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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Australia turns to Germany
Just off a Berlin thoroughfare Maxime Legardez is plotting the domination of the Australian beauty business.
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Police raid Sydney home of alleged bitcoin mastermind
Australian police raided the Sydney home and office on Wednesday of a man named by Wired magazine as the probable creator of bitcoin and holder of hundreds of millions of dollars worth of the cryptocurrency, witnesses said. More than a dozen federal police officers entered a house registered on the ...
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China to implement Aust FTA this month
Beijing agrees to implement bilateral trade deals with Australia, South Korea within weeks.
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Australia eyes tech boom amid mining bust
Country looks to drive innovation to boost economy buffeted by sliding commodity prices
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Australia's SocietyOne secures Uber deal
Sharing economy giant to offer loans to drivers to buy new cars, says report.
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Aqualand’s $140m sales bonanza
China’s Aqualand reaped over $140 million in apartment sales over the weekend at its Revy project in Pyrmont, Sydney.
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Pre-Christmas economy ‘fragile’
Australia’s services sector stalled in November, heralding “a disappointing start” to the Christmas trading season.
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Australia GDP rises more than expected
Growth figures boost new Turnbull government amid rebound in mining exports
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Australia's economy expands 0.9% in September quarter
SYDNEY - Australia's economy grew 0.9% in the third quarter for an annual rate of 2.5%, official data showed Wednesday, with Treasurer Scott Morrison hailing progress in shifting from the resources boom to broader-based growth.
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Mining exports boost growth
Australia’s economy expanded strongly in the third quarter on the back of a surge in commodity exports.
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Budget faces $38bn blowout: Deloitte
Slowing Chinese economy key to a $38bn hit to Australia's budget over four years.
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Turkish films win awards in Australia
“Turkish Waves,” a cultural event organized by the Asia Pacific Screen Academy in collaboration with the Turkish Culture and Tourism Ministry and the Australia Foreign and Trade Ministry in the Australian city of Brisbane, left its mark on the 9th Asia Pacific Screen Awards (APSA), known as the Oscars of ...
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Investment slump lifts cut hopes
Slumping business investment is fuelling expectations of lower interest rates in Australia despite record house prices.
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Brisbane gains ground as jobs hotspot for IT talent
Foreign jobseekers looking for hi-tech roles are increasingly looking beyond Sydney and Melbourne to find suitable opportunities
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Court action over foreign dairy sale
A local bidder is taking legal action after being “gazumped” by the sale of Australia’s biggest dairy to foreign interests.
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South Australia signs historic deal with Rajasthan
The agreement provides partnership and collaborative opportunities across key sectors where South Australian business can offer services and product support.
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Business Briefing: Foreign Ownership Ban Prevents Australia Land Sale
A government ban on foreign investors has scuttled Australia’s biggest land sale, an official said on Friday.
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Govt warned on infrastructure sales
Govt urged not to repeat process that led to a Chinese entity taking control of Darwin's port.
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Economy ‘better than expected’
Australia’s economy isn’t growing as fast as the RBA wants, but weak commodity prices mean it could be worse.
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Australia bars foreigners from buying world’s largest ranch
The Australian government has had barred foreigners from buying a company that owns the world’s largest cattle ranch and other Australian farmland greater in area than South Korea. The company, S. Kidman & Co. Ltd., owns 10 cattle ranches, a bull breeding stud and a feed lot covering 101,411 square ...