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

The population of Australia increase by 1.3 per cent for the past year to 19,875,000 people at end of the March quarter 2003, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) said today. The increase was 262,000 over the previous year, with the highest growth ...

House price index surges 5% in June quarter: ABS

The average established house price index has risen 5 per cent for the June quarter as compared with the March quarter, and 18.1% for the year to June, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) said today. The house price index for Sydney rose 3.9% ...

GDP rises 0.1% from March to June quarter: ABS

The Australian Gross Domestic Product (GDP) recorded a 0.1 per cent increase from the March quarter to the June quarter this year, and a 2% increase for the year to June, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) disclosed today in the release of their ...

Private new capital and expected expenditure rises in the June quarter: ABS

... private new capital expenditure and expected expenditure for the June quarter had increased 1.6 per cent from the March quarter, to $13.38 billion, which also represents an increase of 14.6% for the year. Expenditure on buildings and structures was $3.20 ...

Balance of payments deficit widens during the June quarter

... account deficit has increased by 24 per cent to $12.69 billion during the June quarter, from $10.23 billion in the March quarter. The ABS also said that the deficit on the balance on goods and services was up by 48% to $6.93 billion in the latter quarter ...

Construction work reaches $17.50 billion for the June quarter

... quarter was worth $17.50 billion, an increase of 10.1 per cent for the year to June, but a decrease of 1.9% from the March quarter. The value of building work done was $11.28 billion, an increase of 5.5% for the year and a decrease of 3.4% for the quarter ...

Senator Sherry highlights the need for action on the back of poor super stats

... decline in member contributions. Senator Sherry has said that figures revealed in Superannuation Trends for the March Quarter 2003, released this week by the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) showed that superannuation assets decreased ...

Lowest quarterly consumer price movement in four years: ABS

... the Australian consumer price index (CPI) for the June quarter revealed the lowest quarterly movement since the March quarter of 1999, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) said today. With a nil change in the CPI for all groups in the quarter, the ...

Australia's economic growth rate to pick up: Westpac

The latest Westpac-Melbourne Institute leading index of economic activity has predicted that Australia's economic growth rate is likely to pick up in the first half of 2004. The index shows the likely pace of economic activity for six to nine months ...

Member contributions down, D-I-Y funds up: APRA survey

... the first quarter of this year. This compares with $4.3 billion in the previous quarter and $4.8 billion in the March quarter of 2002. Coupled with the negative returns from most global equity markets, the total value of Australian superannuation assets ...

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Vanguard to acquire custodian Altruist

KARREN VERGARA

Vanguard will acquire custodian and investment platform Altruist in a bid to expand into the American independent financial adviser market.

FAAA pushes to expand NCA to financial advisers

RIDDHIMA TALWANI

Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) said it will advocate strongly to expand the scope of the New Class of Advisers' to all financial advisers, which will currently be limited to only superannuation funds and life insurers.

SMSFA appoints head of professional standards

RIDDHIMA TALWANI

The Self-Managed Super Fund Association (SMSFA) has appointed Keddie Waller as the head of professional standards.

UniSuper unlocks close to $15k for members moving into retirement

MATTHEW WAI

Eligible UniSuper members will receive a tax-free bonus of up to $14,700 when they move into retirement phase from October 1.

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