| 24th May |
Cloud hangs over Aurizon's intermodal business
THE AGE - | The future is in doubt for one of Aurizon's small businesses that specialises in shifting container freight and employs several hundred people across the country.
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| 24th May |
CBD
THE AGE - | Ivanhoe to join Inova plethora
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| 24th May |
Consumer confidence falters as thousands of jobs disappear
THE AGE - Retirement | Thousands of workers were told on Thursday that they would lose their jobs amid growing signs the labour market is deteriorating.
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| 24th May |
Income-testing of rebate to go under Coalition
THE AGE - | Opposition health spokesman Peter Dutton says a Coalition government would repeal Labor's plan to income-test the private health insurance rebate, but only when it could afford to do so.
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| 24th May |
RIP Ford, the first domino to fall
THE AGE - | Ford's decision to quit manufacturing in Australia in October 2016 at a cost of 1200 jobs is a blow for Australia, and Victoria in particular.
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| 24th May |
Power deregulation moves closer
SYDNEY MORNING HERALD - | The door has been opened for the deregulation of electricity prices in NSW after a report found there was a high degree of competition, with more than 60 per cent of households now on unregulated contracts.
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| 24th May |
Cromwell raising
SYDNEY MORNING HERALD - | Cromwell Property Group is raising $250 million to help fund the acquisition of seven office blocks from the NSW government on a sale and lease back deal. The offices are 68 per cent-leased to the NSW government and include the McKell building in Rawson Place in the CBD and Bligh House on Bligh Street.
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| 24th May |
Doubts over Aurizon's intermodal business
SYDNEY MORNING HERALD - | The future of one of Aurizon's small businesses that specialises in shifting container freight, and employs several hundred people across the country, is in doubt.
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| 24th May |
CBD
SYDNEY MORNING HERALD - | Ivanhoe to join Inova plethora
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| 24th May |
RIP Ford, the first domino to fall
SYDNEY MORNING HERALD - | Ford's decision to quit manufacturing in Australia in October 2016 at a cost of 1200 jobs is a blow for Australia, and Victoria in particular.
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