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Australian economy's on the rise, says RBA

SYDNEY: The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has raised its forecasts for economic growth as the local economy benefits from its trade links with Asia, while inflation is expected to moderate following a slowdown in labour costs.In...

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Job ads drop in October

EMPLOYMENT advertising has fallen for the first time in three months as Treasurer Wayne Swan warned that the global recovery had a long way to go.

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Swan blasts prophets of boom

Treasurer Wayne Swan hoses down speculation Australian economy has recovered.

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Swan sends a spray at prophets of boom

Treasurer Wayne Swan has hosed down speculation that the Australian economy has recovered and is now heading into a long boom.

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More women execs tee off

EXECUTIVE women are taking to the golf course in a concerted effort to go stroke for stroke with their networking male colleagues.

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Next Generation Foxtel

TOP Foxtel execs Patrick Delany and Brian Walsh have flown into Perth to officially launch the new Next Generation Foxtel.

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Gold continues march

GOLD prices struck a series of record highs this week, spiking above $US1100 an ounce for the first time as Asian central banks snapped up the precious metal.

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China slams US tarrifs

CHINA has slammed new US tariffs on Chinese steel and launched its own probe into US car imports just a week before a visit by US President Barack Obama.

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Hardie still liable for compo

A $320 million bailout of James Hardie's compensation fund for asbestos victims does not excuse it from payments, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said.

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Gas ignites new WA era

THE first thing you notice about Barrow Island when you fly in are all termite mounds. They're everywhere. Giant, red castles of earth pimpling the landscape.

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Super Pit 'scars' earth

THE Kalgoorlie Super Pit has been named one of the world's 10 worst earth scars _ and it is still growing.

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Next WA boom in sight

WA is headed for a boom bigger than any before. Economic activity in WA has soared to its highest level since December 2007, signalling boom times around the corner.

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Dollar's up, so we're nicking off

AS THE RESERVE BANK SEES IT . Outbound tourism up 17 per cent since January . Australian dollar the world's strongest currency this year . Resource exports back on track . Inflation to ease . GDP "speed limit" lifted . Interest rate increases "gradual" RBA Statement on monetary policy, November 2009 Australians are leaving the country as never before. The soaring Aussie dollar...

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Asset sales rage grows

DEEP suspicion of privatisation is fuelling opposition to the Government's $15 billion asset sales program. The RACQ and some academics oppose the move.

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Retailers eye merry Christmas

"NO SUDDEN moves, Mr Stevens" is the call from Fortitude Valley store owner Deborah Ozmin. She hopes the Reserve Bank acts cautiously on interest rates.