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| | ... change rapidly as while economic issues account for two out of three of our top concerns this quarter, last quarter the drought was the major concern followed by the environment and the health system, though with the December results lining up with Australia ... |
| | | ... explained by the costs of 'transport' and storage in moving water between those two places or points in time." Henry said drought wouldn't offer price protections to the agriculture industry either as they would have to pay the market price. "In a well ... |
| | | ... sales guidance of six to seven per cent for the 2008 financial year, amid a higher inflationary environment caused by drought. Its shares were two cents stronger to $4.37 at 1219 AEDT. Pharmaxis shares had edged three cents lower to $4.09 at 1220 AEDT ... |
| | | ... weakness in Graincorp shares after it reported a loss of almost $20 million for the year, which was expected... due to the drought." In the US overnight, the Dow Jones industrial average ended up 331.01 points to 13,289.45, the Standard & Poor's 500 ... |
| | | ... Australians are instead busy buying household goods (up 1.6 per cent), and recreational goods (up 1.0 per cent). And of course drought affected food prices are escalating, accounting for a 1.3% increase in the data. Department stores and clothing & soft ... |
| | | Drought stricken farmers and companies have the opportunity to receive free financial planning advice through the Financial Planning Association of Australia (FPA) program being trialled in the southwest NSW region of Sunraysia. The FPA approached the ... |
| | | ... encouragning less restraint from consumers. The outsized rise in the headline PPI reflected a strong construction sector and the drought. Areas where producer inflation accelerated included building and construction costs and some agricultural products. ... |
| | | Things are heating up in Australia and it's not just our share market and the rising value of the dollar, current greenhouse gas emissions are set to fry the climate making Australia dryer and hotter over the next 20-60 years. According to a report ... |
| | | ... rising demand for basic food produce is set to bring serious inflationary pressures to central banks later this year." Drought and flooding across the globe have already cut harvest forecasts between 10 and 20 per cent among the world's main food producers. ... |
| | | ... of the Financial Planning Association (FPA), Corinna Dieters, yesterday announced a pilot project for planners to help drought affected farmers free of charge, potentially the first of many pro bono projects for needy Australians. Dieters announced the ... |
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