ABC Learning shares jump after board overhaul
August 5th, 2008Shares in childcare operator ABC Learning have jumped following the company’s announcement that it has overhauled its board.
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Shares in childcare operator ABC Learning have jumped following the company’s announcement that it has overhauled its board.
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The RACQ says motorists are continuing to benefit at the petrol bowser from falling global oil prices.
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Queensland Rail (QR) is being sued by a man who suffered permanent injuries when he was bashed at a south side Brisbane station in 2006.
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KALGOORLIE, Australia, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Canada’s Ivanhoe Mines Ltd IVN.TO will list its Australian division on the Australian stock exchange on Wednesday, Ivanhoe’s executive chairman, Robert Friedland said on Tuesday.
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Marathon world record holder Paula Radcliffe has confirmed that she will run in the Beijing Olympics despite problems with a stress fracture in her left thigh. “I’m racing unless my leg breaks down. The aim has always been to start the race,” the 34-year-old said on arriving at the British Olympic preparation camp in Macau.
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Brett Favre reported to the Green Bay Packers training camp just one day after being reinstated.
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Andrew Strauss says he is disappointed to miss out on the England captaincy to Kevin Pietersen.
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Auckland, New Zealand, Aug 5, 2008 - (ABN Newswire) - Zedex Minerals Ltd (ASX:ZDX) (the Company) is pleased to announce that as part of its continuing JORC (2004) upgrade of the Bau Gold Project resource inventory, a re-assessment of the Pejiru deposit has now been completed to include a north-easterly extension of the deposit at Kapor. This assessment has lifted the Pejiru resource to 497,000 oz (up 113,000 oz from the 21 April 2008 estimate).
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MELBOURNE, Aug 5 (Reuters) - Global economic turmoil should spur, rather than stop, Asia-Pacific nations from taking steps to make their economies more productive and competitive, finance ministers agreed at a two-day conference in Melbourne.
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