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4 July 2008
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Super funds: top and bottom ten


(30 June 2008)
THIS year all super funds are expected to deliver a negative investment performance but there is a big 10% gap between the best and worst performing funds.  - more
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Shocker for shares
(Thursday, 3 July 2008)

THE S&P-ASX 200 sank below the 5000 point mark today – its lowest level in almost two years. Leading the shocker of a show were resource stocks, with most of the majors, and many more, slumping into the red.
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Stock   ASX
Code		 Close
($)		 Change
(cents)		 Change
(%)
ILU   Iluka Resources 4.69 7.00 1.52
ERA   Energy Resources 24.50 -12.00 -0.49
AQP   Aquarius Platinum. 16.30 -32.00 -1.93
PDN   Paladin Energy Ltd 6.50 -17.00 -2.55
EQN   Equinox Minerals Ltd 4.52 -13.00 -2.80


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Get behind us on strikes or ‘get out’: VTA
(Wednesday, 2 July 2008)

THE brewing war between road transport industry bodies and the Queensland-based Southern Cross Party is heating up, with the Victorian Transport Association the latest to denounce the planned nationwide truck driver strikes, calling on truckies to get behind the VTA or “get out of the industry”.
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GrainCorp restructure takes shape
Microsoft topples Qantas as most authentic Aussie brand
Lower Hunter transport needs to come under review

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Market falls to lowest since 2006
(Thursday, 3 July 2008)

THE Australian stock market today plunged to its lowest level in two years, dropping below 5000 points as the resource sector tumbled.
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Call to abandon Beaconsfield inquest: report
Resource increase for IGC and Nkwe
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Uranium: rethinking the rethink
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(Thursday, 3 July 2008)

PROTAL Metals may have missed the boat, but we may have been missing the point. The Outcrop by Robin Bromby
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WASM cuts classes at Kalgoorlie campus
Iluka’s $1.3bn iron ore bonus
Indigenous companies helping the boom along
The virtues of cleanliness

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Work resumes at Galoc
(Friday, 4 July 2008)

THE floating, production, storage and offtake vessel Rubicon Intrepid has returned to the Galoc oil field, offshore the Philippines, and is expected to start reconnection procedures today, according to co-venturer Nido Petroleum.
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GB makes offer for Imperial
Geosequestration project hits milestone
Geoscience convention to consider oil, gas issues
SA drilling program moving ahead: GulfX

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Caledon moves closer to Minyango development
(Thursday, 3 July 2008)

DEVELOPMENT of an underground coal mine at Caledon Resources’ Minyango exploration project is looking more positive with the company upping its resources by 52 million tonnes.
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Australia's energy R&D spending
A strong, sticky situation
T-Rex strides in
Scott wins coal contract

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Indigenous contractors helping the boom along
(Thursday, 3 July 2008)

A FEW years ago names such as CDE Capital, Ngarda Civil and Mining and Central Mining and Contracting were largely unknown. These companies are Indigenous mining contractors and experiencing rising demand for their services. By Noel Dyson
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Fix the mess: Brundell
Caterpillar inks deal with Chinese
New best friend for Qld construction industry
Risk management step-by-step

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In brief: MRET consultation paper released
(Thursday, 3 July 2008)

  • MRET consultation paper released
  • Senate inquiry into food production
  • US court rejects power plant permit
  • NSW Earth Awards winners announced

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CleanTech: Solar players pass bright milestones
CleanTech: Sector stands its ground during credit crunch
CleanTech company profile: Aqua Guardian
CleanTech opinion: Government needs new support tools

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Unilife cuts Sanofi deal
(Thursday, 3 July 2008)

UNILIFE Medical Solutions has finally fleshed out the deal the company has been hinting has been in the pipeline for some months, announcing this week that the company will license the exclusive rights to its ready-to-fill syringes to French drug giant Sanofi-Aventis.
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pSivida partner files for US IPO
QRx joins OTCQX
Corbett goes Dutch in $US135m take out
UK reimbursement win for Resonance

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$US40 million logging scandal could be PNG’s biggest corruption case
(Thursday, 3 July 2008)

AN UNNAMED PNG Government minister reportedly has $US40 million (K103.91 million) accumulated from logging exports sitting in a Singapore bank account according to a report in one of the nation’s leading newspapers.
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Invincible under the spotlight for ABG deals
Frontier considers EL settlement as landowners battle on
Oxiana to sell Martabe stake to Antam
Landowners protest Buffalo-Madison JV

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Intergenerational wars in the workplace
(Wednesday, 2 July 2008)

FOUR generations are working side-by-side in Australian workplaces. Each generation has different values, methods, work ethics and ways of communicating, creating a melting pot of simmering frustration, misunderstanding and warfare in the workplace.
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Market yourself and get ahead
OP Best Recipe – Tom Yum Soup
OP Job of the Week: Perth
Mood reading computers could be a reality

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