Although the Australian government is apparently battling an uphill fight over carbon tax, renewable energy and similar issues as the debate gets lively, trends support the Labor government position that the country should shift toward renewables and away from coal.
It was a week of foreign investors snapping up Australian start-up firms. On top of the list is the acquisition by U.S. retail giant Wal-Mart of tech start-up Grapple, which just became a part of Walmart Labs.
There are hundreds of different car security systems on the market designed to deter thieves from stealing your car, or at the very least make it significantly harder.
The ongoing price war among major Australian supermarkets may have brought down grocery costs but many families still struggle in stretching their food budget, the big chunk of which being eaten up by other household bills.
Think the Peel P50 is the smallest car in the world? Guess again.
Adelaide Bank's rebrand won't be 'dancing girls and elephancts', but it will promote broker use, Damian Percy has said.
Heritage Building Society is coupling its rebranding as a bank with widespread mortgage broker distribution.
Most brokers can't believe how simple vanilla commercial lending can be, and may easily be able add this new income stream to their home loan business, it has been claimed.
The ACCC is set to rule this week on a proposed merger that would see CBA acquire a large stake in Mortgage Choice.
Melbourne-based adviser Mark Davis has topped MPA’s Top 100 Broker list after settling a staggering $170m of home loans in 2010/11.
Super fund investments have been battered by inflation movements over the past half-decade, according to the latest assessment report issued over the weekend by superannuation analytic group Superratings.
Toyota Motor Corporation announced over the weekend that it is recalling about 550,000 cars from the market due to steering issues. In Australia, affected by the manufacturer recall are 21,792 Camry V6 vehicles made in Toyota's plant in Altona, Australia.
Resorts World Manila (RWM), a casino, hotel and mall complex beside Manila's international airport, launched its third hotel, the 712-room Remington Hotel, on Friday.
Low investor participation is seeing vacancy rates in Queensland tighten.
Australian shares are expected to start the week higher with the futures market pointing to a 1% gain when trade resumes today.
A non-bank lender has undercut the RBA's rate move, lowering rates on its products by up to 40bps.
- Lynas Corporation closer to first rare earth production- Upside potential still significant even if further delays- Macquarie initiates with an Outperform ratingBy Chris ShawWith the Mount Weld Rare Earth Project close to first production, market interest in Lynas Corporation ((LYC)) is growing.
Philippine-based international port developer International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) posted revenue from port operations of $474.9 million for nine months ending Sept. 30 2011. The income based on ICTSI's consolidated unaudited financial results for the period is 29 percent higher than the $368.2 million reported in the same period last year.
In the near-future, delivery trucks will land on soccer fields to deliver goods and services to hard-to-reach places.
Apple Inc. has informed registered owners of the first generation iPod nanos sold between September 2005 and December 2006 that the devices may overheat and pose a security risk.
In response to the issues raised on the iOS 5, Apple released the iOS 5.0.1. This update is expected to fix battery and security concerns that came up with the iOS 5.
Australian shoppers will have an easier time shopping this holiday season as major tablet manufacturers slash product prices this month.
Greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) from the Australian power industry increased by 3.8% over the month of October, as lost generation gradually made a comeback in the lead up to summer, according to October's Emissions Insights report from RepuTex carbon analytics.
It’s still a billion-dollar industry but newspaper publication continue to reflect sliding circulation numbers in the third quarter of 2011, with all major media firm affected by the consistent declines, according to latest available industry data.
Citibank will take the wraps off a new broker segmentation strategy in coming months, following the appointment of new head of broker distribution Aaron Milburn to drive its third party push.
Despite Australia being a prosperous nation, 11 per cent of adults in the country and 12 per cent of children live in poverty. About one million Australian children do not always have enough to eat. Efforts of Foodbank, the largest hunger relief organization in Australia, to reach these needy residents got a boost following the commitment by the Australian dairy industry to provide one million litres of milk yearly for residents in need.
Research findings published today by market researcher Newspoll suggest that almost half of Australians are 'supermarket grazers', who admit helping themselves to free produce while shopping in supermarkets.
Unsold housing stock is nearing record levels, and would take nearly eight months to clear.
Melbourne-based adviser Mark Davis has topped MPA’s Top 100 Broker list after settling a staggering $170m of home loans in 2010/11.
Chinese crude steel output has fallen nearly 10% since last May as the slowdown in Australia's most important export partner continues.
