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Telstra shouldn't build, operate network

Optus boss Paul O'Sullivan says Telstra must accept the separation of its network and retail business if it is going to build a national broadband network.
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Professor Bartolomeu dos Santos: Creative printmaker and teacher at the Slade School of Fine Art

Bartolomeu dos Santos was always proudly Portuguese, and he came to be proudly Anglophile too; he made his career in England without losing any of his Portuguese roots. He became a well-known and widely admired artist in both countries, and indeed throughout the world. He was a wonderfully creative printmaker and a magnificent teacher of printmaking.
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The Sydney Morning Herald Rio Tinto to fight for Simandou project

Rio Tinto Ltd has vowed to fight for its rights to the $6.46 billion Simandou iron ore project in Guinea.
08/04/08
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Times Online - Business Rio Tinto loses iron ore licence in...

Rio Tinto, the world's second-largest miner, has lost control of one of its most important iron ore projects.
08/05/08
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The Sydney Morning Herald Santos predicts scramble for gas

Gas demand in eastern Australia may more than double in the next decade, leading to a rise in prices, says Santos.
06/03/08
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The Sydney Morning Herald Rio Tinto well placed for rising demand

Rio Tinto says it is well placed to take advantage of an expected doubling in global demand for its metals and minerals by 2022.
05/29/08
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The Sydney Morning Herald Qantas won't bow to striking engineers

Chief executive Geoff Dixon vows to "wait this one out'', as Qantas engineers stop work.
05/29/08
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The Sydney Morning Herald Turmoil for Qantas as craft grounded

QANTAS yesterday grounded a 747 aircraft because a crucial piece of equipment needed urgent maintenance, leaving the plane's tail at risk of breaking away.
08/12/08
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The Sydney Morning Herald

Crown drops casino project in Las Vegas

Gaming company Crown has dumped its Crown Las Vegas joint-venture casino resort development in the United States because of tight credit market conditions.
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The Sydney Morning Herald

Babcock to stick with external oversight

THE Babcock & Brown chief executive, Phil Green, gave every impression yesterday that he had listened to investors' fundamental concerns as he launched a review of listed infrastructure funds at the company's annual general meeting.
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The Sydney Morning Herald Telstra delays dividend plan but...

TELSTRA has fallen short of bullish market expectations for profit growth this year, disappointing investors who had wanted to begin reaping more benefits from its lauded...
08/13/08
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The Sydney Morning Herald Rio Tinto wants more China partnerships

Rio Tinto would like to work with Chinese state firms to develop mining projects around the world, chief executive Tom Albanese says.
03/22/08
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The Sydney Morning Herald Qantas jumbo to debut in October

Qantas has confirmed its new A380 super jumbo will make its debut flight for paying passengers on October 20.
08/15/08
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The Sydney Morning Herald Babcock satellite's voyage in the rough

Babcock & Brown's leveraged infrastructure model is bound to come under further pressure this week following Friday's dramatic events in satellite group Babcock & Brown Power.
05/25/08
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The Sydney Morning Herald Babcock pledges cash for B&B Power

Babcock & Brown is prepared to help Babcock & Brown Power with funding if the banks don't.
05/24/08
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The Sydney Morning Herald Telstra's T3 investors get their just...

With the final T3 instalment payments due within days, the end of government ownership of the telco is imminent.
05/23/08
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The Sydney Morning Herald

Santos sells LNG stake for $2.6b

SANTOS will fill its coffers with $US2.5 billion ($2.6 billion) after it yesterday agreed to sell a 40 per cent interest in its $7.7 billion Gladstone liquefied natural gas project to the Malaysian energy giant Petronas.
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The Sydney Morning Herald

Rio Tinto unveils Sulawesi resource

Mining giant Rio Tinto has unveiled a 162 million tonne resource at its Sulawesi nickel project in Indonesia, as a legal stoush brews over the venture.
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The Sydney Morning Herald Telstra executive Burgess to resign

Telstra's head of public policy and communications Phil Burgess is leaving the company and will return to the US, due to illness in his family.
08/18/08
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The Independent Woolworths rejects offer by Iceland...

Woolworths has rejected a surprise offer to acquire its retail division by Malcolm Walker, chief executive of the frozen food specialist Iceland.
08/18/08
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Times Online - Business Woolworths may plunge into a retail...

If Steve Johnson wondered what he had let himself in for by agreeing to be the new chief executive of Woolworths, it was laid bare yesterday. According to one City analyst, he...
08/19/08
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The Sydney Morning Herald Tabcorp applies for NT wagering licence

Tabcorp Holdings says it has lodged an application with the NT government for a racing and sports wagering licence.
05/20/08
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The Sydney Morning Herald Woodside's Mauritania bribe claims end

Energy producer Woodside Petroleum Ltd says it has been cleared of allegations of bribing an official while operating in the African nation of Mauritania.
05/20/08
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Forbes Rio Tinto's Copper-Bottomed Ship Came In

Kennecott unit massively upgrades mine's value.
05/16/08
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The Sydney Morning Herald Fortescue delivers on time

Andrew Forrest says he would welcome any Chinese firm as an investor, as Fortescue defies sceptics and loads its first iron ore.
05/15/08
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International Herald Tribune Shares of BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto...

Shares of BHP Billiton Ltd. and Rio Tinto Ltd. surged in Australia on Wednesday as fresh rumors swirled around the two companies linked by what could be the largest takeover...
05/14/08
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