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Powerhouse mining sector

From Savanth Sebastian - CommSec

Quarterly Labour force data; RBA Speech; Imports In percentage terms, employment in the mining sector expanded rapidly over the past year. In the year to August, mining sector employment grew

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16 Sep 2010

Aussie tourism in trouble

From Craig James - Commsec

Regional economy Australia’s tourism sector was already in trouble, but it is now set to come under even more pressure from renewed strength of the Aussie dollar. The Australian dollar

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13 Sep 2010

Weekly market & economic update 10 September 2010

From Shane Oliver - AMP chief economist

Headline developments of the past week US President Obama announced plans for another round of fiscal stimulus including increased infrastructure spending, accelerated tax write-offs for new investment that would allow

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10 Sep 2010

Unemployment rate slides to 19-month low

From Savanth Sebastian - CommSec

Labour force Employment rose by 30,900 in August, in line with forecasts centred on job gains of around 29,000. The July result was revised up to show job growth of

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09 Sep 2010

Australia still the lucky country

From AMP Limited

Australia still the lucky country – with Australians happier than global peers Australians are among the most satisfied people in the world with almost 90 per cent very satisfied or

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29 Jul 2010

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