Tuesday, September 13, 2016

Focus on opportunities, not cost: NBN boss and other top stories.

  • Focus on opportunities, not cost: NBN boss

    Focus on opportunities, not cost: NBN boss
    Lilly VitorovichAustralian Associated PressNBN Co boss Bill Morrow is urging Australians to forget the $49 billion price tag on the national broadband network and focus on the many opportunities it offers.Mr Morrow believes the public's attention should be on the technological advances the NBN could afford in health, education and entertainment."The NBN is unique globally, it will give Australia a unique edge," he said at an Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce lunch on Friday."We're now enterin..
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  • SA storms leave residents without phones, power

    SA storms leave residents without phones, power
    SA storms leave residents without phones, power for more than 24 hours Posted September 09, 2016 20:13:25 Parts of South Australia's Eyre Peninsula and West Coast regions have been without electricity and phone services for more than 24 hours, following wild storms on Thursday afternoon.SA Power Networks estimates 10,000 properties are still without power, while Telstra has reported problems with landlines, mobiles and internet services.SA Police said residents who ne..
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  • User-pays road scheme to replace fuel excise tax trialled in Victoria

    User-pays road scheme to replace fuel excise tax trialled in Victoria
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  • Striking Centrelink public servants 'absurd' says government

    Striking Centrelink public servants 'absurd' says government
    Labor has tried to increase the pressure on the Coalition government to settle  its three years dispute with tens of thousands of its public servants. 'Absurd': Minister for Employment Michaelia Cash blames "games" by the CPSU for the disruption. Photo: Alex Ellinghausen Commonwealth officials from a number of departments walked off the job on Friday invoking the scorn of Employment Minister Michaelia Cash, who said they were in an "absurd position" and Public Service Commissioner John L..
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  • Tourism boom: overseas visitors explode as Australia enjoys superstar status

    Tourism boom: overseas visitors explode as Australia enjoys superstar status
    There's nothing like Australia1:30Watch Tourism Australia's latest advertising campaign, 'There's Nothing Like Australia', which lets the nation's best elements 'speak for themselves'. Tourist Jesica Melul from Argentina at Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast. Picture: Luke MarsdenRobyn IronsideNews Corp Australia NetworkAUSTRALIA is on track to welcome more than eight million overseas visitors in 2016 after another double-digit increase in monthly arrivals. Data from the Australian Bureau of St..
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  • Markets Live: Draghi drags on ASX

    Markets Live: Draghi drags on ASX
    That's it for Markets Live for today. Thanks for reading and have a great weekend. See you all again Monday morning from 9. Australian shares closed down for the fourth week in a row after the European Central Bank failed to extend its monetary stimulus program and investors piled out of the big banks. Oil surged higher throughout Friday, giving energy stocks a boost, but the number of companies going ex-dividend this week kept pressure on shares, which traded sideways for most of the week bef..
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  • Nick Xenophon seeks Labor support for compromise to save Arena renewable fund

    Nick Xenophon seeks Labor support for compromise to save Arena renewable fund
    Nick Xenophon has revealed his party will oppose cuts to the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (Arena) and propose amendments to allow the agency to recoup some funds or take equity in projects it invests in. The compromise comes after sustained Greens opposition and uncertainty within Labor over whether to accept the $1.3bn cut to Arena contained in the government’s omnibus savings bill. Xenophon told Guardian Australia on Friday he will write to shadow climate change and energy minister, Mar..
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  • Clive Palmer questioned in court over Queensland Nickel collapse

    Clive Palmer questioned in court over Queensland Nickel collapse
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  • Stress in the aged care sector is likely to spread

    Stress in the aged care sector is likely to spread
    "We spend our time responding to, dare I say, government whims", says Paull English, General Manager of Residential Services with BaptistCare. Alex Ellinghausen "We spend our time responding to, dare I say, government whims," says BaptistCare general manager Paull English."We make significant changes to our business, like the billing process for example, and then 12 months later we find, oh, they are not allowing us to use that anymore."Mr Engl..
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  • Debt jam blocking Origin's advance, says incoming chief Frank Calabria

    Debt jam blocking Origin's advance, says incoming chief Frank Calabria
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