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| | | ... increased to $11.49 billion in September, compared with $10.88 billion in August and $10.61 billion in July. Machinery and transport equipment was the highest item on the bill at $5.21 billion in September, whilst in August the value was $5.08 billion ... |
| | | | ... high level of +19.4 index points. The improvements have been broad based, with strong improvements in confidence in transport, agribusiness and business services. However confidence levels weakened in the mining and personal and recreational services ... |
| | | | ... said the proposed regional centre would include more than 1,500 residential lots, a mixed-use town centre and improved transport infrastructure, to be built over 10 years. Other features of the development include commercial, educational, recreational ... |
| | | | ... have prevented the recent thefts of sensitive information from Sydney Airport's Customs Office, and the Department of Transport in Canberra. Biometrics will issue 12.5 million ordinary shares at 20 cents each in the IPO, which it hopes will raise $2.63 ... |
| | | | ... employment. "Adding to the mixed nature of conditions was an atypical rise in stocks. This was largely confined to the transport equipment, construction material products, and fabricated metal products sectors. "It is too early to call whether the rise ... |
| | | | ... be strengthening, non-rural and other goods jumped 9% in the month, driven by increases in metal ores and minerals, transport equipment and metals other than gold. The deficit subsequently narrowed to $1,859 million, from $2,278 million in July and compared ... |
| | | | ... higher than the figure for June, which was $10.72 billion. The highest items on the bill for August include machinery and transport equipment ($5.08 billion), miscellaneous manufactured articles ($1.62 billion), manufactured goods classified chiefly ... |
| | | | ... Qantas and Air New Zealand. The ACCC today ruled against the planned alliance and said it was anti-competitive. Labor's transport spokesman Martin Ferguson said he accepted the decision. "Labor accepts the decision by the Australian Competition and Consumer ... |
| | | | ... and cultural and recreational services. This growth was offset by negative contributions from mining, construction, transport and storage and agriculture. |
| | | | Trevor Gregory Smith, a former managing director of National Transport Insurance Ltd (NTI), has been sentenced in the Southport District Court in relation to 13 charges brought by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Mr Smith ... |
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