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| | ... John Price said: "ASIC will take action to remove persons from the financial services industry to protect the public. Mr Howard's conduct was particularly bad in that, on occasions, he preyed on elderly and vulnerable people." Howard has the right to ... |
| | | ... country,' it said. And that, 'Unemployment is close to a 20-year low of 5.6%, down from a peak of 11% in 1992, or 8% when Mr Howard first took office in 1996.' Australian's elected Little Johnny because only 5.6 per cent of us were without jobs! You ... |
| | | ... country,' it said. And that, 'Unemployment is close to a 20-year low of 5.6%, down from a peak of 11% in 1992, or 8% when Mr Howard first took office in 1996.' Australian's elected Little Johnny because only 5.6 per cent of us were without jobs! You ... |
| | | ... decision to sell has created a lot of unhappiness in the Australian community, right across the political spectrum,'' Mr Howard told the Sydney Morning Herald. "I am not such a zealot about privatisation that you sell everything under the sun irrespective ... |
| | | ... term agenda after his historic election win, which is likely to see the coalition control the numbers in the Senate. Mr Howard had a low-key day yesterday after his emphatic victory on Saturday night, returning the Liberal-National Party coalition with ... |
| | | ... workers. The tax break will be available to people over the age of 55 and will provide a maximum annual rebate of $500. Mr Howard said he estimated 750,000 mature age workers would benefit from the measure. The government predicts it will cost the Budget ... |
| | | ... Prime Minister also announced the creation of a deputy chairman at the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission. Mr Howard said any changes to the current superannuation arrangements would however, need to be passed by the States and Territorie ... |
| | | ... Howard signed the deal, along with several other agreements covering environment, heritage, education and training. Mr Howard said the agreement, which Australia estimates will boost the domestic economy by $3 billion, was in both countries\' interests. ... |
| | | ... the US by Trade Minister Mark Vaile and his American counterpart Robert Zoellick after two weeks of intensive talks. Mr Howard said the deal would assure Australia's future, linking the country to the world's biggest and most important economy. Business ... |
| | | ... counts of criminal misconduct, brought to the Court by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Mr Howard appeared before Justice David Kirby in the NSW Supreme Court after making admissions to ASIC in relation to payments made by ... |
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