BHP chairman cuts expenditure outlook

BHP Billiton chairman Jacques Nasser says the global miner will not spend the $80bn on growth projects.

BHP Billiton chairman Jacques Nasser says the global miner will not spend the $80bn on growth projects.

SP Ausnet profit boosted

SP AusNet's full year profit has risen to $253 million due partly to higher electricity prices.

SP AusNet's full year profit has risen to $253 million due partly to higher electricity prices.

Casual workers need more rights- ACTU

The ACTU plans to campaign for new laws to give casual workers more protection in job security.

The ACTU plans to campaign for new laws to give casual workers more protection in job security.

Japan to pay $US4.4bn for WA LNG stake

Japan's government and several major firms are to buy a 10 per cent stake in an Aust natural gas field.

Japan's government and several major firms are to buy a 10 per cent stake in an Aust natural gas field.

Gas industry told to act defensively

The gas industry must not gouge its customers if it wants a credible voice in the Aust gas debate.

The gas industry must not gouge its customers if it wants a credible voice in the Aust gas debate.

Budget to hurt small firms- Hockey

Shadow treasurer Joe Hockey says the federal budget has nothing to compensate small businesses.

Shadow treasurer Joe Hockey says the federal budget has nothing to compensate small businesses.

NSW govt to meet with Hilliers

NSW public housing projects are in question after the voluntary administration of St Hilliers Construction.

NSW public housing projects are in question after the voluntary administration of St Hilliers Construction.

Toll shares plunge amid earnings gloom

Transport and logistics group Toll Holdings has warned of lower earnings in 2012

Transport and logistics group Toll Holdings has warned of lower earnings in 2012

Wages, sentiment data vindicate rate cut

Steady wages growth and stagnation in lending factor into the vindication of last week's interest rate cut.

Steady wages growth and stagnation in lending factor into the vindication of last week's interest rate cut.

Australian shares close lower

Australian stocks closed at a two-month low, after one of its sharpest one-day percentage falls this year.

Australian stocks closed at a two-month low, after one of its sharpest one-day percentage falls this year.

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