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FMG calls for 'use it or lose it' policy

Written By Unknown on Kamis, 29 Mei 2014 | 15.22

FORTESCUE Metals has called for the enforcement of "use it or lose it" policies to ensure oil and gas companies develop fields they are sitting on. The world's fourth largest iron ore miner announced in January it was switching from diesel to...

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Search for man missing in Melbourne

POLICE are appealing for public help to find a Melbourne man missing since Friday. Toni Rabottini, from Sandhurst, was last seen in Dandenong about 9am on May 24. The 49-year-old suffers from a medical condition and police and family members...

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Aquila takeover wins FIRB approval

CHINESE steelmaker Baosteel and Australian rail operator Aurizon have moved a step closer to sealing their $1.42 billion takeover of Aqulia Resources. The Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) approved the deal on Thursday. The offer still...

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Aboriginal kids in care not about race: NT

Written By Unknown on Rabu, 28 Mei 2014 | 15.22

THE over-representation of Aboriginal children in foster care has nothing to do with race, the Northern Territory attorney-general says. A senior researcher with the Jumbunna Indigenous House of Learning at UTS, Paddy Gibson, said on Tuesday that...

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Confidence clouds hints of economic joy

THE steep drop in consumer confidence in recent weeks risks overshadowing positive signs emerging in the economy. A burst of new home building activity is providing a major boost to the economy at a time when resources investment is in decline....

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Dodgy travellers to be spotted in the air

SUSPECT travellers coming to Australia in the future could be identified while still airborne. Immigration Minister Scott Morrison has outlined how technology will help catch criminals and identity fraudsters while cutting queue time for legitimate...

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Housing prices suffer winter blues

Written By Unknown on Senin, 26 Mei 2014 | 15.21

THE weather across much of Australia is unseasonably warm, but the housing market is cooling down right on schedule. After falling by 0.9 per cent the week before, prices in the five mainland state capitals were down by another 0.6 per cent over...