Business
OlyDam document in the bag
A KEY milestone in the expansion of Olympic Dam mine was reached with the handover of the draft Supplementary Environmental Impact Statement.
Shoppers staying on the sidelines
AUSTRALIAN shoppers went into hiding in October, even before the sharp rate rise in November, retail figures show.
It's banks versus credit unions now
A BATTLE is looming between credit unions and the big banks as the Government prepares measures to establish a fifth banking pillar.
Aussie stocks in strong trade
AUSTRALIAN stocks are trading stronger after Wall Street soared in reaction to encouraging employment figures in the US.
$A opens higher
THE Australian dollar this morning opened three quarters of a cent higher as traders moved back into riskier assets.
The mining tax and all the reactions, the arguments for and against - all in one place in our Mining & Energy section.
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SA Business Journal
Kelly Engineering takes regional honours
A tool that cuts farmers' fuel use and need for chemicals has helped Kelly Engineering win the title of Australia's Regional Exporter of the Year.
Mining & Energy
Ramelius shares soar on gold find
SOUTH Australian gold producer Ramelius Resources has intercepted high-grade gold at its Mt Magnet project in WA.
Business Owner
Avoid New Year tax headache
SMALL to medium businesses should sort out any outstanding tax debts before the end of Dec, warns Adelaide law firm Kelly & Co.
Money
NAB faces retail compensation bid
BANK facing class action from retailers over losses made during busy Christmas period.
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Financials
Gold flirts with return to $US1400
GOLD flirted with the $US1400 mark today but settled with modest gains as positive news from Europe boosted investor appetite for risk.
The Australian Business
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- Nestle opens 'hands on' store
- No sugar-coating CSR anger with NZ
- Shaw confident on Shapiro departure
- China freeze to boost rare earth miners
- Aston calls on ACCC to review port access
- Asian investment down 11pc
- Cautious Gen Y disappoints Japan's bosses
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Driver dies in high-speed horror
THE impact of a fatal Seaton smash was so violent that a car destroyed a Stobie pole after bouncing off a bus during what police have been told was a race.
Sport
Johnson axed for second Test
MITCHELL Johnson says he feels "mentally fine" with his bowling after losing his place in the Australian side for the second Ashes Test.
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Victor Harbor Schoolies 2010
MAC Photo Booth, Schoolies, Victor Harbor Schoolies, Victor Harbor 2010
Miners killed in NZ disaster
A second explosion has left no hope of finding 29 men trapped in a New Zealand mine alive.
New chimp enclosure at Monarto Zoo
Four female chimpanzees from The Netherlands went on public display for the first time at Monarto Zoo today.
Miss South Australia
Organisers of the Miss South Australia contest are celebrating 60 years with an exhibition at UniSA's City Campus
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ENTERTAINMENT
Heath 'on screen from beyond grave'
HEATH Ledger's character the Joker could be resurrected in the next Batman movie.
TECHNOLOGY
Broadband job revolution
THE National Broadband Network will transform the way business operates, an Access Economics surveys says.
TRAVEL
Plane lands in Iraq after 20-year detour
THE first flight from a European airline has arrived in Baghdad since a 1990 international embargo.
