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Adelaide Airport secured, suspect nabbed

The Adelaide Airport had a brief security concern this morning when a man suddenly broke in with his car crashing into the tarmac. The man suspected of drunk-driving or mentally ill has been subdued by the airport police moments after the said incident.

Darwin Airport strikes new deal with Qantas Group

Darwin International Airport recently announced it had struck a new aviation pricing agreement with the Qantas Group that would bring in a planned investment of more than $100 million into its airport facilities over the next 10 years.

Indophil Resources NL performs after SMC buys $40-M shares

Australian mining firm Indophil Resources NL jumped to the highest in 10 months in the ASX after one of the Philippines' s largest conglomerate San Miguel Corp. agreed a share placement worth $40-million in the company on October 8.

Australia's Property market turnaround soon

Deputy Governor Ric Battelino of the Reserve Bank of Australia is optimistic that there would be turnaround in the property and real estate sectors as an encouraging shift of financing models will pave the way for future growth.

RBA: Interest rates hike maybe inevitable

The relative strength of the Australian dollar against other currencies will not be bogged down by another round of interest rate increases. This was the assurance given central bank Deputy Governor Ric Battellino on Friday.

Local stocks down on profit taking

Local stocks pulled back slightly today, but still mirrored the weakness of Wall Street as the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 10 points, or 0.21 per cent, at 4,681.3 points, while the broader All Ordinaries index had eased 5.9 points, or 0.12 per cent, to 4,740.3 points.

Qantas flight attendants restrain passenger

Attentive and trained flight attendants of Qantas Airlines has secured their 280 passengers bound for Hong Kong when a threat from an emotionally unstable passenger became clear.

Retail sales grow at modest pace

Australians consumed more fast food and dined out often in August providing a boost to retail sales, which grew by 0.3 percent, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said.

Aussie trade surplus 35% higher in Q2

Australia posted another trade surplus in August, which would be on its fifth consecutive month on the back of higher exports of coal and lower imports of industrial machines and aircraft.

Virgin Blue's systems back on track

Australia's second biggest airline Virgin Blue has announced that its reservation and check-in systems are now back in business after another technical glitch occurred early this morning.

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