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Victorian property values plummet $40 billion in six months - News.com.au
Melbourne's median house price of $450,000 mid-2008 is now down to $427,500, according to estimates, the Herald Sun reports . And house price expectations across Australia have sunk to an all-time low, a new report says. Victoria's $800 billion ...

Retail sales hit a high Down Under - Economic Times
MELBOURNE: Australian retailers may have record post-Christmas sales as lower borrowing costs and government stimulus packages spur consumer demand, according to the industry’s peak representative body. Sales may rise more than 3% to A$14.6 billion ...

Union pushes ahead with wage claim - ninemsn
The union movement is pushing ahead with wage claims despite the Rudd government calling for restraint in difficult times. The slowing economy will suffer further if the real incomes of workers are not protected, the ACTU says. Unions are under ...

NAB keeps mum on UK banks sale - The Age
National Australia Bank is keeping mum over whether it will offload its UK assets as new chief executive Cameron Clyne prepares to update the market on the bank's strategic direction. Australia's biggest bank by assets also didn't rule out an ...

Punish savers and make them spend money - Times Online
The battlelines are drawn. On one side we have the Labour Government and the Liberal Democrats, the Bank of England, the US Federal Reserve Board and the vast majority of Keynesian economists in every country - plus Barack Obama. On the other side ...

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This scenario may well apply to much of the world's banking system. The Japanese might be, or have been, a nation of savers, but they are not the world's best bankers. But who is? Iceland, Ireland? The real problem takes us back to the US, which will ...

Global economic crisis seen through ordinary eyes - The Australian
EXECUTIVE coach Olive Briscoe talks to the big end of town and knows how the financial crisis has hit the rich. In conversations with chief executives, she has heard how spaces in private schools have opened up and the price of second-hand Ferraris ...

Cabbies work 24-hour shifts - Sydney Morning Herald
TAXI drivers are putting passengers' lives at risk by working up to 24 hours straight to cash in on popular holidays such as New Year's Eve and Australia Day. In a breach of regulations described by NSW Transport Minister David Campbell as "dangerous ...

World will avoid a repeat of the Great Depression says top economist - News.com.au
US economist says crisis is "no depression" This recession more serious than others Asia should maintain positive growth THE world is facing a serious recession but should avoid a repeat of the Great Depression it experienced in the 1930s, a top US ...

GMAC no longer sole GM car financier - ninemsn
GMAC will no longer have exclusive rights to provide low-interest loans to people who buy General Motors Corp. vehicles, and it will stop financing leases under a complex deal to get federal aid for the troubled lender. GMAC LLC disclosed the terms ...

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