End of the road for the old Holden
For Australia's car makers, it started with a bang, and is ending with a whimper.
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Mark Hawthorne
Mark Hawthorne is Senior Editor at The Age. Previously he was National Business Editor of Fairfax Metro Media.
Holden hopes to roar once again with a new image
A year out from the closure of its two Australian manufacturing plants, and the production of the final locally built Commodore, Holden has unveiled its game plan for life as a pure car importer.
Sydney could top Melbourne as shipping capital
The company building the new international container terminal at Webb Dock has taken aim at both the state government and Port of Melbourne Corporation.
Milk wars head to court
Some of Australia's most popular milk brands step up their fight over the rights to use the term "A2" on their labels.
Legend case the latest chapter in tale of 'Diamond' Joe Gutnick
Gold and diamond magnate Joe Gutnick is again in court being chased for millions of dollars.
Hollywood stars Pacino, Baldwin and Garcia in Melbourne legal spat
An New Yorker, an Irishman and a Cuban head to Melbourne for an Italian festival. Sadly, it's not the start of a joke.
Hollywood stars Pacino, Baldwin and Garcia in Melbourne legal spat
An New Yorker, an Irishman and a Cuban head to Melbourne for an Italian festival. Sadly, it's not the start of a joke.
Dirty fight over Melbourne's giant tip
When you are building one of the biggest landfill dumps in the world, it makes sense the fight is going to get dirty.
Warne to Whitten, a tale of two charities
As The Shane Warne Foundation sinks into financial oblivion, it's hard not to compare its fate with that of another Melbourne charity.
Instant gratification - the myth of Australia's coffee culture
Wake up and smell the coffee, Australia.
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