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| | | ... eased, which should lead to a drop in the defence budget and an increase in consumer spending driven, in part, by a rise in tourism. "Taiwan is very cheap so we see it as good value. Investment as a percentage of GDP is the lowest in Asia and the lowest ... |
| | | | ... also sure to take a hit, with flow on effects to their suppliers. Already buckling under a strong Australian dollar, the tourism industry and ancillary businesses would buckle even more. This then would be complicated by higher prices brought about increased ... |
| | | | ... normally reserved for visiting heads of state? This morning in Sydney at the Oprah House, the nation's latest favourite tourism patron filmed the first of her two downunder episodes in front of an estimated 6,000 adoring fans. The Melbourne show set ... |
| | | | ... align HOSTPLUS with quality brands and respected leaders in the industries in which we specialise, across hospitality, tourism and sport. "It's a campaign that focuses on retention of the almost one million Australians who are already with HOSTPLUS ... |
| | | | ... that's just for Australia's manufacturers. What about domestic industries that compete with cheaper imports? What about tourism? What about those offshore-based companies that derive their revenues in foreign currencies? They'll discover their earnings ... |
| | | | ... local economy. HOSTPLUS identified the Gold Coast as one of Australia's largest employers of people in the hospitality, tourism, recreation and sport industries, and therefore, an area of major organic growth. More outlets may be established over time ... |
| | | | ... HOSTPLUS a presence in every state and territory in Australia. It is also an area of potential growth for HOSTPLUS, where the tourism and hospitality industries are major local employers, noted the press release. Through its Parramatta office the fund ... |
| | | | ... sinking under the weight of borrowed money. The playground of the rich and the famous risks becoming just a sand pit. In one tourism website Dubai boasts of being "the second largest emirate in the United Arab Emirates. The city of Dubai is the second ... |
| | | | The battle between HOSTPLUS and Sunsuper as the super fund of choice for tourism and hospitality workers takes a new twist after Sunsuper's marketing whiz, Wayne Sullivan, joins the rival fund. In a press statement today, HOSTPLUS said it appointed ... |
| | | | ... also sponsors the new AFL Gold Coast Football Club. Not to be outdone, the $12 billion Sunsuper, which also targets the tourism and hospitality industries, used ground advertising at the NRL match between Parramatta Eels and Canterbury Bulldogs at ANZ ... |
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