Australia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »When men can be made to hope, then they can be made to win.
— Bryce Courtenay
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New plan to abolish our worst tax
IT’S Australia’s most “widely derided” tax, but state governments can’t stop slugging first home buyers with stamp duty. A new proposal has the solution.
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Il premier australiano minaccia di chiedere le elezioni anticipate.
Il premier australiano minaccia di chiedere le elezioni anticipate. Il paese tornerà alle urne a luglio se il senato non farà approvare i due disegni di legge sul lavoro, ha dichiarato Malcolm Turnbull. Le riforme prevedono l’istituzione di una commissione sull’edilizia e un maggiore controllo sull’attività dei sindacati. I laburisti ...
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Jaitley to visit Sydney with biz delegation on March 29
This will be Finance Minister Arun Jaitley's first official engagement in Australia
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Global watchdog flags 'slow go' on bank bailout plans
Many countries have not yet introduced laws allowing regulators to write down bank's debts to avoid taxpayer bailouts and prevent them being "too big to fail", Financial Stability Board warned on Friday. The list of countries includes Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Korea, Mexico, Russia and ...
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Exportiamo Incontra
Intervista a Jo Tarnawsky, Incaricata d'Affari presso l'Ambasciata d'Australia
L’Italia è un Paese meraviglioso ma ha la necessità di stringere relazioni commerciali sempre più approfondite con il resto del mondo per incrementare la conoscenza del Made in Italy sul palcoscenico internazionale e per far crescere l’appeal delle proprie eccellenze sui mercati esteri. A questo proposito un punto di vista ...
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Mobiles boost economy by $43bn
ONCE it was a novelty, now having a mobile phone is almost essential — and they boost Australia’s economy by nearly $43 billion.
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Missile tests don’t violate nuclear deal: Iran FM
Tehran’s recent ballistic missile tests did not violate a U.N. resolution and were not illegal, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said March 15 after being questioned on the issue by Australia
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Murray Goulburn in new Asia push
Australia’s largest dairy business yesterday announced the signing of two major contracts for China and Indonesia.
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Virgin’s finance options in flight
Virgin Australia chairman Elizabeth Bryan says the airline intends to scrutinise the structure of its balance sheet.
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Bryan lays down law at Virgin
When headhunted last year about taking the chairwomanship of Virgin Australia, Elizabeth Bryan was taken aback.
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The 10 most likely to thrive
As Australia’s economy evolves over the next decade, which companies are best placed to thrive?
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Myer to close Brisbane store
Myer is to shut its store at Brisbane’s Brookside shopping centre as part of a wider overhaul of the business.
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Banks warned over NZ exposure
A worsening of New Zealand’s economy is likely to have a “material impact” on Australia’s Big Four, says Moody’s.
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Recovery three years away: BIS Shrapnel
Australia’s economy may be weaker than recent 3% GDP figure indicates, forecaster says.
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Woolies loses its crown to Coles
BOOMING grocery and hardware sales have helped Wesfarmers overtake Woolworths as Australia’s top company by revenue for the first time.
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Canberra won’t act on premiums
Government caps are not needed to cut insurance costs in northern Australia, says Kelly O’Dwyer.
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GDP stronger than expected
Australia’s economy grew by 0.6pc in the December quarter as jobs growth fanned strong consumer spending.
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Australia GDP growth hits 3% in 2015
Return to long-term trend gives boost to Turnbull in election year
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Toshiba reportedly mulling battery plant in Australia as Japan seeks sub deal
The government has enlisted Toshiba Corp. to help it try to win Asia’s biggest defense contract, a $36 billion deal to build a dozen submarines for Australia, three sources said. Toshiba is considering building a factory in Australia to make lithium-ion batteries to power the vessels, according to the sources, ...
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This stat proves Australia sucks
CONGRATS, Australia. We are officially the worst country in the world to do business, according to this one annoying statistic.
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BHP coalmine on the brink
Australia’s biggest coal export mine is struggling to turn a profit after recent price slides.