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Australia's leading coal seam gas producer Queensland Gas Company is continuing to build its production and supply capability with a friendly takeover bid for fellow producer Sunshine Gas.
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September looks like another sluggish month for new listings on the Australian share market.
Minerals explorer Marathon Resources Limited has launched a new environmental strategy to ensure sustainable management of its key Mt Gee uranium project in South Australia’s northern Flinders Ranges.
Mount Isa Metals is a new Brisbane-based exploration company with a substantial tenement package in the major mineral provinces of Northern Queensland.
Japan’s leading steelmakers have agreed to a 96.5 per cent increase for iron ore from Rio Tinto.
Australian dairy co-operative Dairy Farmers has attracted domestic and international interest since announcing it would consider offers from third parties interested in acquisition, mergers or joint ventures.
With the end of the financial year just days away, tax loss selling has created extra strain in an already fragile market. InvestorTV talks to ABN AMRO Morgans’ chief economist Michael Knox, and Wilson HTM investment adviser Joseph Kingsley.
Rio Tinto’s decision to hold out for price gains on iron ore sales to China has payed off, with a record average increase in price of 85 per cent finally agreed upon.
Copper and gold producer PanAust has had a stellar start to 2008 as Chairman Bob Bryan and Managing Director Gary Stafford told the company's Annual General Meeting in Brisbane.
Termites might be small, but they are a big problem internationally, causing billions of dollars worth of damage each year. Australian company BioProspect is well on the way to developing a natural solution.
Arrow Energy’s plans to become Asia’s leading coal seam gas company have received a significant boost following a major alliance with global energy giant Shell.
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Friday, 5 September 2008 12:58 PM
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Friday, 5 September 2008 12:55 PM
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Friday, 5 September 2008 11:41 AM
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Friday, 5 September 2008 11:15 AM
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Friday, 5 September 2008 10:45 AM
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THE share market has opened over 2 per cent lower after US stocks dropped overnight on renewed concerns about the economy...Read More
Friday, 5 September 2008 10:17 AM
CIVILE action launched by the corporations regulator against James Hardie Industries and seven former directors and three former company officers will begin in the New South Wales Supreme Court later this month...Read More
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Australia’s distance education industry is undergoing a huge surge but some still question and compare the value of an online degree with one achieved on campus.
Australia’s distance education industry is booming with students foregoing campus life to pursue tertiary qualifications online. Millions of overseas students are doing the same, making education our third biggest export.
Oil prices have approached $US105 a barrel in New York trading this week, and in doing so, pushed precious metals to new highs.
Indigenous Australians have used painting in ceremony and storytelling for thousands of years. But it’s only recently Australian indigenous art has been recognised as a truly modern and dynamic movement, capable of commanding top prices at auction, as Fiona Collins reports.
The Australian personal wealth sector is now entering what some are calling the “superannuation age”.
After years of unrivalled dominance by Europe and North America, Asia has finally started producing its own ski resorts capable of luring skiers from all over the globe.
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