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| | ... recent sell-off. Sydney shares were given a lift by data showing Australia's unemployment rate had eased slightly, while South Korea became the latest country to cut interest rates as it struggles to fight off deflation. Tokyo rallied 1.43 per cent ... |
| | | ... least two regional heads of financial planning leaving the group. AMP head of financial planning in Queensland and North New South Wales Bill Justo left as part of the streamlining of the group's top advice ranks. An AMP spokesperson told Financial Standard ... |
| | | ... sold, provided the proceeds go towards funding new infrastructure projects. Had the initiative been running when the New South Wales government sold the Port of Newcastle for $1.75 billion in April, it would have received an additional $260 million from ... |
| | | ... real activity and real jobs in local communities. Shovels will start moving within a matter of months. For example, in New South Wales construction on the $11 billion WestConnex project will start within 18 months. This means 10,000 new jobs. The $18 ... |
| | | ... Customs, Chesworth returned to his home town of Canberra and got a job on the inquiry desk of what was then the Bank of New South Wales. A lot has changed since then. "We had no telephone banking in those days, there were no computers, everything was ... |
| | | ... buildings across Australia, including Sydney's Ernst and Young Centre, Melbourne's Southern Cross East and West Towers, and Perth's 108 St Georges Terrace. Brookfield Prime Property Fund is part of Canadian firm Brookfield Asset Management. As of July ... |
| | | ... planning to sell a number of infrastructure assets, as part of a recycling strategy similar to that employed by the New South Wales government. Addressing an auditorium full of superannuation delegates in Perth, WA minister for energy and finance Mike ... |
| | | ... looking to settle in any state of Australia, but Garland is particularly targeting the Western Australian, Victorian and New South Wales markets. Garland believes that attracting SIV applicants to a new life in Australia will deliver a number of significant ... |
| | | ... close flat, dipping 1.49 points to 1,950.01. Seoul surged 2.87 per cent, or 51.25 points, to 1,834.70 after data showed South Korea had posted a record current account surplus in May. WELLINGTON - The NZX 50 Index rose 23.355 points, or 0.532 per cent ... |
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