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Australia warns China over Rio Tinto court case - AFP
March 18, 2010 BBC News | Australia warns China over Rio Tinto court case AFP SYDNEY — Australia's Prime Minister Kevin Rudd Thursday warned China that the "world will be watching" next week's trial of a Rio Tinto mining executive, ... Australia urges access to China trial of Rio staff Australia Supports Rio's Hu Before Trial, Rudd Says Australia asks China for open trial of Rio team |
Australia, NZ Dollars Fall From 8-Week Highs on China Concern - BusinessWeek
March 18, 2010 3News | Australia, NZ Dollars Fall From 8-Week Highs on China Concern BusinessWeek Australia's currency slid the most in three weeks versus the yen after newspaper reports said China, the world's fastest growing major economy, ... Australia dlr bounces; extends gains vs yen after BOJ Australian, NZ Dollars Near Two-Month Highs on Risk Appetite NZ dlr near 8-week high vs US$, 2-year high vs euro |
Canberra Shelves Vote on Telstra Split Bill - Wall Street Journal
March 18, 2010 The Canberra Times | Canberra Shelves Vote on Telstra Split Bill Wall Street Journal CANBERRA -- Australia's government has shelved debate on controversial plans to possibly split Telstra Corp. into ... Telstra-Split Vote Delayed for at Least Two Months UPDATE 1-Australia govt committed to Telstra split laws Telstra Debate Delayed in Senate |
Australia tax office may appeal BHP ruling - MarketWatch
March 18, 2010 BigPond News | Australia tax office may appeal BHP ruling MarketWatch ... debts and depreciation at the miner's failed hot briquetted iron plant in Western Australia and mineral sands operations there and in New South Wales. ... BHP Billiton cautious on world economy BHP remains cautious on state of global economy |
USA arrange Australia friendly - ESPN
March 18, 2010 ESPN | USA arrange Australia friendly ESPN By Soccernet staff The United States will face Australia in a World Cup warm-up game in Johannesburg on June 5. Both sides face tough opening World Cup ... |
Teen victim of Australia's war massacre identified after almost 100 years - The Guardian
March 18, 2010 The Guardian | Teen victim of Australia's war massacre identified after almost 100 years The Guardian No one knows exactly what happened to Harry Willis, a fresh-faced 19-year-old farmer's boy from Victoria in Australia, who died on the evening of 19 July, ... Names put to soldiers killed in Australia's bloodiest battle DNA tests identify Australia's World War I dead: PM New Coin Honors Australia's Lost Soldiers of Fromelles |
Greenhill agrees to buy Australia's Caliburn - Financial Times
March 18, 2010 TheBull.com.au | Greenhill agrees to buy Australia's Caliburn Financial Times Simon Borrows, co-chief executive of Greenhill, said Australia's growing role in Asia-Pacific investment banking had helped drive the US-listed advisory ... Wall Street gives thumbs up for Greenhill takeover of Australia's Caliburn Greenhill To Buy Australia's Caliburn Partnership Greenhill Agrees To Buy Caliburn |
RBA Urges Australia Government to Issue Monthly Inflation Data - Bloomberg
March 18, 2010 NEWS.com.au | RBA Urges Australia Government to Issue Monthly Inflation Data Bloomberg March 17 (Bloomberg) -- Australia's central bank has urged the government to publish monthly inflation figures to give policy makers more ... RBA's Debelle Says Rates Likely to Rise a Bit Further RBA To Raise Rates Further - Debelle RBA expects rates to rise a bit further |
Staples to Purchase Corporate Express Australia - FOXBusiness
March 18, 2010 BigPond News | Staples to Purchase Corporate Express Australia FOXBusiness Office supply giant Staples (SPLS) offered to purchase Corporate Express Australia (CXP) for A$390 million in a minority shareholder buyout. ... Staples bids for Corporate Express Australia stake Staples Offers A$5.60 a Share for Corporate Express Australia Staples bids to buy out Corporate Express Australia |
Australia's Co says wins court dispute against JPM - Reuters
March 18, 2010Australia's Co says wins court dispute against JPM Reuters SYDNEY, March 18 (Reuters) - Australia's Consolidated Minerals said on Thursday the Supreme Court of New South Wales has ruled in its favour in a fees ... |
