Tram services will not be back in time for this afternoon’s peak hour period.
Rio Tinto says it has signed an agreement to sell its Alcan Packaging Food Americas division to the global packaging giant Bemis Company for $1.5 billion.
There has been a 60 per cent fall in the number of complaints about telemarketing calls to numbers on the Do Not Call register.
Melbourne may be one of cheapest rental markets in Australia, with a report out today showing it has the lowest rental yields of any capital city in the nation.
Internet traffic is now flowing on the fibre optic cable connecting Tasmania to Victoria.
* Nikkei pulls back from 25-day moving average * Investors await U.S. corporate earnings this week
Two-thirds of Australians believe the Federal Government’s more generous first home owners grant is pushing up house prices, a new survey shows.
Premier Anna Bligh says she will today announce the start of the multi-million dollar Gold Coast Rapid Transit project.
Posted on July 05th, 2009 in ABS, Australian banking system, cent, Debt Summit, economy, Finance, Keating, market funds, Market News, micro cap, pennyhopefuls, perth, RBA, small, Treasury, US dollars, Wayne Swan
We admit it. Sometimes we don’t give credit where it’s due.
According to Money Morning reader Terry, we haven’t given enough of to Treasurer Wayne Swan:
“Kris
You are right that the RBA, Treasury and so on are a bunch of d********.
What you don’t know is that Wayne Swan has an independent Melbourne based financial and political strategist [...]
Rio Tinto sells an Alcan packaging division for $1.5b in its latest effort to shore up its balance sheet.
