Wednesday, June 24, 2015

Last Top Stories: Cairns: More than just the Great Barrier Reef

Cairns: More than just the Great Barrier Reef

Cairns: More than just the Great Barrier Reef
Many Singaporeans' would most probably be introduced to Australia through the cities of Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide or Perth; for me, the first and only Aussie destination I've been to was Cairns during a family trip back in 1993. The city is SilkAir ...
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BHP Billiton axes 140 jobs in Adelaide office, flags more Olympic Dam cuts

BHP Billiton axes 140 jobs in Adelaide office, flags more Olympic Dam cuts
Mining giant BHP Billiton will axe up to 140 jobs from its Adelaide offices and has foreshadowed more cuts from its Olympic Dam copper and uranium operations in the north of the State. The cuts come as chief executive Andrew Mackenzie continues to prune ...
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Markets Live: Investors stay cautious

Markets Live: Investors stay cautious
9:56am: Financial services firm IOOF has hired accounting giant PwC to carry out an independent review of its operations amid claims of misconduct by some of its staff. IOOF says PwC will review the group's regulatory breach reporting policy and procedures ...
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Chilean trade buyer in bid for Bradken

Chilean trade buyer in bid for Bradken
Chilean industrial giant Sigdo Kopders has joined forces with Champ Private Equity in its quest to secure control of Australian mining services provider Bradken. It is understood that the Australian listed mining services provider will make an announcement ...
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Mobile reception in the outback gets a boost

Mobile reception in the outback gets a boost
Mobile phone reception and coverage in outback areas will receive a boost after federal and state governments teamed up with Telstra and Vodafone in a $385 million program to fill in black spots. The long-awaited award of the mobile black spots program ...
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More strikes planned for Melb airport

More strikes planned for Melb airport
A strike by customs officials has caused "bedlam" for international arrivals at Melbourne airport and the union warns it may happen again next week. Commonwealth workers also downed tools at Medicare and Centrelink offices causing a half-day disruption ...
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Collins Foods to close some Sizzler restaurants after posting loss

Collins Foods to close some Sizzler restaurants after posting loss
Collins Foods will shut some of its Sizzler restaurants after the struggling brand led to a multi-million dollar writedown. Collins Foods will shut some of its Sizzler restaurants after the struggling brand led to a multi-million dollar writedown. The company, which ...
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Uber cops $1.7m fine in Queensland

Uber cops $1.7m fine in Queensland
Controversial ride sharing service Uber may have been slapped with $1.7 million in fines by the Queensland state government over the past 12 months but that doesn't mean the US disrupter is paying. According to Uber, payment is still pending on a large ...
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Gina Rinehart's Roy Hill moves to slash employee pay packets

Gina Rinehart's Roy Hill moves to slash employee pay packets
Australia's richest person, Gina Rinehart, wants workers at her $10 billion Roy Hill mine to take pay cuts to preserve jobs and "family friendly" rosters for operation staff. In an emailed media statement, Roy Hill said it had responded to employee feedback to ...
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Caltex to cover all costs over dodgy fuel

Caltex to cover all costs over dodgy fuel
Caltex will leave 'no stone unturned' to reimburse up to 30 motorists left stranded on a motorway after they had water-spoilt fuel pumped into their cars at one of Sydney's busiest service stations. Around two dozen cars broke down on the M4 highway at ...
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