Erik Pineda

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Inquest on Pike River mine disaster says miners died almost immediately

The initial explosion during the Pike River coal mine disaster in New Zealand last year possibly killed the 29 miners trapped underground almost instantly and those who first survived eventually died within minutes as the blast created a condition that humans would not withstand.
Jan 27, 2011

Downer flags another delay on RailCorp project

Downer EDI informed the Australian Stock Exchange on Thursday that it is set to take a hit of up to $250 million on its Waratah train project, apart from the $190 million provision the company had previously booked in June 2010.
Jan 27, 2011

Costello: Flood levy unnecessary, funds for recovery enough

Former federal treasurer Peter Costello believes that the government has enough revenue bases and in-place taxes to fund its rehabilitation program for areas heavily damaged by the recent flooding, that imposing a flood levy may prove to be an overkill.
Jan 26, 2011

Qantas flight to Melbourne suffers pressure loss in mid-air

Up to 99 passengers aboard a Qantas Airways en route to Melbourne got the scare of their lives when the aircraft’s suddenly depressurised mid-air and sent the plane rapidly plunging from its cruising altitude of 36,000 feet, down to 10,000 feet.
Jan 25, 2011

Newcrest hails Q4 output, downgrades 2011 projection

Gold miner Newcrest Mining Ltd sent out its financial report on Tuesday, with varying results, where the company outlined its record production for the December quarter and its decision to nudge back a bit the firm’s full year gold production guidance.
Jan 25, 2011

Report says Australia will have a new face in 2020

Ten years ahead and Australia will be a sporting a new identity as a new report predicts of radical changes in the way the average Australian earns a living, chooses a house and whiles away leisure time, if that moment is still a possibility by the next decade.
Jan 24, 2011

Australia slowly emerges as prime market for online retail

Australia is fast-gaining a reputation as a global hub for online shopping, with no less than US giant internet retailer eBay reportedly alluding to the Aussie market as a viable and standout business consideration for web retailers.
Jan 24, 2011

Woolworths reveals downward revisions on its 2011 profit projections

Giant grocery operator Woolworths Ltd announced on Monday a likely retreat on its earnings guidance for fiscal 2011 as it cited that shaky disposition in consumer spending and volatility in inflation levels, interest rates and uncertainty in the global economy pushed down the prospects of the retail sector.
Jan 24, 2011

Flood disaster unmasks flaws in Australian insurance policies

Amidst calls by Prime Minister Julia Gillard that insurance companies should exercise extra leniency in dealing with flood-related damage claims, reinsurers appear ready to be more accommodating but the industry insisted that those who do not have flood coverage are beyond their capacity to help.
Jan 21, 2011

Feds float possible lift on Medicare levy to fund its rehab efforts

Finding itself hard-up on scouring for resources to finance the gargantuan task of rehabilitating the regions devastated by the recent flooding is Australia, the federal government looks to a possible lift on Medicare levy surcharge so it could fund the massive cost of recovery efforts.
Jan 20, 2011

Melbourne and Sydney airports up passenger and revenue in 2010

Australia’s two major airports on Thursday reported spikes on the number of passengers traveling through Melbourne and Sydney in 2010, with both terminal managements attributing the rise to record influx of Chinese and other Asian visitors flocking into the two Aussie cities.
Jan 20, 2011

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