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| | | ... trade was thinned by the Jewish Yom Kippur holiday, as was domestic trade in Australia yesterday as NSW, ACT and South Australia took a long-weekend holiday. National Australia Bank strategists said the US jobs data would impact Reserve Bank of Australia ... |
| | | | In SYDNEY today, stocks on the Australian share market are likely to rise, following yet another strong lead from Wall St overnight. Trading volumes should pick up, after a subdued session yesterday while NSW, South Australian and the ACT took a public ... |
| | | | ... resource sector and News Corp. The gains came on relatively flat trading attributable to public holidays in NSW, South Australia and the ACT. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index rose 13.9 points to 3217.2 while the all ordinaries gained 17.2 points to 3222.9. ... |
| | | | ... share market took a strong lead from Wall St and rose at the open, but trade was subdued with holidays in NSW, South Australia and ACT for Labour Day. News Corp and major resources pushed the bourse higher, while gold stocks tumbled after a slump in ... |
| | | | ... market is likely to follow a strong lead from offshore but remain subdued given there is a public holiday in NSW, South Australia and the ACT. At the weekend, stock markets around the world rallied after a report showing US employers added jobs for the ... |
| | | | ... 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 ... |
| | | | ... 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 ... |
| | | | ... 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%). |
| | | | ... 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. |
| | | | ... 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 ... |
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