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Telecom bill to split Telstra passes Senate

Australia's Senate passed legislation on Friday to force dominant phone company Telstra Corp (ASX: TLS) to separate its wholesale and retail arms. This 'paves the way' for the Canberra's planned $36 billion national broadband network.

Rio Tinto spends more for underground mine safety

The devastating mine accidents in the recent months have prompted Rio Tinto (ASX:RIO) to further pursue new innovative means of safety for its miners. Australia's Rio Tinto will be investing some C$10 million for research to create a Centre for Underground Mine Construction.

World Market Overview

The main European equity markets advanced Thursday as a strong finish on Wall Street offset worries about sovereign debt in peripheral euro-zone countries.

Australian Stock Market Report - Morning

The European Commission and German Government have denied a news report that European officials were considering doubling the size of a rescue fund to support the Euro.

New RMIT Campus Set to Become a Landmark

Work on the new Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology campus located on Swanson Street in Melbourne has begun and is expected to become a design landmark when the US$228 million, 11-storey city campus is finished in two years.

Virgin Blue revamps Brisbane terminal

The Virgin Blue Group of Airlines Brisbane Domestic Terminal will undergo a multi-million major refurbishment that will include an upgrade of existing facilities on both the arrivals and departures concourse.

Australian Stock Market Report - Midday

Australian stocks have kicked off today's trading with a rally after the negative start yesterday, as concerns over the Korean skirmish and the Irish bailout package subsided.

WAC to invest $500m for Pert Airport expansion

Westralia Airports Corporation (WAC), the owner and operator of Perth Airport, today announced its plans to invest up to $500 million over the next three years to deliver new and expanded passenger terminals, expanded aircraft parking areas and expanded public access infrastructure.

Aussie consumers to spend less this Christmas

More consumers are playing Scrooge this holiday season as two thirds of Australians are planning to spend less on gifts, sale shopping and family entertainment, according to a new survey by a finance comparison website.

Daily forex forecast - 25/11/2010

The Aussie spent most of yesterday recovering from the previous session's losses owing to the military flare-up on the Korean Peninsula.

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