IUSINNESS & ECONOMICS AASE decries suspension of rights
Mr Michael McAliser, president of the Australian Associated Stock Exchanges, said the AASE deplores any suspension of established rights. He warned government action could threaten national interests and investor confidence. The statement urged a measured approach within existing regulatory frameworks and warned against undermining market integrity.
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Australian Associated Stock Exchanges
AASE
Amy Xhare- Deler
Ans. Geveernment
TNE Anse
Aisialis
Auytralia
Ile
Sheeran
Iewray
Australia
Ntanf
Ums
Wade
McAliver
Spe and Corton Breweries Offer High Rate Bonds
Corton and United Breweries Ltd propose a top rate of 12 million dollars in debentures over 10 to 15 years to finance expansion and ongoing BrowR development. Lrecioy notes funds to be raised by December, with joint underwriting by Le and Call a Han Jer and Co to cover fees and anticipate available proceeds by end of March.
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Corton
United Breweries Ltd
Opelvanan
Han Jer and Co
Ilia
Piewie Co
fAiptealiad Hid
Kindoron
Nah Res
Terence Rapial
Government warns on underwriting building industry
A Liberal backbencher speaking for the Federal Treasurer said yesterday that the government could not be expected to underwrite development and expansion in the building industry. At a Melbourne seminar Mr Staley urged careful, targeted government actions to support private sector growth without heavy direct guarantees, noting no serious private sector attempts to curb costs yet.
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Snednen
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Contino
Progresson
Staley Alka
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FNCB Waltons Reports Net Profit Rise to 1.11 Million
FNCB Waltons Corporation Ltd posts six month period to January 31 with consolidated net profit up to 1.11 million from 847 thousand. Revenue and depreciation figures appear alongside notes on receivables and write-offs, with dividends and capital movements glimpsed amid trading results.
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Fncb-Waltons Corporation Ltd
M.A
Silit I
Angus & Coote dividend rise signals firm earnings
Angus & Coote reports a dividend increase for the period ending May 30, with sales up from January 31 and a 275 percent rise compared with the prior year. Directors note benefits from revenue streams and a favorable margin amid continued growth, while efforts to maintain earnings momentum persist into the next year.
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Rome
Pratt
Henry Jones Limited fixture and interest period comparison
A fragmented OCR entry mentions Henry Jones Limited a fiye canner and return finder with pay terms noted for 8 am to March, plus June and May dates. It references a period of interest and a plan to form a group for comparison with the 1973 period, indicating an internal financial or timing exercise.
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Henry Jones
IXL) Ltd
Fiie Canner
Stern
Moeiby
Progress report on Robe River project status March 31
The Robe River progress report shows 994 per cent level of evan sed ensining completed and 72 per cent of the iron ore project overall. The mine power station is 94 per cent complete and the township and incan power station is virtually finished. The services building is 94 per cent complete and the assembly of mine and mobile equipment for pack and crane is nearly finished.
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Robe River
Suarter
Inca Power
Pacat
Ena Ned Wae
Updating WA Mining Act to replace 68 year old law
A long debated update to Western Australia’s Mining Act aims to modernize rules after decades. Proposals center on environmental protections, park protections requiring dual parliamentary consent, and clarifying ministerial powers over exploration and land use.
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Jong
Western Australia
Wimble bids to acquire all Stott Caligraphica shares
P T Wimble and Co Ltd announced yesterday a plan to offer for all Stott Caligraphica shares not already owned. The move aims to protect existing investments amid a volatile market and to secure control if the offer succeeds. The report notes prior losses and mentions insiders facing scrutiny while detailing the price and potential stake.
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P. T. Wimble and Co ‘Lid
Acqui
Stott Cali Fraphica Lid
Wage case verdict backs $4.70 rise adding $464m yearly
The Full Bench in Melbourne unanimously upheld an annual wage increase of 4.70 to the minimum wage, projecting an extra 464 million dollars a year for the national economy. Judges Moore and others cited inflationary pressures and ongoing economic adjustments while noting the measure aligns with broader economic aims.
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Melbourne
Justice Moore
Coun Inervanen
Nast Joly
Jamce Mooreid
Tim
BMC
Wwe
Unprecedented industrial unrest forecast amid wage debate
The article reports forecasts of industrial unrest tied to the Commonwealth wage decision. Key figures include Mr Clyde Cameron and Prime Minister McMahon discussing wage increases to combat rising prices. unions and business groups anticipate impacts on productivity and budgets. Politicians from Labor and opposition factions weigh in on how a flat rate or percentage increase could affect households and overall economic stability.
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Pal
Nigel
Ming
AusiaTian Council of ‘Trade
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Giorsuin
Gs. Eries
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Commonwealth Arbitra Lion Commission
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