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1 day, 8 hours ago 2008-12-01 Health the big winner from the weekend COAG meeting
Nicola Roxon has finally clinched the commonwealth-state health agreement, with a massive injection of funds to the states and territories to upgrade the health system. But the government says the ...
Radio National Breakfast - business & finance - midnight Monday 1st December 2008
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4 days, 8 hours ago 2008-11-28 East Timor politics
Nobody ever said that rebuilding and governing the new nation of East Timor would be easy. But Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao is facing increasing challenges, including complaints about government spending, ...
Radio National Breakfast - business & finance - midnight Friday 28th November 2008
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2008-11-28 Finance with Sue Lannin
The latest finance news here and abroad with Sue Lannin.
Radio National Breakfast - business & finance - midnight Friday 28th November 2008
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5 days, 8 hours ago 2008-11-27 Finance: Sue Lannin
The latest finance news here and abroad with Sue Lannin.
Radio National Breakfast - business & finance - midnight Thursday 27th November 2008
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2008-11-27 Opposition claims Labor is prepared to abandon fiscal discipline
Shadow federal treasurer Julie Bishop has accused the government of abandoning fiscal discipline and giving in too easily to the idea of going into deficit to stimulate the economy. Prime ...
Radio National Breakfast - business & finance - midnight Thursday 27th November 2008
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6 days, 8 hours ago 2008-11-26 An extra $800 billion to kick-start the ailing US economy
The US government has doubled the size of its financial rescue package with an extra $800 billion, in a further attempt to kick-start the stuttering American economy. The money will ...
Radio National Breakfast - business & finance - midnight Wednesday 26th November 2008
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2008-11-26 Few surprises in new industrial laws
Professor of industrial law, Ron McCallum, says there are several areas of interest in the government's Fair Work bill, but few surprises, with most of the proposed new laws being ...
Radio National Breakfast - business & finance - midnight Wednesday 26th November 2008
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2008-11-26 Risks for businesses in new industrial relations laws
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry says there will be risks for businesses under the new industrial relations laws, particularly as the economy begins to slow. Small businesses are ...
Radio National Breakfast - business & finance - midnight Wednesday 26th November 2008
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2008-11-26 Finance with Sue Lannin
The latest finance news here and abroad with Sue Lannin.
Radio National Breakfast - business & finance - midnight Wednesday 26th November 2008
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2008-11-26 Warren Buffett: The Making of an American Capitalist
Not for nothing is he known as the 'Oracle of Omaha': Warren Buffett is worth an estimated $62 billion. As a self-made legend, the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway ...
Radio National Breakfast - business & finance - midnight Wednesday 26th November 2008
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1 week ago 2008-11-25 Britain's new economics stimulus package
The British government has announced it will spend £20 billion to fund tax cuts in an attempt to stimulate the economy. One of the key measures is to cut the ...
Radio National Breakfast - business & finance - midnight Tuesday 25th November 2008
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2008-11-25 Shareholder veto on salaries not necessarily the answer
Malcolm Turnbull has proposed a tougher regime to make shareholder votes on executive salaries binding; the government says it will look at the suggestion. But is it a good idea? ...
Radio National Breakfast - business & finance - midnight Tuesday 25th November 2008
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2008-11-25 Barack Obama's new economics team
It will be big, fast and bold but the US economy 'is likely to get worse before it gets better.' That's the message from US President-elect Barack Obama as he ...
Radio National Breakfast - business & finance - midnight Tuesday 25th November 2008
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2008-11-25 Finance: Sue Lannin
The latest finance news here and abroad with Sue Lannin.
Radio National Breakfast - business & finance - midnight Tuesday 25th November 2008
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2008-11-25 Fundamental flaws in proposed carbon scheme: Australia Institute
Cabinet this week is thrashing out the final details of the proposed carbon trading scheme, as well as the 2020 targets for cuts to Australia's greenhouse gas emissions. But even ...
Radio National Breakfast - business & finance - midnight Tuesday 25th November 2008
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