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BHP's True Believer

Becoming the world's biggest miner was the best thing that ever happened to BHP, the resource company's former chief executive, Paul Anderson, tells associate editor Michael Pascoe in today's video interview.

19 Oct 2005
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Dark Star

An encouraging letter from US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice has brought a jump in the share price of a small Sydney company, Silex Systems, whose technology promises a better way of enriching uranium. Behind the scenes is a remarkable story of a unique Australian investment, says Richard Campbell.

17 Oct 2005
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Inflation - The New Reality

Is Inflation a problem? Eureka Report's economic correspondents are not too worried...just yet. AMP's Shane Oliver believes the 'latest bout of paranoia will fade'. At HSBC John Edwards thinks the RBA could lift rates if oil-fuelled inflationary pressures persist while Stephen Koukoulas says wage claims are the biggest concern in the coming months.

17 Oct 2005
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Atomic Anderson

Nuclear power is the alternative energy of the future, says former BHP chief executive Paul Anderson. In today's video Anderson - now chairman of US-based Duke Energy - tells associate editor, Michael Pascoe, carbon tax programs will accelerate the global transition to cleaner fuel.

17 Oct 2005
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Resources March Has Just Begun

The lull in the market offers investors the perfect opportunity to buy up quality resources stocks. Big corporates are already doing just that. By Charlie Aitken.

14 Oct 2005
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Motor Ace

Michael Delaney runs one of Australia's most successful superannuation funds, the Canberra-based Motor Traders Association of Australia. On video Delaney tells Associate Editor Michael Pascoe how he keeps his returns high, his fees low and his investments well away from hedge funds.

14 Oct 2005
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Tax Traps

The taxman is getting fed up with self-managed super funds making the same old mistakes and is cracking down on them. Barbara Smith explains how they can be avoided.

14 Oct 2005
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Hardball, Murdoch Style

Analysts tracking News Corporation soon learn they had better play by Rupert’s rules. As Mike Mangan learned to his cost, Rule One is that they maintain a ‘buy’ recommendation — or it’s bye bye fees.

14 Oct 2005
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Higher Interest Rates Ahead?

The latest public statements from RBA deputy governor Glenn Stevens has prompted a new round of speculation on inflation and interest rates. In today's economic report Stephen Koukoulas highlights the prospects of higher interest rates while the resources below offer a full spectrum of mid-week economic comment.

12 Oct 2005
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Property Pulse

Stable prices over the next 12 months will let investors avoid a heated rush to buy in a rising market says Mark Armstrong.

12 Oct 2005
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The Healers

Among the 100 listed biotechnology stocks listed on the ASX a handful of companies are making important advances in the highly specialised area of wound healing, David Blake and Mark Pachacz of Bioshares report.

12 Oct 2005
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Biotech's Strong Pulse

The biotech sector has suddenly come to life, led by Biota, CSL and a string of junior players. Small fortunes are being made by quick-witted investors. Eureka Report editor James Kirby gets to the bottom of the biotech bull run.

12 Oct 2005
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High Hopes

Rival towers in Melbourne and the Gold coast promise to take people as close to heaven as an investor ever gets, but are they good value? Mark Armstrong and Fiona Marsden compared the two and chose Melbourne's Eureka Tower as a better investment.

12 Oct 2005
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