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| | | Australians may soon get relief from annoying, unsolicited emails after the House of Representatives today passed a bill to combat spam emails. The bill will give the Australian Communications Authority the power to issue formal warnings, seek injunctions ... |
| | | | ... computers or telephones. In Australia, customer shopping-around has increased 60 per cent." Mr Liddy said one in five Australians say they will switch banks in the next 12 months. In five years, double that many, two in five, will be planning to swit ... |
| | | | ... life." He said it was myth to think there was enough money from last year's $7.5 billion surplus to fund everything Australians wanted, including health. "While the federal government will spend what we have to, to ensure that Australians have access ... |
| | | | ... said they would consider switching jobs depending on the opportunities offered. The survey, done with more than 6,500 Australians, found that those working in retail, advertising and media were most dissatisfied with management. When asked what they ... |
| | | | ... Australia's largest independent payments services provider, which is analysed and interpreted by Pricewaterhouse Coopers. "Australians continue to feel comfortable with sustaining levels of retail spending," said Stand Moore, chief executive officer ... |
| | | | The government's $7.5 billion surplus presents an opportunity to reduce the amount of tax Australians pay on contributions to their superannuation, according to the CEOs of the Investment & Financial Services Association (IFSA) and the Association of ... |
| | | | ... strategy. The ACCC allege Mr Kaye claimed in print, radio and internet advertisements that he could "turn ordinary Australians into millionaires" by them following his property investment strategies. The ACCC said in fact, the strategies did not enable ... |
| | | | ... take away from these figures is that in the midst of that very difficult international climate, good news is more Australians have jobs," he said. "I don't think that I see any implications for inflation, no, and I think inflation expectations are quite ... |
| | | | ... quarter 2002. Michael Guggenheimer, managing director AMP Banking said despite the decrease in home loan affordability Australians are still as keen as ever to invest in property but need to take care. "Now more than ever, it is important people don't ... |
| | | | ... 13 per cent of total financial institution losses, and consumers were affected by higher fees that resulted. "With Australians borrowing $10 billion a month to buy or refinance property, that represents a significant amount of money," Mr Moss told a ... |
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