Sharon Olalia

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Reports exposes taxpayer funds being used to oppose progress

The Federal, New South Wales and former Victorian Government’s have been funnelling taxpayer funds into organisations which have actively sought increases in the price of electricity, petrol, water and gas, reveals a report released today by the Institute of Public Affairs (IPA).
Apr 14, 2011

Japan cuts economic outlook after quake, nuclear accident

Japan cut the outlook for its economy on Wednesday for the first time in six months, saying last month's devastating quake and tsunami would hurt growth, with no sign yet when the nuclear crisis they triggered might be brought under control.
Apr 14, 2011

Was Wednesday's emergency landing actually a Qantas flight?

The Australian and International Pilots Association (AIPA) is seeking clarification from Qantas management on behalf of the travelling public over whether the QF50, which made an emergency landing at Sydney airport today, was actually a Qantas flight or not.
Apr 13, 2011

Is the Czech president a pen stealer? [VIDEO]

Czech media chided President Vaclav Klaus on Tuesday after a viral Internet video showed him discreetly pocketing a ceremonial pen during a visit to Chile in what viewers are calling a theft.
Apr 13, 2011

$10 million found buried in South Korean garlic field

But the money found in the ground wasn't all the family was hiding. UPI said investigators interrogated Lee's family and later recovered about $1 million in the rental car of his son and more than $100,000 in the family's apartment in Jeonju, North Jeolla province.
Apr 13, 2011

Combet assures households compensation through tax system

Climate Change Minister Greg Combet has assured voters they will pay less to cut carbon discharges under Labor than the Coalition as he suggested that carbon tax compensation will be paid through the tax transfer system.
Apr 13, 2011

Foster's shareholders complain on costly split fees

The Australian dollar’s upsurge has affected Foster’s beer business, subjecting the company to a shareholders’ vote by month end that will divide the company into halves. SABMIller shows interest on the great divide.
Apr 12, 2011

Fukushima nuclear crisis level equates 1986 Chernobyl disaster

The Fukushima nuclear crisis reached the highest level corresponding to the Chernobyl disaster of 1986. Ever-increasing radiation provokes the government to widen the evacuation areas as after shocks continue to shake the nation’s main island of Honshu.
Apr 12, 2011

Shell 'not in a hurry' on Woodside deal

Shell Australia Chief Ann Pickard declared yesterday Shell is in no rush to decide on the trade of its 24 per cent share in Woodside Petroleum to BHP Billiton.
Apr 12, 2011

Shell inks deal with Chevron for Wheatstone project

Chevron Corporation (NYSE: CVX) says it has entered into agreements with Shell Development (Australia) Pty Ltd to bring Shell into the Chevron-operated Wheatstone Project as a natural gas supplier and equity participant.
Apr 11, 2011

Leighton downgrades from profit to loss

After completing a major review of its operations and asset base which has resulted in a revision of the profit forecast for the 2010/11 financial year, Leighton Holdings Ltd (ASX: LEI) says the group now expects to report a loss of $427 million for the financial year versus its previous guidance for a profit of $480 million after tax.
Apr 11, 2011

BHP completes $6b buy-back

Resource giant BHP Billiton (ASX: BHP) says it has successfully completed of its off-market tender buy-back of its shares. T
Apr 11, 2011

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