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NAB plagued by problems

NATIONAL Australia Bank customers have been hit by a series of problems while trying to access their accounts this afternoon.
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Nolan Meats reveals new range

Terry Nolan with a box of Vale.

A NEW beef brand to hit the Australian food market is produced and distributed by Gympie business, Nolan Meats.

 

Inghams add to job-cuts reasons

INGHAM has outlined additional reasons for cutting 80 jobs from its chicken processing plant at Byron Bay.
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Greek deal signed

Temple of Zeus, Athens, Greece.

GREECE yesterday unveiled a political deal over budget cuts that should unlock an aid package and enable Athens to avoid a potentially catastrophic default.

 

Bananacoast-Truss tiff continues

Warren Truss.

THE war of words between Bananacoast Credit Union and Federal Nationals leader Warren Truss continues.
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HIA hurt over rates freeze

The board's decision came despite the majority of financial experts predicting a cash rate reduction of 25 basis points in response to a declining building sector, as well as rising unemployment and poor retail sales.

THE decision by the RBA to keep interest rates on hold has denied the construction sector the opportunity to boost business confidence, says the HIA.
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$4.3 million Dotcom mansion seized

The property was not among the $16m of assets seized when Dotcom was arrested last month, but Official Assignee staff are now assessing the property.

THE $4.3 million home where Kim Dotcom's pregnant wife and three children live has been seized by New Zealand authorities.
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Virtual success story

Tony Melvin is able to run a company from anywhere.

The workplace of the very near future will be a paperless, virtual office run in the cloud from anywhere on Earth. So says company chairman Tony Melvin.
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Fresh safety fears for the A380

European air safety authorities ordered that checks, announced last month on microscopic cracks inside the wings of the A380, should be extended to all 68 aircraft.

FRESH safety concerns emerged yesterday about tiny cracks in the British-made wings of the world's largest airliner, the Airbus A380.
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Aussie Airlines cop ETS

WARREN Truss says world’s biggest economies are refusing to pay carbon levies imposed on their airlines by Europe, while Australian airlines cop the full costs.
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Truss accusations wrong: BCU

Warren Truss accused the Bananacoast Credit Union of not passing on an interest rate cut to farmers.

WARREN Truss should have contacted Bananacoast Credit Union before accusing it of failing to pass on interest rates cuts to farmers, the institution says.

 

iPad app gives pupils a head start

West Moreton Anglican college students Deeann Nutley and Samuel Moxon check out the school’s iPad app.

THE iPad education revolution has been taken to the next level by West Moreton Anglican College with an Australian-first app developed for Year 12 students.
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Twitter harder to resist than sex

Which would you find harder to resist? Chances are it's actually Twitter.

PEOPLE may experience strong urges for sex and sleep but the urge to check Twitter is actually more difficult to resist, says a new study.
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Technology helps problem gamblers

Pokie spending has jumped in the wake of Ipswich’s floods.

TECHNOLOGY capable of curbing problem gambling across multiple sites has been rolled out in northern NSW by Clubs NSW.
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Changes to business registration

The new system is expected to commence from 28 May 2012, pending the passage of legislation through the State parliaments.

A NEW National Business Names Registration System will be launched later this year and will replace the current state and territory registers.
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Money 

Home buyers feel 'robbed' by RBA

Home buyers feel 'robbed' by RBA

POTENTIAL home buyers in Toowoomba were left feeling short changed on Tuesday after the Reserve Bank of Australia decided to leave interest rates at 4.25%.

 

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Technology 

Investors challange Zuckerberg

Investors challange Zuckerberg

MARK Zuckerberg's tight control over Facebook is under assault from shareholders even before his social networking giant joins the public market.

 

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Guides 

Mick at full throttle

Mick at full throttle

POTTSVILLE speedway driver Mick Sauer admits he would sometimes rather be in the crowd than racing at Lucas Oil Lismore Speedway.

 

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