Sydney Morning Herald
Regulator warns Shell-BG merger raises price, supply concerns
Sydney Morning Herald
Shell's $US70 billion mega-merger with the UK's BG Group faces new competition concerns after the regulator warned the energy deal could boost prices and cut the supply of natural gas to consumers on the east coast of Australia. The proposed takeover ...
Watchdog worried about higher gas pricesThe Australian (blog)
ACCC warns Shell's BG takeover may increase Australian gas pricesABC Online
CompaniesAustralian watchdog eyes £43bn Shell-BG dealFinancial Times
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Sydney Morning Herald
Shell's $US70 billion mega-merger with the UK's BG Group faces new competition concerns after the regulator warned the energy deal could boost prices and cut the supply of natural gas to consumers on the east coast of Australia. The proposed takeover ...
Watchdog worried about higher gas prices
ACCC warns Shell's BG takeover may increase Australian gas prices
CompaniesAustralian watchdog eyes £43bn Shell-BG deal
Sky News Australia
Oroton profit dips 67% on earnings drop
Sky News Australia
Oroton's full-year profit has dropped 68 per cent after the luxury accessories retailer's earnings almost halved. Net profit for the 12 months to July 25 slumped to $2.6 million from $8.3 million a year earlier, in line with the company's revised ...
Oroton profit slumps 68%The Australian (blog)
Oroton profits have slumped over cost blow-outs for Brooks Brothers and GapBusiness Insider Australia
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Sky News Australia
Oroton's full-year profit has dropped 68 per cent after the luxury accessories retailer's earnings almost halved. Net profit for the 12 months to July 25 slumped to $2.6 million from $8.3 million a year earlier, in line with the company's revised ...
Oroton profit slumps 68%
Oroton profits have slumped over cost blow-outs for Brooks Brothers and Gap
Sydney Morning Herald
With beer drinking waning, iconic brands are in a bind says ex-Foster's chief
Sydney Morning Herald
All of Australia's big beer brands except one have had new foreign owners in the past six years, but that isn't the reason why beer consumption is at a 68-year low. Mainstream, commercial beers are in decline with drinkers wanting new and interesting ...
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Sydney Morning Herald
All of Australia's big beer brands except one have had new foreign owners in the past six years, but that isn't the reason why beer consumption is at a 68-year low. Mainstream, commercial beers are in decline with drinkers wanting new and interesting ...
The Australian
Doubts grow that US Fed will lift interest rates
The Australian
Wall Street is sceptical that the Federal Reserve has room to raise short-term interest rates tomorrow, underscoring persistent doubts about the health of the global economy and financial markets following seven years of easy policy. Some of the ...
Meet the 10 people with the fate of the world in their handsSydney Morning Herald
Fed begins two-day meeting, result seen too close to callBusiness Today
Energy stocks lift Wall Street on eve of Fed rate decisionMoneycontrol.com
Bloomberg
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The Australian
Wall Street is sceptical that the Federal Reserve has room to raise short-term interest rates tomorrow, underscoring persistent doubts about the health of the global economy and financial markets following seven years of easy policy. Some of the ...
Meet the 10 people with the fate of the world in their hands
Fed begins two-day meeting, result seen too close to call
Energy stocks lift Wall Street on eve of Fed rate decision
Brisbane Times
Qld infrastructure submission lists river rail, Coast light rail, highway work
Brisbane Times
The Queensland Government knows what new infrastructure it wants, but it doesn't know how it will fund it. Photo: Kare Oliver. Queensland Parliament: Question Time as it happened, September 17. Queensland has submitted its wish list of infrastructure ...
Brisbane rail crossing top Qld projectThe Australian (blog)
Palaszczuk Government pitches projects as nationally significant infrastructureHerald Sun
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Brisbane Times
The Queensland Government knows what new infrastructure it wants, but it doesn't know how it will fund it. Photo: Kare Oliver. Queensland Parliament: Question Time as it happened, September 17. Queensland has submitted its wish list of infrastructure ...
Brisbane rail crossing top Qld project
Palaszczuk Government pitches projects as nationally significant infrastructure
Chron.com
BHP CEO backs lifting US crude export ban
Herald Sun
MINING giant BHP Billiton's chief executive has backed a call for the United States to lift its ban on crude oil exports, ahead of a likely vote on the issue in the US Congress. ANDREW Mackenzie has also called on the world's largest economy to ...
BHP calls on US to lift crude export banSky News Australia
Free trade doesn't take jobs, it makes them, says BHP Billiton's Andrew MackenzieThe Age
BHP Billiton's Andrew Mackenzie warns on growthThe Australian
The Australian Financial Review
Financial Times
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Herald Sun
MINING giant BHP Billiton's chief executive has backed a call for the United States to lift its ban on crude oil exports, ahead of a likely vote on the issue in the US Congress. ANDREW Mackenzie has also called on the world's largest economy to ...
BHP calls on US to lift crude export ban
Free trade doesn't take jobs, it makes them, says BHP Billiton's Andrew Mackenzie
BHP Billiton's Andrew Mackenzie warns on growth
Red Flag
Why we should oppose the free trade agreement with China
Red Flag
Tony Abbott described the signing of the China Australia Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA) last November as “a decisive moment” in Australia's economic future. Trade minister Andrew Robb says ChAFTA will net Australian companies billions of dollars in new ...
ChAFTA takes fear out of doing business with ChinaThe Australian Financial Review
National Farmers Federation president Brent Finlay. Source: News LimitedHerald Sun
China 'to pay higher FTA price'The Australian
ABC Online
Invest in Australia
FreshPlaza
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Red Flag
Tony Abbott described the signing of the China Australia Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA) last November as “a decisive moment” in Australia's economic future. Trade minister Andrew Robb says ChAFTA will net Australian companies billions of dollars in new ...
ChAFTA takes fear out of doing business with China
National Farmers Federation president Brent Finlay. Source: News Limited
China 'to pay higher FTA price'
The Australian Financial Review
He's replaced Tony Abbott, but can Malcolm Turnbull replace himself?
The Australian Financial Review
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is faced with the challenge of replacing himself in the Communications portfolio. Andrew Meares. Share on twitter · Share on Google Plus. by Paul Smith. As the dust settles on this year's Prime Ministerial coup, Malcolm ...
Is FTTN technology the right choice for faster Aussie NBN service?Business Review Australia
Why the NBN is slow, expensive and obsoleteCRN Australia
NBN and our first hi-tech Prime MinisterBusiness Spectator
The Australian
Sydney Morning Herald
Herald Sun
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The Australian Financial Review
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is faced with the challenge of replacing himself in the Communications portfolio. Andrew Meares. Share on twitter · Share on Google Plus. by Paul Smith. As the dust settles on this year's Prime Ministerial coup, Malcolm ...
Is FTTN technology the right choice for faster Aussie NBN service?
Why the NBN is slow, expensive and obsolete
NBN and our first hi-tech Prime Minister
The New Daily
Deal with climate change, say big corporations
The New Daily
Eight of Australia's biggest businesses have said we need to cut emissions now – but they haven't said how. Companies sign statement pledging to support climate change. Eight of Australia's biggest companies have signed a statement pledging to support ...
Companies call for climate change actionThe Australian (blog)
CEOs push for Australia to play its 'fair part in global action'The Australian Financial Review
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The New Daily
Eight of Australia's biggest businesses have said we need to cut emissions now – but they haven't said how. Companies sign statement pledging to support climate change. Eight of Australia's biggest companies have signed a statement pledging to support ...
Companies call for climate change action
CEOs push for Australia to play its 'fair part in global action'
ABC Online
energy meters a not-so-smart move
The Australian
The argument for compulsory smart meter technology has suffered a major setback, with a new report finding the $2.2 billion rollout in Victoria has had deeply limited benefits. Victoria's Auditor-General John Doyle found yesterday that despite the ...
Smart meters giving Victorian consumers 'no benefit' on electricity bills ...ABC Online
Smart meters, dumb policy: the Victorian experienceThe Conversation AU
Victorian smart meters not worth the growing $2.24b cost: Auditor-GeneralThe Australian Financial Review
9news.com.au
Perth Now
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The Australian
The argument for compulsory smart meter technology has suffered a major setback, with a new report finding the $2.2 billion rollout in Victoria has had deeply limited benefits. Victoria's Auditor-General John Doyle found yesterday that despite the ...
Smart meters giving Victorian consumers 'no benefit' on electricity bills ...
Smart meters, dumb policy: the Victorian experience
Victorian smart meters not worth the growing $2.24b cost: Auditor-General
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