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People in the central business district walk past a news ticker outside the Australia Reserve Bank )

Australia Business Economy Employment Photos

NZ Herald
Australia edges closer to joining recession
Page 1 of 2 4:00AM Saturday Jul 04, 2009 By Victoria Batchelor The future is not looking quite so rosy for the Australian economy. Photo / AP... (photo: AP / Rob Griffith)

In this photo released by BHP BIlliton, a worker at the BHP Billiton Copper mine at Escondida, Chile

Business Company Market Mining Photos

NZ Herald
Rio Tinto sells $24b of shares
4:00AM Saturday Jul 04, 2009 MELBOURNE: Rio Tinto Group, the world's third-largest mining company, completed this year's second biggest share sale, reducing the high level of debt that forced it to... (photo: AP Photo)

South African head coach Peter de Villiers watches his team's rugby training session at Porirua Park, Wellington, New Zealand, Monday, July 7, 2008.

Yahoo Daily News
Top Five: Unrepentant B*******
Eurosport - The South African rugby coach's eloquent defence of the dark art of eye gouging prompts our look back at the sportsmen who just couldn't bring themselves to say sorry. Springbok coach... (photo: AP / NZPA, Tim Hales)

African Photos Rugby Sport Villiers

KLdy1 - Sept08 - currency - australian dollar - aussie dollar. (dy1)

The Australian
Australian dollar lower at noon on US jobs data
THE dollar was lower at noon as it slowly recovered from a "body-blow" in worse-than-expected US jobless data. At 12.00pm (AEST), the local currency was trading at $US0.7959/63, down from yesterday's... (photo: WN / Denise Yong)

Aussie Business Dollar Money Photos

Singapore Tiger airways, airlines, aircraft, aeroplane , airport,

The Australian
Tiger plans to expand domestic fleet
TIGER Airways has embarked on an aggressive expansion plan after breaking the long-standing duopoly of Qantas and Virgin Blue on the lucrative Sydney-Melbourne route. The... (photo: Creative commons)

Airways Photos Tiger Transport Travel

Kevin Michael Rudd is the Leader of the Opposition in the Australian Parliament - hires- am1

The Australian
Kevin Rudd's spin puts spell on Canberra press gallery
KEVIN Rudd may have failed to emulate Bob Hawke's "love affair with the Australian people", but his honeymoon with much of the media shows no sign of losing its ardour... (photo: Creative Commons)

Australia Canberra News Photos Political

IBM D11 in the museum "Haus zur Geschichte der IBM Datenverarbeitung" in Sindelfingen, Germany

The Examiner
IBM Power Systems Again Trump Latest Intel Offering, Highlights Total Systems Value
Distributed by Press Release EMAIL ARTICLE PRINT ARTICLE ARMONK, N.Y. (Map) - Study Shows How Power Systems Advantages Help IBM's Clients Running SAP Solutions Save up to... (photo: Creative Commons / JuergenG)

Company Development Intel Photos Power

People drop in to view the board at the Australian stock exchange at Sydney Friday, July 27, 2007. A

NZ Herald
Australian stocks: Market closes flat after early gains
New 6:58PM Thursday Jul 02, 2009 MELBOURNE - The Australian share market closed flat after earlier gains were whittled back despite gains in resources sector gains and a... (photo: AP Photo)

Economy Financial Market Photos Stock

Aussie Dollar - AUD - Australian Dollar - Currency - Money.

The Australian
Australian dollar firmer at noon
THE dollar was higher at noon, with overnight gains offsetting a worsening in the nation's trade balance in May. At 12.00pm (AEST), the local currency was trading at... (photo: WN / patricia)
Australia Currency Market Photos Trade

KLdy1 - May07 - ANZ Royal Bank in Cambodia. (dy1)

NZ Herald
ANZ eyes Asian bank assets
4:00AM Thursday Jul 02, 2009 By Cathy Chan and Ambereen Choudhury Australia & New Zealand Banking may buy Royal Bank of Scotland units in at least five Asian countries as... (photo: WN)
Photos Newzealand India Bank Australia

Media & News

	The natural choice Sky Sports
	Australia's smiling assassin BBC News
	MCG to get a new prized son: Murali Sydney Morning Herald
	Broad looks to turn potential into performance The Times of India

Import & Export

	AFGHANISTAN-ANGOLA: Rice production high but imports steady IRINnews
	African Leaders Oppose International Criminal Court Modern Ghana
	England's summer of rejection ESPN
	Feature: Weaning Ghana off Foreign Aid: Is it Possible? Joy Online

Society & Education

	Carbon labels set for food products The Australian
	Sacha Baron Cohen pics draw ire of L.A. schools chief USA Today
	Australian govt taking strict action after India's intervention: Ravi The Times of India
	Breastfeed program banned after 30 years The Australian

Australia Headlines

Monster haul: Three new dinosaurs discovered

North ton puts Australia on top

New dinosaur found in Australia

Pygmy hippo born at Edinburgh Zoo

Australia's North finds Test bearings

Miliband seeks urgent 'clarification' over Iran embassy staf

Job security key issue in Air Canada labor talks

Adelaide, South Australia, Australia 2009.02.25
sunny.
	Min: 18°C/64°F Max: 35°C/95°F

A man watches a screen showing stock prices at a brokerage firm in Hong Kong Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2009. Asian stock markets

Asian markets gain on positive Chinese data

Australia's newly-elected Prime Minister Kevin Rudd gestures during a press conference after winning the federal election in Brisbane, Australia, Sunday,

Teachers tick $810m plan as value for money demanded in spending on labs

Joe Hockey (sl1)

Joe Hockey creates more turmoil for Malcolm Turnbull

Costello adviser tipped for seat The Australian
Downer's business entry ends in administration The Australian
Labor sorts out its branches The Australian
Pulp mill refuses to die The Australian
Take me to my leader, whoever it is The Australian
Demolition derby that was Melbourne The Australian
A splurge too many The Australian
Christopher Pyne is member for whatever it takes The Australian
A solemn, knowing voice steered by traditional beliefs The Australian
Bereft of their own resources The Australian
Locked out of the economic future The Australian
Rudd dodges blame on bungles The Australian
Devine an indomitable cavalier The Australian
Clive Palmer has resources to build a mining house The Australian
Curse of the undead fixed term The Australian
China's lonely heretic The Australian
Baptist minister's son jailed for rapes The Australian
I'll bounce back, says combative Malcolm Turnbull The Australian
Turnbull vows to bounce back from poll battering The Australian
Political drama Down Under Gulf News

Drinking Water

Water recycling plan switched off

An investor keeps watch on stock prices at the Australian Stock Exchange in Sydney Friday, August 10, 2007. The Australian Securities Exchange main gauge, the S&P ASX 200 Index, dropped as much as 2.7 per cent this morning, or more than 170 points, to a low of 5994.4, and was down 2.5 per cent to 6009.1 at 10.20 a.m. (AP Photo/Mark Baker)hg3

Australian stocks: Market falls nearly two per cent

A man studies a Tokyo brokerage's electronic board indicating global stock index downturn Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2008.

Global stock rally stunted, but still has legs

Sydney Entertainment Centre's business 'a mess' The Australian
Illegal cigarette trade has plenty of puff The Australian
Show helps home chefs produce master dishes The Australian
Sale costs BHP $1b NZ Herald
Continental drift The Australian
Gordon Ramsay gagged as he returns to Australia for the firs The Daily Mail
Importing league players into union an expensive mistake Sydney Morning Herald
Stimulus package cash registers with retailers The Australian
Unions, employers share common ground The Australian
Strong Demand for Rio Tinto's $15.2 Billion Rights Offering The New York Times
To win India business, Australians praise Sachin, avoid Slum The Times of India
Rio Tinto wraps up world's fifth-largest rights issue Mineweb
More backing for Rio cash-raising BBC News
Rights bonanza for Rio Tinto Business Report
Australian share market closes lower The Australian
Wayne Carey's brother charged over importing drugs The Australian
Services sector gets rare boost The Australian
Services sector up for first time in 15 months The Australian
Rio Tinto: UK share offer earns $15.2bn Business Report
Australian share market lower at noon The Australian

BHP offloads Yabulu nickel refinery - takes $675 million write-down

BHP offloads Yabulu nickel refinery - takes $675 million write-down

Sydney Airport.

Delta begins flights from US to Sydney

mud - soil and water mixture in the garden

Floods change carbon soil levels

Racing: AJC slashes feature stakes NZ Herald
Racing: NZ safe... for the moment NZ Herald
Poppy growers worried about drought Australian Broadcasting Corporation
In Australia, a poor Indian student is the easiest target The Times of India
Breaking news to break Seven: newsreader Ian Ross quits The Australian
Jewish legend Victor Smorgon dies The Australian
Residents fight to save Stony Hill from bulldozer The Australian
Snowy Mountains scheme on tarmac The Australian
Anthony Doesburg: Broadband means more than faster surfing NZ Herald
Bronwyn Watson's The Australian
Living End's triumph The Australian
Rob Hunt closes book on eventful career The Australian
Sponsors unhappy with AJC stake cuts Sydney Morning Herald
Blessed events for all The Australian
Troubled times suit PBL Media's hard man The Australian
Australian sharemarket closes lower after weak US lead The Australian
Victor Smorgon, entrepreneur, dies at age 96 The Australian
Animal testing deaths justified, says Department of Primary The Australian
BHP sells Yabulu refinery, to take $675 mln hit The Guardian
Spiritual street art The Star

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Friday, March 27, 2009.

Asian stocks gain as oil jumps above $73

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2008 in New York. Wall Street rose modestly in light holiday trading Wednesday after the government released downbeat, but unsurprising, readings on U.S. joblessness and consumer spend

Share market ends financial year on positive note

A man walks through the Australian Stock Exchange public viewing area in Sydney, Wednesday, Dec. 31, 2008. The Australian share market opened higher, following gains in U.S. stocks, regaining some of the losses of 2008, the worst calendar year on re

Australian stocks: Market higher on US lead

Australian share market down on Wall St slide The Australian
Asian Markets Fall Ahead of U.S. Jobs Data Wall Street Journal
Beyond Xstrata and Anglo American Mineweb
A lull on Aussie bourse precedes reporting storm The Australian
Australian shares close flat The Times of India
Australian share market higher despite miner gains The Australian
Australian sharemarket closes flat The Australian
Australian share market higher at noon The Australian
Australian share market follows Wall St higher The Australian
Asian Markets Mixed on Economic Data Wall Street Journal
Asia markets mixed as data points to slow recovery Houston Chronicle
Asian markets mixed as data suggests long slog The News Tribune
Shares start new FY in the red The Australian
Pharmaxis Closes Share Purchase Plan The Examiner
Australian share market down 2pc at noon The Australian
Australian share makret tumbles on weak Wall Street The Australian
NZ shares: Market opens half a per cent down NZ Herald
Asian markets mixed, Europe down ahead of key data Houston Chronicle
Asian markets gain, shrugging off Japan's rising joblessness Star Tribune
Asian Markets Gain as Oil Prices Jump The New York Times

West Indies captain Chris Gayle, right, is seen chatting with Sulieman Benn, left, during a net practice at the Riverside's cricket ground, Chester-le-Street, England, Wednesday May 13, 2009.

Chris Gayle signs with WA

Liquefied Petroleum Gas - LPG - Cooking Gas - Delivery Truck - Worker

Fuel prices go down, as LPG rates increase

Ruins-Africa-Sierra Leone-slavery-tourism

Smell of success: Travel agents use holiday scents to sell trips

Roadworks tear up an Adelaide garden community The Australian
Live - Murray v Roddick BBC News
Ready for lift-off The Australian
Freud's dislike of Australians is linked to Ashes team Sydney Morning Herald
Ezard fires up the barbecue for a scorching new twist on Chi The Australian
Fourth of July goes global CNN
Indian students' body in Oz welcomes Rudd's initiatives The Times of India
Virgin Blue launching direct daily flights between Sydney an TravelDailyNews
Federal Court approves $3.8m fine for Patrick, P&O over pric The Australian
Patrick, DP World to pay $1.9m each over competition breache The Australian
Abattoir secures alpaca slaughter licence Australian Broadcasting Corporation
First sods turned on Airly coal mine Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Rio wraps up rights issue, Australia demand strong The Guardian
PM turns on News over OzCar affair The Australian
Five states feel effect of Hunter Valley power failure The Australian
Facing $5m annual loss, AJC slashes $4m from elite races The Australian
West is best - from FC board to the driver's seat in push fo Sydney Morning Herald
Giddy up - punters get on board Cowboys for Sharks shoot-out Sydney Morning Herald
'Best job in the world' website crashes after thousands of B The Daily Mail
Santos pays $476m to widen CSG footprint The Australian

Australia's Simon Katich

The Australian team

Australia's Brett Lee looks up towards the clouds as the rain stops the final one day international cricket match for the ICC Champions Trophy in Mumbai, India, Sunday, Nov 5, 2006

Lee struggling in English conditions: Report

Novak Djokovic plays against Jo-Wilfried Tsonga on Day 10 of the Sony Ericsson Open, Key Biscayne, Florida USA 01.04.09

Wimbledon - Djokovic keen to set record straight

WIMBLEDON LIVE: Roddick breaks British hearts with memorable The Daily Mail
Daily sex 'best for good sperm' Modern Ghana
'Old people' come home after a century abroad NZ Herald
The good oil: US Air Force meets Pimp My Ride NZ Herald
Australia assures full safety to Indian students The Times of India
Senate hit by A(H1N1), but work goes on The Manila Times
Peak-hour taxes backed to reduce road congestion The Australian
Critical stretch for Melbourne's M1 The Australian
Controversial Tarkine route may never be built The Australian
The sick feeling of finding out you don't exist The Australian
WIMBLEDON LIVE: Murray fights back to level semi with Roddic The Daily Mail
Lost Valentinos (No 577) The Guardian
Hilditch answers critics of his attendance The Australian
Williams sisters' Aussie inspiration The Australian
Union or league class is in the player The Australian
Northern exposure The Australian
Shell shock The Australian
First Impressions: Deborah Conway The Australian
Cornish pastels The Australian
WIMBLEDON LIVE: Murray's day of destiny as Briton aims to be The Daily Mail

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