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December |
Record high birth numbers -
THERE were 285,200 births registered in Australia in 2007, the highest
number ever according to the latest figures from the Australian Bureau
of Statistics. more...
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Revised UK tax treaty - NEGOTIATIONS have commenced on a revised tax treaty between Australia and the UK. more...
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Interest rates to drop to new low in 2009 -
THE weakening global economic outlook has prompted the Australia and
New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) to slash its forecast for the official
cash rate to a new low point of 3.50 per cent towards the end of 2009. more...
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House prices steady amid slowing economy -
HOUSE values dropped by almost 2 per cent in the September quarter, but
prices remain higher than a year ago in all capital cities except
Sydney and Perth. more...
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Faulty mobiles top complaints - MOBILE phone warranties have topped the list of consumer complaints collected during a recent Consumer Affairs phone-in. more...
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Paperless school proves a success -
A QUEENSLAND school is pioneering the idea of a paperless classroom, so
far wih great success. Manildra Public School Principal Steve Wilkinson
now knows it's one thing to dream of a paperless classroom and quite
another to achieve it. more...
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New 12 month prescriptions -
MANY patients with chronic illnesses will benefit from the added
convenience of some PBS prescriptions now being able to be prescribed
by doctors for a 12 month period. more...
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SA employment gains win praise -
SOUTH Australia's Minister for Employment Participation, Brendan
O'Connor, has highlighted the importance of co-ordinated efforts
between industry, governments and the community in boosting employment
participation. more...
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Call for fuel tax to be abolished -
AUSTRALIA'S peak motoring organisation, the Australian Automobile
Association (AAA), has called on the Federal Government to abolish fuel
tax and replace it with a universal road user charge. more...
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Warm welcome in Rockhampton - ROCKHAMPTON is a city full of opportunity, where you will always be greeted with a friendly smile. more...
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Investment bond issue resolved -
AUSTRALIAN skilled visa applicants who have been waiting for the
resolution on the AU$100,000 investment bond issue can now proceed to
make the investment. more...
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November |
Overseas migration to Aus at record high -
AUSTRALIA'S net overseas migration is at an all time high, according to
the latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. more...
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Strong surplus a boost for infrastructure -
VICTORIA'S economy continues to be robust with the fundamentals
remaining strong, with the state government again delivering on its
financial objectives, Treasurer John Lenders said. more...
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NSW students shine in new tests - THE results for the first ever nationwide literacy and numeracy tests have been released. more...
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Property prices hold firm despite gloom - AUSTRALIA'S
national property market has remained strong thanks to robust demand
outstripping supply, according to a recent report by RP Data and
Rismark International. more...
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Unemployment remains low despite pressures -
THE latest labour force figures released by the Australian Bureau of
Statistcs (ABS) show that unemployent remained low in September,
despite the biggest upheaval on global financial markets since the
Great Depression. more...
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Good report for Vic hospitals -
VICTORIAN hospitals improved their performance on key measures of
emergency department treatment, elective surgery and bypass depite
increased demand and a record number of patients, the latest Your
Hospitals report shows. more...
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Young drivers taking risks - A
DISTURBING number of young drivers may be engaging in very risky
business on Victoria's roads, according to results of a recent Royal
Automobile Club of Victoria (RACV) survey. more...
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Survey reveals latest consumer attitudes -
THE Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Government has welcomed a new
industry report showing that first homebuyer affordability increased by
10 per cent in the June quarter of 2008, compared to the same quarter
in 2007. more...
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Credit crisis is yet to hit Australia -
IT HAS been 12 months since Trades Recognition Australia (TRA) closed
pathway D, the pathway that allowed experience trained only
tradespeople to apply for a migration skills assessment. more...
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October |
Bid to speed up carbon capture -
AUSTRALIA'S Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has announced a AU$100 million
Global Institute to speed up the development of carbon capture and
storage technology. more...
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Immigration blueprint -
AUSTRALIA'S Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) has
announced its strategic direction for the next three years with the
launch if the DIAC Strategic Plan 2008-11. more...
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Victorian economy remains resiliant -
VICTORIA has recorded a healthy 4.9 per cent economic growth rate over
the last 12 months according to the latest Australian Bureau of
Statistics (ABS) figures, which show that economic fundamentals remain
strong despite the state of the global economy. more...
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Education revolution for schools -
THE AUSTRALIAN Government has launched the next chapter in its
Education Revolution to help build a stronger economy for Australia's
future. more...
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Bank customers are satisfied -
CUSTOMER satisfaction with Australia's five largest banks appeared to
be stablilising in the June 2008 quarter, as the average of 'very' or
'quite satisfied' customers remained unchanged from last quarter at
61.9 per cent. more...
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Bid to improve skills-
A NEW Australian Care Skills Framework (ACSF) has been released in a
bid to tackle language, literacy and numeracy challenges in adults. A
recent Adult Literacy and Life Skills survey found that approximately
40 per cent of employed and 60 per cent of unemployed Australians have
poor literacy and numeracy skills. more...
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Gov't unveils plan to help job seekers -
AUSTRALIAN'S Minister for Employment Participation, Brendan O'Connor,
has outlined how the Government's new employment services would help
job seekers off income support and into sustainable employment. more...
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Fuel prices not falling as fast as they should -
AUSTRLAIAN motorists are getting ripped off with petrol prices falling
nowhere near near as much as the oil industry's self-declared benchmark
- the Singapore Mogas - according to data released by the National
Roads and Motorists' Association (NRMA). more...
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Affordability improves for first homeowners -
THE Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Government has welcomed a new
industry report showing that first homebuyer affordability increased by
10 per cent in the June quarter of 2008, compared to the same quarter
in 2007. more...
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TRA guidelines unknown -
IT HAS been 12 months since Trades Recognition Australia (TRA) closed
pathway D, the pathway that allowed experience trained only
tradespeople to apply for a migration skills assessment. more...
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September |
Migration driving WA growth -
OVERSEAS migration has been the largest contributor to Western
Australia's population growth over the last eight years, according to a
report by the Australian . more...
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Steady rise in life expectancy -
NEW research that by 2060, Australian women could expect to reach 90
and by mid-century most Australians can expect - on average - to live
to their mid-to-late-80s.. more...
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Govt's work together to build service hub -
THE Australian and New South Wales Governments have pledged to work
with industry to build Australia's capability as a global financial
services centre, following a succesful financial services hub summit in
Sydney. more...
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Elective surgery boost for NSW -
MORE than 4,500 additional New South Wales (NSW) patients have
undergone elective surgery procedures in the past six months as part of
a nationwide blitz on elective surgery waiting lists. more...
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New medicines available through PBS -
THOUSANDS of Australians will benefit from medicines that have been
added to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS), Minister for Health,
Nicola Roxon, has announced. more...
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First home-buyers now older
- THE profile of the first home owners is definitely changing in
Australia and the likely buyer could now resemble a 40-something single
person with a tight budget . more...
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New services to help jobseekers -
AUSTRALIA'S Minister for Employment Participation, Brendan O'Connor,
has announced the release of the Exposure Draft of the new purchasing
arrangements for AU$3.9 billion new employment services. more...
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Record retail trade - TASMANIA has extended its run of solid retail trade growth. more...
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Small cars can still be safe -
MOTORISTS looking to downsize their vehicles becuase of high fuel
prices don't have to compromise on safety, according to the latest Used
Car Safety Ratings results. more...
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Ongoing changes signal general review -
SINCE the new Government has taken office in late 2007 there has been a
steady but significant review to many of the visa categories and their
conditions. more...
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August |
Aviation negotiations underway - NEGOTIATIONS for an Australia-European Union (EU) aviation agreement have got underway. more...
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Take care close to home -
PEOPLE tend to worry about having a crash when they are travelling long
distances. However, most car accidents happen on familiar roads, within
a five kilometre radius of their home. more...
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New generation of scams from social networking -
VICTORIANS are being warned to watch out for fraudsters taking
advantage of popular online social networking services and new online
technologies. more...
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Rising prices take toll on consumer spending -
THE recent combination of increased fuel prices and interest rate hikes
is taking its toll on in-store spending by consumers in the petrol and
convenience trade, a report released by the Nielsen company has revealed. more...
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NSW has highest housing costs and slowest growth -
NEW South Wales has the highest housing costs while its economy has
been growing more slowly than Australia's, according to an annual
snapshot of the state released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. more...
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Strong powers to stamp out truancy
- THE New South Wales education department will have new powers to seek
court orders against students or their parents under a State Government
plan to ensure children of compulsory school age are enrolled and
attending school. more...
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Federal minimum wage to increase in October - THE Australian Fair Pay Commission (AFPC) has announced an increase of AU$21.66 per week to the Federal Minimum wage. more...
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Hard work ahead to fix public hospitals -
THE annual comprehensive report on Australia's public hospitals shows
they are under severe strain, with public hospital admissions
increasing faster than population growth. more...
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New range of services for families -
AUSTRALIAN families now have access to a whole range of new health
services - including a AU$150 voucher for teen dental care; a free
health check for kids about to start school; and a guide to kids'
health and development for parents. more...
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Tax Laws Amendment Bill introduced -
THE Australian Government has introduced Tax Laws Amendment (2008
Measures No. 4) Bill 2008 to implement a number of improvements to
Australia's taxation system. more...
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New rules aim to combat gazumping - THE Victorian Government has now amended the law to prevent bids after the fall of the hammer at an auction being accepted. more...
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Major revamp of skill assessment -
THE long awaited announcement from Trades Recognition Australia (TRA)
regarding the assessment of on-the-job trained tradespeople looking to
migrate to Australia has been made. more...
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July |
PATHWAY D MAY RETURN - THE
Controversial pathway D, which deals with the trade assessment of those
with on-the-job training looks set to return on August 1, according to
a recent statement by the Migration Institute of Australia. more...
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More couples without kids -
MOST people who lived in a private dwelling in Australia in 2007 lived
in a family household (87 per cent) and one in 10 people lived alone,
according to a new report on families from the Australian Bureau of
Statistics (ABS). more...
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SA jobs reach new high - THE number of South Australians in work has reached another new record high. more...
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Skilling Queensland for the future -
THE Queensland Government is tackling the skills shortage head on with
a AU$716 million investment in vocational education and training
programmes announced in the 2008-09 state budget.more...
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Big fall in median house prices -
THE Australian weighted average median prices for houses and other
dwellings have experienced their largest quarterly fall compared with
previous quarters for the past five years, according to the Mortgage
Choice/Real Estate Institute of Australia (REIA) Real estate Market
Facts. more...
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Budget tackles demand on hospitals -
AN UNPRECEDENTED package worth AU$680 million will target pressure
points in Queensland's public health system such as emergency
departments, surgery theatres, maternity and oral health. more...
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Bid to get kids healthy and active-
AUSTRALIA'S Sports Ministers have agreed to undertake an ambitious
reform agenda to secure Australia's sporting future and get more Aussie
kids healthy and active. more...
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More help for first homebuyers
- SOUTH Australia's State Budget provides significant help for first
home buyers with a new AU$4,000 bonus grant to replace the current
first homebuyer stamp duty concession. more...
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Tax changes welcomed -
WESTERN Australians will soon reap the benefits of a raft of tax reform
measures introduced by the State Government, state Treasurer Eric
Ripper said. more...
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Fossil fuels are here to stay-
DESPITE high world oil prices and major efforts to develop alternative
fuels, the world's car fleet will continue to be powered predominately
by fossil fuels over the next 40 to 50 years, an internationa Climate
Change Summit in Canberra has been told.more...
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Teaching for the digital age-
THERE are to be new opportunities for Australian teachers to develop
their proficiency in using information and Communication Technology
(ICT) in teaching and learning.more...
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Whyalla great for holiday or home -
WITH 300+ days of sunshine per year, friendly locals and plenty to see
and do Whyalla is the ideal holiday desitnation or place to live. more...
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New centres of excellence -
THE Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) have announced
that they will be introducing Centres of excellence for the processing
of the Temporary Business (Long Stay) (subclass 457) visas, amongst
others, as of July 1, 2008. more...
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June |
Campaign for more migrants -
AN INNOVATIVE South Australian Government marketing campaign to boost
migration to the State has so far generated more than AU$1 million in
media coverage. more...
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More nurses needed in Qld -
THE Queensland Government will ramp up its efforts to attract new
nurses to the profession with a state-wide marketing campaign. more...
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Vic needs more skilled -
VICTORIA'S Minister for Skills and Workforce Participation, Jacinta
Allan, has announced ten regions to be targeted as part of of a AU$3.96
million skills migration programme. more...
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NSW leaving age to rise -
STUDENTS in New South Wales will stay as school until at least the age
of 16 under legislation proposed by the State Government. more...
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Population rising in capital cities -
AUSTRALIA'S capital cities experiences strong population growth in the
12 months to June 30, 2007, according to population estimates released
by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. more...
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Climate change to be tackled - IN A Northern Territory first, dedicated funding will be allocated to combatting climate change as part of Budget 2008. more...
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Major commitment to the future -
CHIEF Minister and Treasurer of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT),
Jon Stanhope, has handed down a Budget theat commits to the largest
ever capital investment in the Territory since self-government - and
does so while delivering Labor's eight consecutive surplus. more...
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Hard work to be rewarded -
WESTERN Australia's record building and infrastructure programme will
help sustain the State's economic growth while continuing to contain
debt, the State's Premier Alan Carpenter. more...
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Broadband programme extended -
THERE will be an extension of the Australian Broadband Guarantee
programme to safeguard the broadband opportunities for all Australians,
while the Government continues to implement its broader broadband
policy agenda. more...
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Affordable housing still available-
THE proportion of family income devoted to reaching average home loan
repayments in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) was 21.1 per cent,
compared with 34.7 per cent over the border in New South Wales, ACT's
Chief Minister Jon Stanhope said. more...
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More jobs on MODL -
CHANGES have been made to the Migration Occupations in Demand List
(MODL) that have resulted in one occupation being removed and several
new occupations added. more...
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May |
New voice for young -
A CALL has gone out to young Australians to help shape the new forum
that will allow them participate in government policy development and
decision making. more...
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WA charges kept below inflation -
FOR the eigth consecutive year, the Western Australia Government has
kep the combined impact of government fees and charges on Western
Australian households to below the rate of inflation more...
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Cheaper rentals on the way -
THE Australian government has announced plans to formally establish a
significantly expanded National Rental Affordability Scheme. more...
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Low interest rates in the past -
LEADING independent economic forecaster and industry analyst, BIS
Shrapnel, forecasts inflation will remain above three per cent for the
rest of 2008, through 2009 and into 2010. more...
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Cold call crackdown -
THE South Australian Government has introduced legislation entitling
all South Australians to a 10-day cooling-off period on contracts for
goods and/or services that result from a trader making unsolicited
contact with people via telephone. more...
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Students on the rise -
THE number of students in higher education in Australia continues to
grow strongly, reaching nearly 900,000 in the first half of 2007. more...
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Trade schools now open for business -
THE first school students are taking uo high-level apprenticeships in
engineering, construction and plumbing as South Australia's new
AU$29.5m Trade Schools for the Future open for business. more...
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Used car buyers snub old bombs -
AUSTRALIAN motorists buying a used car are prepared to spend more on
newer, fuel efficient models, rather than on traditional cheap old
bombs, according to new research by National Roads and Motorists'
Association (NRMA) CarWise. more...
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Health messages getting through -
NEW South Wales' Minister for Health, Reba Meagher, said the latest
health messages are hitting the mark, with the number of people smoking
or engaging in risk drinking behaviour at the lowest level in 10 years. more...
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New simulator to help train ambulance staff - AUSTRALIA'S first simulated road accident scene for training ambulance staff has been launched in Hobart, Tasmania. more...
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Positive outlook for WA -
WITH more than $160 billion in new projects it is predicted that the
Western Australian economy will be protected from any global economic
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Qld looks to the UK for skilled workers -
TWO key skilled migrant events in Europe and the United Kingdom have
been targetted by the Queensland Government to attract skilled workers
to the state. more...
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A different way of learning -
AUSTRALIA provides a unique kind of education and a learning style that
encourages students to be innovative, creative and think independently. more...
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Consumers are opting to dine out -
SUSTAINED consumer confidence in 2007 has translated into continued
growth in out-of-home dining and a loss of 'shared of stomach' for
Australian supermarkets and grocery stores, a report by Nielsen has
revealed. more...
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Stressful time for buyers and renters -
"ANOTHER severe blow was dealt to home buyers in the December quarter
2007, with interest rate rises biting hard and home loan affordability
deteriorating across Australia, escept in Western Australia," says Noel
Dyett, President of the Real Estate Institute of Australia. more...
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New bid to lift organ and tissue donation -
THE Australian government has joined with all Australian state and
territory governments to reform national efforts to help life
Australia's low rate of organ and tissue donations. more...
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WA Gov't calls for stamp duty relief -
THE Real Estate Institute of Western Australia (REIWA) has renewed its
call for stamp duty relief in the wake of the latest interest rate hike. more...
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Unemployment is still falling
- THE latest labour force figures released by the Australian Bureau of
Statistics (ABS) show Australia's unemployment rate fell to 4.1 per
cent in January 2008. more...
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RAC questions new driver penalties -
THE Royal Automobile Club of Western Australia (RAC) questioned the
state government's 'knee-jerk reaction' to road safety problems in
light of new laws which saw a signigicant increase in penalties for the
non-use of seat belts, as well as other new driver penalties. more...
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Solar power plan for Canberra -
THE Canberra Government and ActewAGL are to jointly fund a feasibility
study into large-scale solar power plant for the region. more...
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Hunter is top spot for holidays -
THE Hunter region stretches from the serene Lake Macquarie in the
south, noth to Newcastle and Port Stephens and inland to the west
across to Maitland, Cessnock and the famous wine district of the Hunter
Valley. more...
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Poms continue to choose Aus - AUSTRALIA is a culturally diverse nation with more than one in five people born overseas. more...
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March |
Boost for first home buyers -
THE establishment of First Home Savers Accounts (FHSA) to help
Australian first home and help fight inflation have been formally
approved. more...
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Belts will need to tighten -
QUEENSLAND Treasurer Andrew Fraser has warned caution needed to be
taken in the wake of the latest Consumer Prince Index figures that show
inflation strengthened in the December quarter. more...
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Education revolution -
AUSTRALIA'S Minister for Education has written to all Australian
secondary school principals inviting their participation in the Federal
Government's $1 billion Digital Education Revolution. more...
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Boost for medical research - MORE than $124 million will be invested by the Australian Government in new medical and health research projects. more...
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Qld hospitals set new records -
QUEENSLAND public hospitals set new records in 2007 for the most number
of people admitted to hospital and the most number of patients treated
in emergency departments in a year. more...
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Training boost for disabled -
THE South Australian Government has announced a $1 million boost to
expand a major training and employment programme for people with
disabilities. more...
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More payment options for online shoppers
- WITH the introduction of different methods of payments for online
purchases, online shoppers are now not just restricted to credit cards
- according to the latest Online Consumer Report by leading research
company, Nielsen. more...
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Homeowners hit with rate rise -
AUSTRALIAN homeowners have been slugged with another 25 basis point
rate increase as the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) lifted the
official cash rate to 7 per cent, forcing many struggling homeowners
closure to foreclosure. more...
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Mortgage sales down on 2007 -
PROPERTY buyers are staying away from the market as interest rates
continue to march upwards, new data from Australian Finance Group (AFG)
has revealed. more...
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SA top for self-drive holidays -
BECAUSE of its location, Adelaide is an easy starting of finishing
point for self-drive itineraries and from other Australian cities. more...
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Major shortfall for parent visas -
THE Department of Immigration and Citizenship have advised that the
number of visas allocated for the Contributory Parent category for the
2007-08 programme year will be exhausted very shortly. more...
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February |
2007 a great year for tourism -
A RECORD breaking Floriade, the revitalisation of the "See Yourself"
tourism campaign, total domestic overnight visitation increasing by 3.5
per cent and total visitor expenditure increasing by 3.1 per cent all
add up to a successful year for tourism in the Australian Capital
Territory (ACT). more...
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Labour market remians strong - LABOUR force figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics show that the labour market remains strong. more...
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Date for digital switchover - THE first firm steps have been taken on the road to completing switchover by the end of 2013. more...
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Record number of new doctors start work - A RECORD-breaking 177 new medical interns started work in Western Australian public hospitals last month. more...
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First homes now less affordable - TWO distinct markets emerged during 2007 as housing prices continued to rise across much of Australia. more...
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More support for workers in Aus -
AUSTRALIA'S federal workplace relations system covers an estimated 85
per cent of the workforce. Changes have been made to the system that
provide improved protection and support for working Australians. more...
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Australia lagging on road safety targets-
AUSTRALIA'S peak motoring body, the Australian Automobile Association,
has warned Australia was falling well behind the targets set by the
Commonwealth's National Road Safety Strategy. more...
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New high for retention - SOUTH Australia's school retention rate has reached its highest level in 12 years. more...
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Get the facts on the weather -
LIKE all countries in the southern hemisphere (the hemisphere south of
the equator) Australia's seasons follow the sequence: Summer: December
to February; Autumn: March to May; Winter: June to August; Spring:
September to November. more...
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Life is a beach in the west - WESTERN Australians are not known for their modesty when it comes to discussing beaches. more...
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Demand for skilled remains -
FOLLOWING on from the dramatic oversupply of Information Technology
(IT) graduates in 2001, the Australian Computing Society is now
predicting big skills shortages in the second half of 2008/2009. more...
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January |
New Chief Minister for NT -
THE Northern Territory's new Chief Minister, Paul Henderson, said he is
committed to working with Territorians to keep the Territory the best
place to live. more...
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Smoking ban clears air - SOUTH Australia's hotels have embraced the smoking ban in indoor public places. more...
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Consumers get better protection -
CONSUMERS will be better protected under changes to the Uniform
Consumer Credit Code which will prevent pay day lenders from bypassing
Queensland's planned 48 per cent rate cap on loans, the State's
Attorney-General and Minister for Justice Kerry Shine have said. more...
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Mondeo voted best mid-size car - THE New Ford Mondeo has won the popular mid-size car category (over $28,000) in Australia's Best Cars Awards. more...
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Education project gets international acclaim -
A WESTERN Australian project which is revolutionising the way public
school teachers plan and teach lessons has received international
acclaim. more...
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Organic food proving popular -
AN OVERWHELMING majority of Australians now include a range of organic
products and 'functional' foods and beverages (ie those promoting
specific health benefits) in their shopping baskets, according to a new
study released by the Nielsen Company. more...
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Peel to be next tech hub
- A SURVEY conducted by businesses in the Mandurah and Peel region has
revealed the area has existing technology capabilities and the
potential to be the Western Australia's next technology hub. more...
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New landscaping vital for housing -
SOUTH Australia's Housing Minister, Jay Weatherill, has called for the
creation of sustainable development areas in inner, middle and outer
suburban areas as a way of addressing both housing affordability and
envuironmental sustainability. more...
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Bid to get SA healthier -
THE South Australian Government will employ 50 new Lifestyle Advisers
abnd Support officers to help thousands of South Australians stay
healthy. more...
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No place in the world like Sydney - WITH its sun-drenched beaches and shady parks, Sydney consistently rates as the world's best city to visit. more...
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GOOD NEWS FOR PARENTS -
OVER the period that the previous Coalition Government held office,
there were many decisions taken concerning immigration that the
opposition parties expressed strong objection to. more...
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