| 1st Jul |
On the edge, looking into or across the abyss
SYDNEY MORNING HERALD | INVESTORS ended the financial year on a high, with the ASX200 posting its biggest gain in almost three weeks. But the punters, no doubt relieved that the horror year on sharemarkets was over, were hesitant to break out the champagne some are bracing for yet another dip, pointing to the rally of the past three months. |
| 1st Jul |
Tram trip proves what goes around comes around
THE AGE | YOU have to wonder if the peace pipe was being smoked in the advertising agency when they came up with the Metlink campaign based on the Eastern principle of karma. |
| 1st Jul |
Tortoise Melbourne will outlast the restless rest
THE AGE | MELBOURNE'S office market will outperform those of other Australian cities in the 2009-10 financial year as strong medium-term prospects for rental growth attract overseas investors, syndicates and superannuation funds. |
| 1st Jul |
Melbourne leads house price surge Retail revival fuels recovery hopes
THE AGE | A FIVE-MONTH surge in Melbourne house prices has undone the damage to the property market wrought by the global financial crisis, pushing the median house price to $470,000 and the median unit price to $377,000 - both record highs. |
| 30th Jun |
Inside those allegations
THE AGE | IT TOOK 45 minutes of legal argument before David Waterhouse took the stand and swore an oath in the Victorian Supreme Court yesterday morning but, when he did, the most serious insider trading allegations in Australian corporate history were on the public record. |
| 30th Jun |
Numbers suggest 2010 has got to be a better year
SYDNEY MORNING HERALD | FINANCIAL year 2009 was a horror show. Barring a momentous rally today, the All Ordinaries index already down 27.1 per cent faces its worst year since 1982, when the index suffered a decline of 32.5 per cent. |
| 29th Jun |
ASX 200
SYDNEY MORNING HERALD | THE ASX 200 index marginally outperformed US indices last week, closing up four points, or 0.1 per cent. Providing |
| 28th Jun |
INVESTMENT ALLOWANCE DEALS WORTH AN URGENT LOOK
SUN HERALD | IF YOU'RE self-employed and buy a new laptop, van or ute, the tax office will let you have them at half price. |
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