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More schools benefit from university upgrades

01.08.2008 03:22    waikato.ac.nz
Another half dozen schools and early childhood centres will benefit this month from computer upgrades at the University of Waikato.

Seven million bitter drops to swallow

01.08.2008 02:03    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
STARBUCKS says costs related to its closure of 600 underperforming stores led it to post a loss for its fiscal third quarter.
Seven million bitter drops to swallow

Choice: rates cut or recession

01.08.2008 02:03    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
IT'S official, the Reserve Bank has gone too far with its relentless run of interest rate rises, with economists now calling for urgent rate cuts to save the country from full-blown recession.
Choice: rates cut or recession


Time for RBA to start cutting rates

01.08.2008 02:03    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
PREPARE for official interest rate cuts now with RBA ready to reverse course now before the braking economy goes into stall.
Time for RBA to start cutting rates

Manufacturing activity nears 3-year low

01.08.2008 02:03    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
AUSTRALIAN manufacturing activity has hit a near three-year low as high interest rates slow the economy, a report shows.

Groves clings to ABC reins

01.08.2008 02:02    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
ABC Learning boss Eddy Groves claimed he "put his nuts on the line" and is the best person to run the embattled childcare company.
Groves clings to ABC reins

Telstra accused of swindling workers' pay

01.08.2008 02:02    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
UNIONS have accused Telstra of dipping into the pay packets of up to 20,000 staff on individual employment contracts, but the telco says it is simply complying with the law.

Suncorp shares sink on profit warning

01.08.2008 02:02    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
SUNCORP Metway said severe storms and the global credit crunch would cut its annual profit by half, sending its shares into a tailspin.
Suncorp shares sink on profit warning

NAB faces loan woes

01.08.2008 02:02    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
NAB chairman Michael Chaney yesterday tried to reassure investors that the bank was on top of its loan book, but analysts are still worried that he may have more bad news to deliver.

Mirvac freezes $240m in funds

01.08.2008 02:02    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
PROPERTY giant Mirvac has become the latest casualty amid the carnage of the property sector downturn after being forced to freeze more than $240 million of funds belonging to hundreds of ordinary investors.

A tale of two payouts

01.08.2008 01:58    headlinefeeds.news.com.au (2)
IT'S hard times for some, but never for bank executives.

Sydney-Melbourne rail line blocked

01.08.2008 01:58    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
BOTH main rail lines between Melbourne and Sydney remain blocked today by a goods train derailment north of Benalla, in northeast Victoria.

Man to be retried on terror charges

01.08.2008 01:58    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
MELBOURNE man Jack Thomas will be retried on terrorism charges after the High Court today dismissed an appeal bid from his lawyers.

Goods train derailed

01.08.2008 01:58    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
A GOODS train has derailed in Victoria's north-east, obstructing both sides of the main Melbourne to Sydney rail line.

24 years for burning husband alive

01.08.2008 01:58    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
A WOMAN who murdered her former husband by dousing him in petrol and setting him alight must serve at least 24 years in jail.

Kids may have seen road rage stabbing

01.08.2008 01:58    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
A MAN was stabbed in a road rage attack that may have been witnessed by children in the cars involved in a collision.

Bag labelled 'bomb' got past security checks

01.08.2008 01:58    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
A LARGE bag with "BOMB" written across it passed through Qantas check-in and security screening for oversized luggage.
Bag labelled 'bomb' got past security checks

Governor-general 'can pick own staff'

01.08.2008 01:57    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
PRIME Minister Kevin Rudd has backed incoming governor-general Quentin Bryce's right to appoint her own staff.

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