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The Australian share market has closed slightly weaker as investors sold off defensive and high yielding financial stocks after a couple of days of gains.
The RBA is painting a positive outlook for Australia's economy, despite the end of the mining investment boom nearing and the high dollar weighing on growth.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average shook off early weakness on Tuesday and pressed through to another record close, led by strong gains in tech shares Microsoft and Intel.
Fairfax Radio's drive timeslot, hosted by Howard Sattler, has bounced back in the latest Perth radio ratings, while Mix 94.5 remains the favourite station overall despite a slight dip in
Shares in Australia's Alumina have leapt up after its joint venture partner Alcoa signalled that the aluminium industry had turned around, with a jump in profit.
An official Perth Monopoly game is in the planning, with Lord Mayor Lisa Scaffidi already throwing in her two cents worth regarding which landmarks to include.
Australian businesses are mildly confident about the future, despite concerns about possible weakness in the mining sector and political uncertainty in Canberra.
Former industry minister Kim Carr has defended the rate of subsidies paid to the automotive sector, in the wake of Holden's decision to scrap 500 local jobs.
The federal coalition will deliver a faster, better, cheaper national broadband network to all Australians if it wins government, Opposition Leader Tony Abbott says.
Lawyers for billionaire Gina Rinehart have claimed her legal pursuit of several journalists is not intended to force them to reveal their sources - but rather a request for information pertaining t
Shares in Sundance Resources plunged after resuming trade today, after it officially canned its $1.3 billion takeover deal with China's Hanlong Mining overnight.
Four Filipino men hired to paint two oil rigs off the coast of Western Australia were paid less than $3 an hour for working 12-hour days, a Perth court has been told.
Low rainfall across most of Australia will probably slash agribusiness Ruralco's profit in the first four months of its financial year by up to 70 per cent.
Ramsay Health Care says it will expand operations at Peel Health Campus as soon as it can, after Health Minister Kim Hames revealed it as the new owner-operator of the troubled hospital.
Vodafone Australia chief executive Bill Morrow has set an ambitious timetable - aiming to make his network Australia's most trusted mobile service by the end of this year.