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2013/05/25 15:46
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Fears about the consequences of cyber attacks, internet hacking and identity fraud are at their highest level in five years, with Australians ranking as among some of most concerned people in the...
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2013/05/25 14:50
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Illustration: Matt Golding. One of the world's leading naturalists, Sir David Attenborough, has cautioned Australia against pursuing further population growth, labelling an unlimited expansion a kind...
2013/05/25 01:26
2013/05/25 01:26
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An Australian classic: the 1971 Ford Falcon XY GTHO. In the mid-1960s, when Australia's trade minister Sir John McEwen was urging Holden and Ford to seek export markets in Asia, the leader of one of...
2013/05/24 13:04
2013/05/24 13:04
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EASIER access to cheap healthy food, better urban and workplace planning, and early education programs are desperately needed to help combat a growing weight problem in regional Australia. A shocking...
2013/05/24 06:10
2013/05/24 06:10
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A preview of next week's Australian economic data, May 27 to 31: WESTPAC-MELBOURNE INSTITUTE LEADING INDEXES OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY Market forecast: No market forecast for this series. Last result:...
2013/05/24 04:11
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Adelaide - Fairfax Media chairman and Reserve Bank of Australia director Roger Corbett to address Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce lunch Memorial Day public holiday in the US - New York Stock...
2013/05/24 03:28
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Yesterday’s announcement that Ford will close its manufacturing operations in Geelong and Broadmeadows by 2016 at the cost of 1,200 jobs raises questions of what the workers' future employment options...
2013/05/23 00:14
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Weekly rents have increased by 3.5% over the past year while value growth has been moderate and there has been virtually no change to yields yet investor activity in the housing market is ramping...
2013/05/22 23:06
2013/05/22 23:06
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WA's poorer suburbs have more tobacco suppliers than affluent areas, research shows. New research has revealed poorer West Australian suburbs have four times the number of tobacco outlets than those...
2013/05/22 21:34
2013/05/22 21:34
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THE cost of raising children in Australia has jumped by some 50 per cent over six years. The news comes from an Income and Wealth Report, to be released today, showing an average middle-income...
2013/05/22 15:43
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The higher death rate associated with mental illness has been extensively documented, but most of the attention has focused on the elevated risk of suicide, whereas most of the risk can be attributed...
2013/05/22 12:55
2013/05/22 12:55
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IF YOU’D read some recent NDL opinion pieces, you might be mistaken for thinking that Australia is drowning in debt. It’s clear that some people have either been paying too much attention to...
2013/05/22 06:46
2013/05/22 06:46
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SAS Australia Managing Director, David Bowie, said the SAS Visual Analytics platform would enable AIHW to analyse large and very complex data sets to provide “authoritative, evidence-based information...
2013/05/22 03:29
2013/05/22 03:29
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Fewer Business Busts, Small Business Driving EconomyWednesday, 22 May 2013, 2:00 pmPress Release: Bibby Financial ServicesData Reveals Fewer Business Busts, Small Business Driving EconomyA new report...
2013/05/22 03:20
2013/05/22 03:20
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Last week's budget was a bit of a ho-hum affair on many levels related to superannuation, because most of the changes to the system had been announced back in April. The transfer of the Baby Bonus...
2013/05/21 22:34
2013/05/21 22:34
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The central bank has given no clues whether more reductions are on the cards after low inflation allowed it to cut the cash rate to a record low at its May board meeting. The Reserve Bank of...
2013/05/21 18:29
2013/05/21 18:29
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MUTTON exports have surged ahead for the first four months of the year, up 80 per cent year-on-year. The big increase has been attributed to the persistent dry conditions and the build-up of the...
2013/05/21 10:27
2013/05/21 10:27
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Steeling a city for an industry's end Here we go again. Another round of job shedding at BlueScope Steel, with the possible loss of more than 1,000 direct and indirect jobs at the Port Kembla...
2013/05/21 00:28
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The Credit Slip-ups That Stop You from Buying a HomeTuesday, 21 May 2013, 11:42 amPress Release: MyCRA Credit RepairsPress ReleaseThe Credit Slip-ups That Stop You from Buying a Home21 May 2013Latest...
2013/05/20 22:59
2013/05/20 22:59
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IF YOU are feeling sick in Beenleigh, south of Brisbane, you have nine pharmacies to choose from, each vying for a share of a $26.5 million market. If you are a pharmacist in Beenleigh, it might then...