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ASIC to hold investor forums in Australia

... McLachlan, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) is to hold a series of free investor seminars in South Australia later this month and in November. According to ASIC, the forums are designed to provide investors with information ...

Australian population grows 1.3% to 19,875,000: ABS

... New South Wales population grew 0.9% or 60,800 to 6,691,800, whilst Victoria's grew 1.4% or 68,500 to 4,929,800. South Australia's population rose 0.6% or 9,500 to 1,528,200. Western Australia by 1.5% or 29,800 to 1,951,300, Tasmania by 0.8% or 3,600 ...

Unemployment rate dips 0.4% to 5.8%: ABS

... respectively. New South Wales was 5.4% (6.4% last month), Victoria's was 5.5% (5.7%), Queensland 6.6% (6.8%), South Australia 5.8% (6%), Western Australia 6% (6.2%), Tasmania 6.9% (6.7%).

Job advertisements rise 1.5% in August: ANZ job advertisement series

... lasting 12 months. Job advertisements also fell 7% in the ACT (though this followed a 10.3% rise in July), and in South Australia, the job advertisements fell 3.7% and by 2.5% in Western Australia.

Building approvals rise 2.1% for July: ABS

... June to July to 10,271, but rose 3.5% for the year. There were rises in Victoria (7.3%), Queensland (12.6%), and South Australia (3.9%) which were offset by falls in New South Wales (-5.8%) and Western Australia (-23.1%). The seasonally adjusted estimate ...

Sales of new motor vehicles rise 1.3% to 78,316 in July

... 25,724, whilst Victoria was second at 20,866, Queensland third with 16,064, Western Australia fourth with 7,201 and South Australia fifth at 5,178.

Costello requests State support for ACCC appointment

... also formally announced Graeme Samuel would be the new head of the competition watchdog, following a back-down by South Australia earlier this month. He has consistently pushed for the appointment of Mr Samuel and Ms Sylvan, dubbed 'the dream team'. ...

New motor vehicle sales in Australia marginally lower for June: ABS

... with Victoria (21,134) and Queensland (14,169) closely following suite. Western Australia recorded 7,468 sales, South Australia 5,062, Tasmania 1,520, Australian Capital Territories 1,348, and the Northern Territories 660.

ASIC given six months to dispose Flinders Diamonds shares

The Supreme Court of South Australia has told the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) it has until six months after 20 February 2004, to dispose of over 22 million Flinders Diamonds Ltd shares vested in it. Today's order varies a ...

Unemployment rises 0.1% in June 2003: ABS

... South Wales was 6% in June (6.1% in May), Victoria's was 5.9% (5.9% in May), Queensland at 6.8% (6.5% in May), South Australia at 6.3% (6% the previous month), Western Australia 5.5% (5.7% in May) and Tasmania at 8.4% (8% for May). The national unemployment ...

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Greens, Labor agree on LRBA ban on SMSFs

MATTHEW WAI | 11:47AM

The Australian government is backing the Greens' policy to put a stop on SMSFs from purchasing residential properties with any capital assistance, arguing the sector is currently gating nearly two million properties from first homebuyers.

Pendal shutters Global Select Fund

KARREN VERGARA | 12:06PM

Only five years after it debuted, Pendal has terminated its Global Select Fund, an actively managed international equity strategy.

First Sentier adds to C-suite, hires from Rabobank

VINNY VUCAGO | 11:57AM

First Sentier Group has appointed a former Rabobank executive as chief people officer.

IFM builds Atlas Arteria stake to majority

RIDDHIMA TALWANI | 11:53AM

IFM Investors has been slowly creeping control over Atlas Arteria through on-market stock purchases, finally crossing the 50% ownership mark.

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