Ford plans joint Australia New Zealand car production
Ford Australia and Ford NZ sign a plan to jointly assemble light cars in New Zealand from CKD kits, exporting to NZ and using parts made in Australia. The move aims to cut costs, boost productivity, and expand export volumes under and beyond the Australia New Zealand Free Trade Agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nie
Oth
New Zealand
Arabia
Merino Prices Rise at Sales Across Australian Centers
Merino prices edged higher at sales in Newcastle Melbourne Goulburn and Albany this week with clean wool prices steady for other combing descriptions Overseas demand broadened while the Australian Wool Commission showed active participation Newcastles and Goulburn markets opened with Merino prices firm and Albany reported notable competition from the Commission Fine and medium carded wools gained slightly while some quotation reductions appeared for lower grade lots Overall buyers maintained a cautious pace amid modest inquiry in Melbourne and firmer valuation at Albany aided by strong competition from wool buyers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Melbourne
Goulburn
Albany
Australian Wool Commission
Ellers
Mont Cemtes
Eales
ANZ Bank foresees tighter liquidity and higher costs
London reports that ANZ Bank group chairman Sir Alexander Ross warned at the annual meeting of a continuing rise in operating costs driven by a 6 per cent wage increase in Australia. He said liquidity would be tight in the April to June quarter and that overseas competition would intensify. The group noted solid prospects in the Pacific and anticipated higher earnings from its merger while stressing caution amid unrest and rising prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Australian and New Banking Group Ltd
Alexander Ross
Alexander
Australia
Japan
Europe
Srijais
Pacific
National Council of Which
Brokers of World
Our
Pamy
Ite Tong
An. Iiewwon
Lavedeath
Ing
Pan American
North Pacific
American
Us-Hawaii
South Pacific
Qantas
Air NZ
Boac Aleo
Pacific American
Vals
Hammersley Holdings declares maiden dividend after profit rise
Hammersley Holdings Ltd reports a profit rise for the year to December 3 and will pay a maiden 20 percent dividend. The 1969 figures show strong ore production, expanded plant investment, and financing moves including a $20 million debenture issue and US$11.3 million loan via European markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammersley Holdings Ltd
Uptrend Maintained at Commonwealth Industrial Gases
Commonwealth Industrial Gases Ltd reports a continued uptrend in profits under chairman McK Humphreys amid annual accounts. The firm highlights steady revenue growth across key sectors and sustained profitability through the year.
Braniff eyes Pacific routes amid US Australia aviation clash
Braniff International filed with the US Civil Aeronautics Board to fly New York Washington Chicago and Dallas to American Samoa Fiji New Zealand and Sydney. The move mirrors American Airlines route conflicts and leverages Braniff’s regional strength, while analysts speculate the plan may serve as leverage in airline mergers and West Coast access battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Braniff Inernaional
New York
Washington
Chicago
Dallas
American Samoa
Fiji
New Zealand
South Pacific
American Airlines
Enix
Qantas
Air New Zealand
OAC
Pan American
Branfit
CAB
Department of Civil Aviation
Braniff
United States
Hawaii
South America
Boeing
Doug
BAC
Ibalo
Beaniff
American
Western Airlines
West Coast
St Louis
Western
American-Wesern
United
Soviet Union
Sgatet
Loto
Fiperican
Sugar pact could end for Aust as North Sea links debated
A fragmented report describes parliamentary debate on a sugar agreement and its possible impact on Australian industry. References to European Community entry, British ties to the Common Market, and oil and gas developments hint at broader economic stakes. A senior secretary notes how changes could affect production and labor agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Priday
Lisment
Reuter
Niga
EEC
Ben Fe
Morria Ie Ariog
House of Tumor
Brussels
REC
Hartog Mariog
Ausf Tinea
Reagauarig
Senee
Ie Ag Igang
Commonwealth Sugar
Masant Otoe
Sithuhnen
Lower Morris
Sreeme Eonne
Sara Sake
Niles
Sand
Windarra Mining Claims End as Kambalda Work Winds Down
Kambalda Minerals abandons Windarra claims in Western Australia as exploration winds down. VAM Ltd directors foresee annual accounts soon and report drilling on the Zeeban Prospect in the Northern Territory. Copper grades around 3.08 percent with 9,517 tons recovered, while prices for copper decline. Additional acquisitions involve Easley and Lewers and a 780,000 share issue to fund future mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VAM Ltd
Queens
Ants
Via
Ippaland
Zeeban
Tat- Copsial Roffle Ltd
Moma
Ting
Nsw
Farley and Wenn
Xircon
Easley and Lewers
Ures
Wall l
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ford
Ford NZ
Ford Motor Company of Australia Ltd
B. S. Inglis
Sosa Ottes
Ford Epee
Mi Inglis
Ford En Zetland
Ralph
Wellington
Wong Feu
Ihe
Coet
Mumst
Sir Alexander Ross
ANZ Bank
Lake
Starry ‘Civic Centre
Aber
Ss Anderson
Hamersley
Wales
Tong Sons
Protitas
Aften
Dedicta
Port Hank
Auttraling
Austral
Branitt
Demensi Wes
By Frank Cranston
Toad Exeter
Tor
al Graf Eamctures
Ling rempo-Vaught
Cxsh
Worthurt
Trafic
Nee
Continental
Queensland
The
Sunshine State
Queensland Government Tourist Bureau
Civic Square
Ethel
Ainslie Avenue
Canberra
Kambalda
Windarra
Kambalda Minerals
Amay NL
Western Australia
Gippsland
Tomas Chri
Canberra Travel Services Pty Ltd
Anima Ai
Holden
Arley & Bruce
Lyell St
Fyshwick
Commercial Electric Pty Ltd
Newcastle Street
Pring, Dean and CO
Sydney Stock Exchange
A.D. Meares & Bishop
Sydney Stock Exchange Ltd
Tirse Floum
Ethos House
Ainslie, Avenue
John T. Martin
Ratoranter Umi
England
Hong Kong
Christmas Island
Indian Ocean
New Guinea
Northern Territory
CAN Ranuilding Society
Petrie Street
Sabe - Pot
P.O. Bor
Rane Ene Ilieston Roe
Poseidon
Vauxhall
Datsun
Tra Rego
VC Valiant Fauttiens Perfe
Lennock Motors
Newcastle Stre
Falcon
Sayac Rees
Wigs War Iltasion
Prise
Snes Waltworth
Wolden Moward
Regio