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CANBERRA - A key pointer to future economic activity in Australia is indicating a sharp acceleration in growth next year, and a recovery that will outstrip official forecasts. The annualised growth rate of the Westpac-Melbourne Institute leading index was 5.8 per cent in September, well above its… More
2:26PM Monday November 16, 2009
Westpac Banking Corp paid $8 million to buy the Auckland home of former Westpac NZ chief executive Brad Cooper. His… More
2:45PM Wednesday November 11, 2009
SYDNEY - Consumer confidence had been steadily rising all year in Australia, but it's come down to earth with… More
12:08PM Saturday November 14, 2009
An out of control vehicle caused carnage in a Waikato town last night as it crashed into shops and levelled a… More
12:00PM Wednesday November 11, 2009
A parliamentary banking inquiry by Labour, the Progressives and the Greens found banks did not pass on the full… More
- Aussie stocks close down 32 points
- Market falls on unemployment data
- Dollar falls on unemployment data
- Aussie economy robust - Westpac boss
- Westpac misery blurred by poor data, says analyst
- Aussie market closes slightly higher
- NZ market directionless, little changed
- Runaway millionaires still at large after six months
- Westpac halves its NZ earnings Doc
- Aussie market closes half a per cent lower
- NZ market dips slightly on quiet day
- Market falls in early trades
- Financial stocks push Aussie market down
- NZ dollar settles around US75c
- Chopper's eye back in the sky
- Aussie market records one-year high
- NZ market gives back early gains
- Treasury sets aside $816m for failures
- Aussie stocks climb to 12-month high
- NZ market higher in mixed trading
- Dollar continues rise against US
- Fran O'Sullivan : Wine-box lawyer on other side of bench
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