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| | | Deputy prime minister and Treasurer, Wayne Swan, has approved of the proposed takeover of AXA Asia Pacific Holdings by AMP. Swan said he was satisfied the AMP acquisition of AXA APH was is in the national interest. The approval is, however, subject ... |
| | | | ... first home owners following proposed changes released this week. The draft legislation announced by the deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer Wayne Swan offers more concessions that will make FSHAs a more appealing means to save for property. Currently ... |
| | | | ... the tax in place but saves most of its benefits, especially the SG uplift. Driving the negotiations were Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer Wayne Swan, Resources Minister Martin Ferguson, Prime Minister Julia Gillard, and senior executives from BHP ... |
| | | | ... demand and spending. So why does the Federal Government continue to insist that, "Houston we have a problem?" Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Employment Julia Gillard welcomed the latest jobs numbers but warned that, "While Australia is weathering ... |
| | | | ... Irvine will address an Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce young business forum in sydney. New Zealand Deputy Prime Minister Bill English is in Sydney to speak at an Australian Business Economist function on New Zealand's Road to Recovery. Victorian ... |
| | | | ... satisfied with their lives than men," noted the April report which was released earlier this week by former Deputy Prime Minister Tim Fischer. The report however presents some challenges, especially to the wealth management industry. "Happiness generally ... |
| | | | ... ventures." This followed on from a meeting in May with the U.S. Treasury secretary, Henry Paulson where China's Deputy Prime Minister, Wu Yi promised to open the Chinese securities industry to overseas firms to comply with World Trade Organization rules. ... |
| | | | ... services, claiming the plan was "The most irresponsible economic announcement of the last 11 years." And Deputy Prime Minister Mark Vaile questioned the accounting for the funding of the plan, telling Charles Woolley that not only was the plan under ... |
| | | | ... which was made to the Minister for Small Business and Tourism, Fran Bailey, has been welcomed by former Deputy Prime Minister and chairman of Tourism Australia, Tim Fischer, who said it was up to the industry to now push it through. "I am supportive ... |
| | | | ... think we should see what is a massive win for justice in domestic political terms," he said. Meanwhile, deputy prime minister John Anderson said the opinion poll should not be taken lightly. "We've got a long hard task ahead of us. We should never take ... |
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