Tuesday, June 18th, 2013
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  1. Lisa Ho closing down

    About 100 staff to lose jobs as Lisa Ho becomes the latest casualty of the Australian fashion industry.

    Work for less, Holden asks staff
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    Lisa Ho closing down
  2. Rinehart fight continues

    Ginia Rinehart to subpoena newspapers over John Hancock's 'disparaging' comments.

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    Rinehart fight continues
  3. Screeners continue action

    Security screeners at Perth Airport continue their campaign for better pay today.

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    Screeners continue action
  4. US, EU eye big trade pact

    United States, European Union launch long-awaited formal negotiations on a vast trade pact.

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    US, EU eye big trade pact
  5. Tower signals new faith

    Developer gives ringing endorsement of WA economy, announcing it will build 16-storey office block.

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    Tower signals new faith
  6. WA new car sales slump

    Slowdown in State's mining sector filters through to car market as potential buyers tighten their belts.

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    WA new car sales slump
RBA stands ready to cut rates

Central Bank hints it is prepared to cut rates further even though Aussie dollar is falling. 10:04 am

Miner halts work on remote nickel project because of weak market conditions, low commodity prices. 12:13 pm

Diversified industrial considers offers for Futuris Automotive and Elders Rural Services businesses. 07:50 am

Defence dept formally hands over site at HMAS Stirling for Carnegie's wave energy project. 09:15 am

The Australian sharemarket lost ground today, but finished well of the day's lows. 02:14 pm

Metals X shelves Wingellina project

Metals X shelves Wingellina project

Metals X has shelved work on its remote Wingellina nickel-cobalt project because of weak market conditions and low commodity prices. June 18, 2013, 12:13 pm

Market closes marginally lower

Market closes marginally lower

The Australian sharemarket lost ground today, but finished well of the day's lows, as a fresh bout of US interest rate jitters and a weak Australian dollar… 27 minutes ago

Costa Coffee demand helps Whitbread to first-quarter sales rise

Costa Coffee demand helps Whitbread to first-quarter sales rise

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Whitbread posted a 3.1 percent rise in first quarter sales, as demand for hot drinks at its Costa Coffee chain helped… 9 minutes ago

North Korea says surveillance leaks prove U.S. is "kingpin" of rights abuse

North Korea says surveillance leaks prove U.S. is

SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea rushed to the defense of American civil liberties on Tuesday, saying revelations of mass surveillance operations showed the… 21 minutes ago

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