...
Hockey says GST may apply to all online importsThe Australian Financial Review
Online GST threshold could be zero: HockeyThe Australian (blog)
Australia to chase Amazon and other overseas retailers to collect GST: HockeyZDNet
Business Insider Australia
The Queensland Times
Clarence Valley Daily Examiner
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ABC Online
Federal Treasurer Joe Hockey says the Government is considering imposing the Goods and Services Tax (GST) on all overseas online purchases. Internet shoppers have enjoyed tax exempt status for purchases less than $1,000. The Government has been ...
Hockey says GST may apply to all online imports
Online GST threshold could be zero: Hockey
Australia to chase Amazon and other overseas retailers to collect GST: Hockey
The Australian
Coalition praises Joel Fitzgibbon as a 'truth teller' on emissions 'tax'
The Australian
Labor frontbencher Joel Fitzgibbon has been feted by Coalition frontbenchers as a “truth teller” after he spurned the opposition's rhetoric by conceding its proposed emissions trading scheme could be described as a “tax”. As Treasurer Joe Hockey ...
ETS simply not a tax, Leigh insistsHerald Sun
Hockey praises Fitzgibbon's carbon honestySky News Australia
Govt mounts fresh carbon tax attack on ALP9news.com.au
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The Australian
Labor frontbencher Joel Fitzgibbon has been feted by Coalition frontbenchers as a “truth teller” after he spurned the opposition's rhetoric by conceding its proposed emissions trading scheme could be described as a “tax”. As Treasurer Joe Hockey ...
ETS simply not a tax, Leigh insists
Hockey praises Fitzgibbon's carbon honesty
Govt mounts fresh carbon tax attack on ALP
Brisbane Times
Navitas confident after profit leap
The Australian
Global education services provider Navitas expects full-year earnings in fiscal 2016 broadly in line with this year, after delivering a profit lift of over 40 per cent. Investors responded poorly to the update with Navitas shares falling the most in ...
Navitas lifts EBITDA by 13%Brisbane Times
Navitas reports 39% NPAT increaseBusiness News
Why Navitas Limited shares were slammed todayMotley Fool Australia
The West Australian
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The Australian
Global education services provider Navitas expects full-year earnings in fiscal 2016 broadly in line with this year, after delivering a profit lift of over 40 per cent. Investors responded poorly to the update with Navitas shares falling the most in ...
Navitas lifts EBITDA by 13%
Navitas reports 39% NPAT increase
Why Navitas Limited shares were slammed today
Sydney Morning Herald
Westpac launches $750m hybrid offer
Sydney Morning Herald
Westpac Banking has launched a $750 million offer of hybrid securities, or capital notes, to retail investors, marking the third hybrid capital raising by a Big Four bank so far this year. The offer, flagged by The Australian Financial Review's Street ...
Westpac seeks to raise $750mHerald Sun
Westpac launches $750m notes offerSBS
Westpac's latest hybrid faces an uncertain marketBanking Day
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Sydney Morning Herald
Westpac Banking has launched a $750 million offer of hybrid securities, or capital notes, to retail investors, marking the third hybrid capital raising by a Big Four bank so far this year. The offer, flagged by The Australian Financial Review's Street ...
Westpac seeks to raise $750m
Westpac launches $750m notes offer
Westpac's latest hybrid faces an uncertain market
Why airlines keep pushing biofuels
Herald Sun
THE number of global fliers is expected to more than double in the next two decades. In order to carry all those extra passengers, airlines are turning to a technology very few can make work on a large scale: converting trash into fuel. THEY have no ...
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Herald Sun
THE number of global fliers is expected to more than double in the next two decades. In order to carry all those extra passengers, airlines are turning to a technology very few can make work on a large scale: converting trash into fuel. THEY have no ...
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