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DSM Biologics completes preliminary deal with Australian government to build biopharmaceutical manufacturing facility in Brisbane

DSM Biologics, a unit of DSM Pharmaceutical Products, a global provider of manufacturing technology and services to the biopharmaceutical industry, announced finalizing preliminary agreement with the Queensland State Government and the Commonwealth of Australia to design, build and operate the first Australia-based mammalian biopharmaceutical manufacturing facility to be located in Brisbane.
May 04, 2010

Tax review boosts superannuation returns

The soon-to-be announced key tax reforms by the Rudd administration is seen to be a big boost for superannuation savings funds, which could mean bigger benefits for Australian pensioners, it was reported.
May 03, 2010

Rudd insists tobacco tax is not a political move

Prime Minister Kevin Rudd insists that the planned new tax and packaging rules on tobacco is not a political move, but is aimed at raising revenues and discourage Australians from lighting up.
May 03, 2010

Iran to arrest women with suntan

Better hide those bronzed skin when visiting Tehran, Iran. At least if you are a woman. On Thursday, Tehran police chief Brig. Gen. Hossien Sajedinia has warned that all women sporting a tan will be arrested and imprisoned because this violates the "spirit of Islamic law." Thus, any woman that looked like a "walking mannequin" will be punished.
Apr 30, 2010

25% new tax for cigarettes

The Surgeon General has warned that smoking is dangerous to your health. Now the Federal government said smoking is harmful to your finances, as taxes on cigarettes will rise by 25 percent by Thursday midnight.
Apr 30, 2010

Bonsoy soy milk to return in shelves after reformulation

Spiral Foods Pty Ltd., which manufactures Bonsoy soy milk, confirmed on Wednesday that the controversial soy product, which was banned from store shelves last December 24 after it was linked to a series of thyroid problems, will be sold again the market after undergoing reformulation.
Apr 29, 2010

Gov’t files charges against 113 companies in three months

Australia's corporate watchdog has filed charges against 113 different companies between January 1 and March 31, 2010 for alleged violation of the Corporations Act. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) said the allegations were brought to court after receiving complaints from the public and insolvency practitioners.
Apr 29, 2010

10-yr-old girl stung by box jellyfish leaves hospital

She has been called a medical wonder. 10-year-old girl Rachael Shardlow miraculously survived being stung by a box jellyfish, one of the world's most venomous creatures, in December while swimming 23 kilometres upstream from the ocean mount in Calliope River, near Gladstone in Queensland.
Apr 29, 2010

Australia’s Rudd suspends emission trading scheme

Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd on Tuesday announced that his Labour government is suspending the carbon emissions trading scheme (ETS) until 2012, which is a complete reversal from one of his key election promises.
Apr 28, 2010

Mining union backs resource tax

The Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Workers' Union or CFMEU, Australia's premier union in construction, forestry and forest products, mining and energy production, on Tuesday its support to the resources tax which is expected to be included in the recommendations in the Henry tax review.
Apr 28, 2010

Access told South Australia to boost mining industry

Australia's largest economic consulting firm Access Economics said South Australia must boost its mining industry if it wants to keep up with the economic development being enjoyed by other states.
Apr 28, 2010

Melbourne to become Australia’s largest city by 2037

Economic forecaster BIS Shrapnel predicted that Melbourne could overtake Sydney to become the nation's largest city by 2037 as population in the harbor-city is expected to fall and the number of constructions are also showing signs of decline.
Apr 27, 2010

Buswell resigns

Western Australian Treasurer Troy Buswell resigned on Tuesday after revelations that he used public money and resources during his four-month illicit affair with Greens MP Adele Carles was made public and snowballed into calls for him to quit.
Apr 27, 2010

Court sentences corporate exec to seven years imprisonment

The District Court of New South Wales on Tuesday sentenced 32-year-old former corporate executive Oliver Banovec, of Bellevue Hill, Sydney, NSW, after he was found guilty of five counts of fraud and one count of perjury. The court also said that Banovec would not be eligible for parole for a period of four years and nine months during his imprisonment.
Apr 27, 2010

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