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| | | ... practically give away airline tickets, fuelling hopes of some economic recovery in our slowing tourist industry. According to Fairfax newspapers reports, after months of prowling Austalian cities Melbourne is to become the Australian headquarters of ... |
| | | | ... cents to $30.00, while its non-voting stock rose nine cents to $28.03. PBL put on 10 cents to $20.25, while publisher Fairfax was steady at $5.12. Television network Seven was five cents better at $11.35, and rival Ten Network was steady at $3.13. The ... |
| | | | ... of Queensland releases its half year results. Rural Press will hold a preferred shareholders meeting on the merger with Fairfax Media. On Tuesday, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index closed 97.6 points higher at 6013.4, while the all ordinaries rose 89.4 ... |
| | | | ... scrip gained 23 cents to $28.95. Publishing and Broadcasting also improved, climbing 12 cents to $19.44, but publisher Fairfax dropped one cent to $4.82. |
| | | | ... Australia's monetary policy statement is due and the AOFM bond tender announcement is due at midday. On the equities front, Fairfax Media, United Group, Bendigo Bank, and LinQ release first half results, while Ballarat Goldfields NL holds a shareholder ... |
| | | | ... was strong at noon with the big miners and gains in Telstra driving the bourse upwards. The market was also buoyed by Fairfax Media's move to acquire Rural Press and create a $9 billion media group. At 1205 AEDT, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index gained ... |
| | | | ... saying it has grown its revenue so far this financial year. Publishing and Broadcasting Ltd was up 34 cents at $20.61 and Fairfax rose six cents to $4.83. Elsewhere, metal recycler Sims Group gained nine cents to $20.32 after forecasting first half earnings ... |
| | | | ... Sydney Futures Exchange at 0718 AEDT, the December share price index contract was down six points at 5,420. Today, John Fairfax Holdings holds its annual general meeting as does MFS Living and Leisure Group and Macmahon Holdings. And Axiom Mining Ltd ... |
| | | | ... slipped back two cents to $19.11, Seven Network gave up three cents to $9.85, Ten Network sagged eights cents to $3.29 and Fairfax reversed three cents to $4.87. Retailer Coles Myer picked up six cents to $13.91 but rival Woolworths lost four cents to ... |
| | | | ... big media players are jockeying for position in this new environment." Mr Heffernan said the three biggest movers were Fairfax, Austereo and Southern Cross Broadcasting. "It would appear the three biggest movers are the hunted, the targets, so clearly ... |
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