AUSTRALIA'S largest retailer, Woolworths, says it will oppose the appeal by the New Zealand Commerce Commission (NZCC) against the NZ High Court's decision to allow the grocer to bid for The Warehouse Group.
DNA testing could prove that "quiet loner" Billy Meade, who was buried in a small Queensland cemetery 69 years ago, was actually Kelly Gang bushranger Steve Hart.
The Snook mentioned the other night that the grocery store had some lovely carrots (which he was serving to me for dinner), which reminded me that I've had a hankering for come carrot cake lately. I made the mistake of
THE size of China's economy is overestimated by some 40 per cent, but it remains the world's second largest using a ranking based on purchasing power, the World Bank said overnight.
SEVEN years after being arrested "in a blaze of publicity", former tax office whiz-kid Nick Petroulias has been found guilty of bribery and corruption.
THE Rudd Government will stick with its election promise to legislate 10 national employment standards as part of plans to abolish the Coalition's Work Choices laws.
THE dollar opened sharply lower today, slipping below the 85 US cents mark in overnight trade as a stronger US dollar, slumping base metals prices and a spike in risk aversion all conspired to weigh on the unit.
THE consortium vying to build Australia's first open access broadband network has won the competition watchdog's approval for the early pricing regime on its $3.6 billion proposal.
OIL prices will remain at high levels into next year owing to tight supplies and despite fears that a weak US economy may dent crude demand, leading energy consultants said in London overnight.
Newly elected Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd should make human rights a priority for the new government's policies at home and abroad, Human Rights Watch said in a letter today.