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The number of people that visited Australia in October was 2.3 per cent lower than visited in September, new figures have revealed.
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The number of job advertisements in newspapers and on the internet rose for a seventh consecutive month in November, according to a leading survey, auguring wel…
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West Australian Premier Colin Barnett has confirmed his "accident prone" former treasurer Troy Buswell is working on a report into housing affordability.
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The number of properties being advertised for sale nationally has risen sharply during the spring selling season of this year and the current volume of stock on…
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SLOW and steady seems to be the way the market is travelling in the final weeks of 2010.
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Ever since the news broke that Oprah was heading Down Under, cries of ``hallelujah'' and ``praise the Lord'' have been heard echoing around the boardrooms of To…
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BRITISH novelist Terry Pratchett writes that "the IQ of a mob is the IQ of its most stupid member divided by the number of mobsters". I think about that rather…
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As the cameras swivel around on their perches to show us the splendid scenery of each Australian Test match city, how many sofa-bound cricket fans sitting i…
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The Australian government is to use biometrics to strengthen its border security, which could be of interest to people migrating to the country.
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Unemployment in Australia needs to remain low to allow the price of property in the country to grow or at least remain stable, an economist has claimed.
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Retail sales have fallen sharply, underscoring the weakness in the economy and ruling out any RBA rate hikes until mid-2011 at the earliest.
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Less money was spent on renovating properties in Australia in the third quarter of the year than in the second quarter.
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