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Julia Roberts frustrated vet

Eat, Pray, Love star Julia Roberts revealed she once aspired to spend her life helping animals, but fell into acting because it was in the bloodline.

Black Eyed Peas intact

American singer-songwriter Fergie says she and her Black Eyed Peas bandmates all get on really well.

Sundance’s Mbalam obtains approval

Sundance Resources Ltd's (ASX:SDL) Mbalam project has received environmental approval for from the Cameroon government in West Africa, according to the iron ore explorer.

Focus posts rich mining results

West Australian gold miner Focus Minerals (ASX:FML) has reported outstanding results from initial surface reconnaissance sampling at its Treasure Island tenement in Western Australia's eastern goldfields region.

Aussie mining towns booming

The upswing in commodity prices will generate property investment opportunities in Australia's key resource regions over the next year, according to analysts.

Suncorp’s $125m windfall

Australian finance, insurance, and banking corporation Suncorp-Metway (ASX:SUN) is in line for a windfall of up to $125 million from the sale of its holdings in two car insurance joint ventures, as it attempts to simplify its insurance business and increase returns.

Healthscope near final bids

Two competing private equity groups are set to place their final bids on Friday for Australia's second-largest hospital owner Healthscope Ltd (ASX:HSP) in a $US1.6 billion ($A1.8 billion) deal, according to sources.

OZ Minerals lifts gold guidance

Miner OZ Minerals (ASX:OZL) has substantially increased its guidance for gold production to 2012 after better than expected output in the June quarter.

Intoll reports solid revenue

Australian toll-road operator Intoll Group (ASX:ITO) has posted strong June quarter revenue and traffic growth on its two toll roads.

Coles-Woolworths war continues

Sales figures for Australian supermarket chains Coles and Woolworths (ASX: WOW) will be studied over the next two weeks to measure the effect of the marketing war waged between the two in the last six months.

Fortescue iron ore exports up 36 pc

Reaching 11 million tonnes in the three months to the end of June, exports of iron ore by Fortescue Metals Group (ASX:FMG) climbed 36 per cent from the equivalent period last year.

Australians anticipate inflation cool-down

The median expected inflation rate in July edged down to 3.3 per cent, from 3.4 per cent in June, less than two weeks before Australia's crucial second-quarter consumer price index report is scheduled for release, according to the Melbourne Institute Survey of Consumer Inflationary Expectations.

Zac Efron’s new comedy film

Zac Efron has signed up to produce and star in a new untitled workplace comedy from the writer of his former motion picture 17 Again.

Zara eyes Australian market

International fast-fashion brand Zara is heading for Australia next year, according to parent Inditex, one of the world's largest retail clothing group based in Spain.

Fresh Treasury data justify miners’ aggressive anti-RSPT campaign

The updated revenue estimates, which show resource super-profits tax would have raised a massive $24 billion in its first two years, proved the industry was justified in campaigning so aggressively against the impost, according to Business Council of Australia president Graham Bradley.

Miners won $7.5bn in Gillard’s breakthrough deal

The mining sector gained $7.5bn in the Gillard government's remodelled tax, according to new figures that unveiled Treasury significantly undervalued earnings from the resource super-profits tax (RSPT).

Lenders now home banks

Australia's biggest companies are happy to make their lending bank their main bank, according to new data compiled by finance researcher East & Partners.

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