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Fairfax Media to cut less jobs from SA country newspapers
via abc.net.au
Fairfax Media revises its structural changes for its South Australian regional newspapers and says it is cutting fewer jobs than previously proposed.
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Fairfax Media to cut fewer jobs from SA country newspapers
via abc.net.au
Fairfax Media revises its structural changes for its South Australian regional newspapers and says it is cutting fewer jobs than previously proposed.
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WA has highest payroll tax in Australia, report finds
via abc.net.auWA now has the highest payroll tax costs in the country, as recent changes to the exemption threshold add more pressure to businesses, according to a new report.
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CFMEU backs Labor RET on condition of future assistance for mine workers
via abc.net.au
The Construction Forestry Mining and Energy Union surprisingly backs the Labor Party's 50 per cent renewable energy target on the condition that a Labor government will provide unprecedented assistance for the thousands of workers in the mining industry who may soon lose their jobs.
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Entrepreneurs 'key to future jobs growth' for SA
via abc.net.au
South Australians are urged to turn the state into a hub for entrepreneurs and create business ventures from scientific and technological developments.
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Chinese market turmoil 'unlikely to destabilise rest of economy'
via abc.net.au
A senior official from the OECD plays down the risk of the Chinese share market turmoil destabilising the rest of the Chinese economy, saying the limited share ownership in China will likely help contain the volatility.
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Transfield chief bullish on demand for Darwin workers
via abc.net.au
A major Australian company looks to at least double its workforce in Darwin off the back of a planned oil and gas expansion, despite widespread talk of the industry's dramatic slowdown.
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Ok Tedi mine suspends production, stands down workforce
via abc.net.au
Papua New Guinea's controversial Ok Tedi mine will slash its workforce and halt production due to weak copper prices and recent dry weather.
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China's woes, market heavyweights dictate choppy share market trade
via abc.net.au
It was a choppy day of trade for local stocks as investors kept a close eye on China's volatile markets and the performance of market heavyweights like BHP Billiton.
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Fairfax boss warns Foxtel's Ten play will entrench Murdoch dominance
via abc.net.au
Fairfax CEO Greg Hywood says Foxtel's plan to buy almost 15 per cent of Ten will further entrench the Murdoch family's dominance of Australian media.
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TasRail touts $160m in savings moving freight from road to rail
via abc.net.au
A study finds moving freight from road to rail in Tasmania could save about $160 million in the next four years.
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Spyware for sale: Australian companies scramble to cash in on Government surveillance contracts
via abc.net.au
At least four Australian companies have tried to sell a range of controversial spyware and surveillance tools to Australian law enforcement agencies as well as foreign governments, according to emails revealed by WikiLeaks.
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South Australian business confidence takes hit
via abc.net.au
Almost 70 per cent of businesses across South Australia believe the state's economy will weaken in the next 12 months, a new survey shows.
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RACV wants on-street city parking replaced by more vehicle lanes
via abc.net.au
Victoria's peak motoring body wants thousands of on-street car parks around Melbourne to be removed to make way for more car, bus and bike lanes.
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Australian stocks slip as Chinese share rout continues
via abc.net.au
The Australian share market has posted losses of less than 1 per cent, despite China's main share market backing yesterday's 8.6 per cent slump with further steep falls.
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Australian stocks slip after Chinese share rout
via abc.net.au
The Australian share market has posted losses of less than 1 per cent in early trade, responding to yesterday's 8.6 per cent China share slump.
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Australian stocks bounce as Chinese shares recover from early rout
via abc.net.au
The Australian share market has recovered from early falls, as China's main share markets bounced back from steep opening losses during the session.
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Crashes into stobie poles costing millions each year
via abc.net.au
Vehicles crashing into stobie poles and powerlines are running up millions of dollars worth of repair bills each year, SA Power Networks says.
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Hot water prices in Tasmania could rise if tariff scrapped: expert
via abc.net.au
Hot water prices will rise year round if the Tasmanian Government's power distribution company, TasNetworks, goes ahead with plans to scrap the discount rate known as tariff 41, an energy consultant says.
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Days of skyrocketing electricity prices are over, Energy Minister says
via abc.net.au
Tasmania's Energy Minister rejects estimates that power prices will rise by up to $1,000 a year if a discount tariff is scrapped.
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Former Greece finance minister reveals covert plan to hack own ministry
via abc.net.au
Yanis Varoufakis reveals he covertly planned to hack his own ministry's software to set up an alternate banking system as a back-up plan if the country was forced to leave the eurozone.
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Indigenous communities 'at risk' of funeral rip-off scams
via abc.net.au
Unscrupulous funeral companies are targeting Aboriginal communities with plans which include unfair conditions and unnecessary costs, WA's consumer watchdog warns.
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Wall St falls for fifth day after Chinese share plunge
via abc.net.au
Wall Street has fallen for a fifth straight session, on renewed concerns about the stability of the Chinese share market.
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