Business Diary: February 7 - Yorkshire Post
Yorkshire PostBusiness Diary: February 7Yorkshire PostPilots are welcome in Western Australia and zoologists in the Australian Capital Territory. There is little or no demand for landscape gardeners while journalists and stockbrokers could be out of luck entirely. But why on earth would anyone want to ...
Questions linger over ACT trial's effectiveness - ABC Online
Questions linger over ACT trial's effectivenessABC OnlineELEANOR HALL: The Federal Government is under pressure to beef up its proposed mandatory pre-commitment trial by expanding it beyond the borders of the Australian Capital Territory. As Lexi Metherell reports, there are concerns that problem gamblers in ...and more »
Australia Retail Sales Fall 0.1% In December - NASDAQ
The West AustralianAustralia Retail Sales Fall 0.1% In DecemberNASDAQBy region, New South Wales was up 0.2 percent, along with Western Australia (0.5 percent), Victoria (0.1 percent) and South Australia (0.3 percent). The Australian Capital Territory (0.0 percent) was relatively unchanged. Queensland (-0.1 percent) ...The Economy: Stronger Than The Retail Suggest Ahead Of Rate DecisionInternational Business Times AURetail figures just lobby fodder?Inside Retailingall 84 news articles »
ACT trial tipped on pokie laws - Adelaide Now
BBC NewsACT trial tipped on pokie lawsAdelaide NowThere are signs Tasmanian independent Andrew Wilkie may agree to a trial period in the ACT. Source: Quest Newspapers ANDREW Wilkie has dismissed reports the Gillard Government is to back out of its agreement to laws for mandatory pre-commitment ...Australia government loses MP's support over slot machinesBBC Newsall 1,113 news articles »
Syrian embassy in Canberra attacked - China Daily
Syrian embassy in Canberra attackedChina DailyCANBERRA - The Syrian embassy in the Australian capital of Canberra was attacked at about 9:30 pm local time on Saturday. Three staff members were in the embassy during the attack, but no one was harmed. Australia Capital Territory (ACT) Police ...and more »
ACT clubs refuse to pledge support for reform - Business Spectator
FiveAAACT clubs refuse to pledge support for reformBusiness SpectatorClubs in the Australian Capital Territory have refused to guarantee that they will support Prime Minister Julia Gillard's plan to conduct a trial of mandatory pre-commitment technology in the region, according to a report by the Australian Financial ...Pokies fallout deepens as trial cost revealedABC Onlineall 151 news articles »
Former ACT Chief Minister Takes Top NPF Job - Pro Bono Australia
Former ACT Chief Minister Takes Top NPF JobPro Bono AustraliaFormer Australian Capital Territory Chief Minister, Kate Carnell AO, has been appointed as the new Chief Executive of beyondblue - a high profile Not for Profit dealing with issues around depression. Carnell is the second former Chief Minister to take ...and more »
Retail sales worst since 1984 - Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney Morning HeraldRetail sales worst since 1984Sydney Morning HeraldIn South Australia, sales fell 0.7 per cent and 0.1 per cent in Tasmania, while in the Northern Territory sales volumes tumbled 2.6 per cent. Bucking the trend, Victoria recorded a 1.5 per cent rise and the Australian Capital Territory saw sales climb ...Australian Stock Market Report - Afternoon 2/6/2012NASDAQall 373 news articles »
A pokies trial in the ACT is bordering on the futile - Sydney Morning Herald
A pokies trial in the ACT is bordering on the futileSydney Morning HeraldThere are two good reasons why you wouldn't want to rely on the results of Julia Gillard's much-ballyhooed poker machine trial in the Australian Capital Territory: geography and history. Politicians applauding the mandatory pre-commitment pokies trial ...and more »
Dreary December: Retail Figures Hit -0.1% - ChannelNews
Dreary December: Retail Figures Hit -0.1%ChannelNewsWestern Australia (10%), followed by Northern Territory (4.6%), and Victoria (2.6%), showed the biggest yearly retail growth followed by Queensland (1.8%), South Australia (1.5%), Tasmania (0.9%), and New South Wales (0.9%). Australian Capital ...Retail figures show no joy for Christmas tradeDynamic BusinessChristmas sales boost territory's retail resultThe Canberra Timesall 27 news articles »