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Leighton's John Holland to sink railway, upgrade station in Perth

Leighton Holdings Ltd (ASX: LEI) subsidiary John Holland, in an alliance with GHD and the Public Transport Authority (PTA), has been appointed to deliver the $360 million Perth City Link rail project in the Perth CBD. John Holland expects revenues of $310 million from its share in the alliance.

Leighton Contractors secures $225M mining contract extension in Queensland

Leighton Holdings Ltd (ASX: LEI), one of Australia’s leading contracting and project development groups, says its subsidiary Leighton Contractors has been awarded a three-year contract extension valued at approximately $225 million by BHP Mitsui Coal Pty Ltd (BMC) to continue contract mining services at the Poitrel mine.

RBA keeps cash rates on hold

The Reserve Bank of Australia board has decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 4.75 per cent at its monthly meeting today.

Australian manufacturing springs back in February

Manufacturing in Australia was back in growth territory in February with the seasonally adjusted Australian Industry Group -PwC Australian Performance of Manufacturing Index ( PMI) rising 4.4 points to 51.1.

Australia's Telstra, Hong Kong's PCCW complete Reach restructure

Australia’s telco giant Telstra and Hong Kong-based telecom service provider PCCW have completed their Reach restructure. The two announced in January that the international assets in their 50/50 Reach joint venture would be divided between both parties.

Australian govt to increase superannuation for ages 50 up

The Australian government will introduce higher superannuation concessional contribution caps for individuals aged 50 and over, following the release of a discussion paper by the Assistant Treasurer and Minister for Financial Services and Superannuation Bill Shorten.

PM Julia Gillard unveils new Holden Cruze

Prime Minister Julia Gillard joined Holden employees today to unveil a new generation of Australian-made cars at Holden's Vehicle Operations in Elizabeth, South Australia.

Disasters impact QBE's net profit

QBE Insurance, Australia's biggest insurer, reported a net profit after income tax of US$1,278 million, down from US$1,532 million last year.

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