2015年9月27日 星期日

2015-09-28 Australia Business


Sydney Morning Herald
   
Vocus to merge with M2 to create $3 billion telecommunications titan   
Sydney Morning Herald
M2 Group, one of Australia's leading low-cost phone and internet providers, is attempting to merge with Vocus Communications to create a $3 billion company that can buy up its smaller rivals while taking on rivals including Telstra, Singtel-Optus and ...
Compelling logic of a Vocus-M2 tie-up   The Australian
Should M2 Group Ltd shareholders celebrate its marriage with Vocus ...   Motley Fool Australia
Investors question Vocus over proposed entry into retail market   iT News
iTWire (press release)   
Computerworld Australia   
Herald Sun   
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Sydney Morning Herald
   
How Atlassian ignored 'smart people' to reach the top   
Sydney Morning Herald
Everyone who knows anything about technology companies will be familiar with multi-billion dollar success story Atlassian. What they may not know is one of the company's most distinctive traits isolated it from many potential mentors, investors and ...
ATLASSIAN -- THE UNTOLD STORY: How two Australian young guns built a $3 ...   Business Insider Australia
Atlassian takes multi-billion dollar leap towards US listing   The Australian
Atlassian to become Australia's biggest tech export in US$3 billion IPO   iTWire
SmartCompany.com.au   
NEWS.com.au   
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Sky News Australia
   
Australian shares open lower as key data looms   
The Australian
The Australian sharemarket has opened the week slightly lower as investors weighed a mixed close on Wall Street, lingering concerns about global growth and US monetary policy. At the 10.15am (AEST) official market open, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 ...

Banks help Australian shares ease higher   Sky News Australia
Aust stocks reverse early falls   Courier Mail

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Sydney Morning Herald
   
Sydney, Melbourne property markets 'moderating', not in downturn, says UBS   
Sydney Morning Herald
Softening auction clearance rates and a regulatory crackdown on lending to investors point to a cooling in the hot residential property markets of Sydney and Melbourne. However, a range of experts has been quick to refute the idea that either city's ...

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Sky News Australia
   
$A slightly lower on global uncertainty   
Sky News Australia
At 1200 AEST on Monday, the local unit was trading at 70.29 US cents, down from 70.33 cents on Friday. With little economic news on Monday, traders are waiting on manufacturing and services sector data due out of China later in the week, given recent ...

Aussie dollar continues to run in circles   TheBull.com.au

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Sydney Morning Herald
   
$200 million renovation of Circular Quay wharves unveiled   
Sydney Morning Herald
Up to $200 million worth of government buildings will be sold to fund a major redevelopment of the ferry wharves at Circular Quay. "We have long looked at these wharves as the gateway to our city and said they deserve to vibrant, they deserve to be ...
Lease sales to fund Circular Quay revamp   The Australian
$200 million for a Circular Quay makeover   Sky News Australia
Sydney's Circular Quay to get $200m makeover 'after years of neglect'   The Guardian
Business Insider Australia   
Perth Now   
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The Australian Financial Review
   
'Sydney's great auction boom has clearly ended'   
The Australian Financial Review
Auction clearance rates rose in Sydney and held firm in Melbourne after one of the biggest auction weekends of the year, but did nothing to dampen expectations that boom conditions have ended and that price growth will continue to moderate over the ...

Housing market slowdown not sharp, mortgage arrears 'as good as it gets'   ABC Online
Auction clearance rates rise   The Australian
Weekend property auctions: Sydney's clearance rate hits new low   CommBank MyWealth
Broker News Australia   
Your Investment Property Magazine   
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ABC Online
   
Generation Y keen to head overseas and escape slowing Australian economy   
ABC Online
Generation Y is saying "catchya 'straya" as they head overseas to escape our country's slowing economy and rise in unemployment, a new report shows. Recruitment firm Robert Walters has found almost nine in 10 Millennials working in Australia and New ...

Millennials in a hurry causing workplace conflict: Survey   SmartCompany.com.au
This is how millennials are seen by their colleagues at work   Business Insider Australia
Most young workers want to escape Australia   The New Daily

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The Guardian
   
Cutting penalty rates would hit most vulnerable, unions warn   
The Guardian
Hospitality staff are among those whose Sunday rates could be cut under recommendations in the productivity commission's draft report. Photograph: Carlos Avila Gonzalez/San Francisco Chronicle/Corbis. Shalailah Medhora. Sunday 27 September 2015 ...

Scrap penalty rate attack PM: unions   The Australian (blog)
Fight will be bigger than WorkChoices battle if penalty rate cuts attempted ...   Sydney Morning Herald
Plea for “an equal playing field”: SMEs urge government to reform Sunday ...   SmartCompany.com.au
The Age   
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Sky News Australia
   
New plan for Transurban's western suburbs toll road enrages locals   
The Age
A revised design for a $5.5 billion Transurban tollway through Melbourne's west has enraged inner city locals who had previously welcomed the original plan for the motorway. Transurban announced this month it was altering the plan for its Western ...

Fury over bid to ditch tunnels for ramps on $5.5 billion Western Distributor   Herald Sun
Ramps over homes for $5.5b Melb toll road?   The Australian (blog)
How changes to the Western Distributor would 'destroy' the west   3AW

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