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Fashion legend's project chews up $25m

11.05.2008 20:02    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
THE developer behind a proposed 1000-unit retirement village promoted by fashion legend Maggie Tabberer has bled all the $25 million raised for construction without building a single unit.


Budget's last-minute 'Bingo' reprieve

11.05.2008 20:02    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
ABOUT 160,000 elderly people have won a last-minute Budget reprieve with Kevin Rudd stepping in to guarantee $120 million in nursing home funds.

Mortgage losses could hit $531bn

11.05.2008 15:13    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
GOLDMAN Sachs economists expect a total of $US500 billion ($531 billion) in residential mortgage credit losses and a renewed slowdown in economic activity after.

Insurers blast Medicare change

11.05.2008 15:13    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
MORE than one million Australians will get a financial windfall thanks to a decision to revise income thresholds for the Medicare levy.


$8bn tax breaks to be axed

11.05.2008 15:13    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
THE Budget will slash $8 billion in tax breaks and incentives as part of a dual strategy to help the RBA put a lid on inflation despite slowing growth.

Finally, NAB shares soar

11.05.2008 15:13    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
NAB'S share price soared yesterday after the bank revealed its British subsidiaries were weathering the financial storm in the UK banking market.

Petrol likely to hit $1.65 a litre

11.05.2008 15:13    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
AUSTRALIAN motorists should expect to pay $1.65 for petrol within weeks, thanks to a surge in the price of Singapore crude.

Pain comes with tax sweetener

11.05.2008 15:13    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
CONCERNS over rising inflation and global financial woes will ensure little joy for most Australians in Tuesday night's Budget.

Health insurers 'misled'

11.05.2008 15:13    headlinefeeds.news.com.au
KEVIN Rudd is facing claims he misled the private health insurance industry before the election about his real intentions regarding changes to the Medicare levy surcharge.

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