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Greece receives EU part of bailout loan

AP Greece received euro 14.5 billion ($A20.48 billion) in bailout loans from 10 other European Union countries Tuesday, the finance ministry said, just a day before a crucial debt refinancing deadline that threatened the country with default. The loans from other countries that use
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Greece receives EU part of bailout loan

Greece received euro 14.5 billion ($A20.48 billion) in bailout loans from 10 other European Union countries Tuesday, the finance ministry said, just a day before a crucial debt refinancing deadline that threatened the country with default. The loans from other countries that use the
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Adelaide growth will be near transport: Holloway

The South Australian Government says 258,000 new dwellings will be needed to cope with an extra 500 ,000 people over the next three decades in the greater Adelaide area . But Greens MP Mark Parnell says only 60,000 new homes would be built around transport hubs . "Only a

Ross Gittins

February 17, 2010 It's not just a dream incapable of being realised, it's one that's made our present transport problems worse rather than better and offers no answer to the looming worsening of those problems. You and I, our parents and our children, are the car-driving generations.
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German Public-Sector Pay Talks Are Broken Off, Government Says

Feb. 11 (Bloomberg) -- German public-sector pay talks were broken off after government employers and the Ver.di and dbb unions were unable to reach an agreement in the third round of negotiations. The government offered a 1.5 percent pay increase over two years, it said in
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Greater Springfield aims to be bigger business than Sydney

Greater Springfield, south-west of Brisbane, has gone from a greenfields site 18 years ago to a community with its sights on building a 390ha CBD featuring global businesses. Launching the We Mean Business campaign, developers revealed a survey of business leaders which found they would
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Albert Road office block fetches $2.6m

December 2, 2009 The auction attracted about 60 people, and bidding started at $1.8 million. The property is well serviced by public transport and has direct access to the West Gate Freeway, CityLink and Melbourne CBD via Kings Way. The building has a net lettable area of about 419...
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Sydney's transport system run off the rails

After four election victories in a row, the New South Wales Labor Government's 15-year reign is entering a spectacular endgame.

MTM chief led failed London rail company

It has been revealed that the man running the company that will take over Melbourne's train services previously led a failed London railways maintenance company.

MTM chief led failed London rail company

It has been revealed that the man running the company that will take over Melbourne's train services previously led a failed London railways maintenance company.

New buses to fill north-west transport void

The New South Wales Government's promise last year of 300 new buses has been partly fulfilled, with the first of 113 that are earmarked for Sydney's north west delivered today.

Transport concerns for Buckland development

The Playford City Council says plans for a new town at Buckland Park on the Adelaide Plains do not explain how nearby communities will be affected.

Victoria lifts swine flu alert level

Federal Health Minister Nicola Roxon has confirmed the number of confirmed swine flu cases has reached 502.

Swine flu cases reach 167

Federal Health Minister Nicola Roxon has confirmed the number of cases of swine flu in Australia has climbed to 167.

Grylls to 'fine tune' fuel card scheme

The West Australian Nationals Leader Brendon Grylls says he will review the eligibility criteria for the Country Fuel Card, after receiving numerous complaints.

Harbour crash inquest 'not a witch hunt': Coroner

Friends and family of four people killed in a collision on Sydney Harbour in March 2007 have packed a Sydney court for a coronial inquest.

Transit Authority not concerned by old Sydney buses

The New South Wales opposition says a growing number of buses in the Sydney fleet are now well past their use-by-dates.

Transit Authority not concerned about old Sydney buses

The New South Wales opposition says a growing number of buses in the Sydney fleet are now well past their use-by-dates.

Free transport proposal nipped in the bud

A NSW Labor backbencher's radical proposal to make public transport free in Sydney has been quickly nipped in the bud, as preliminary work on the new metro line commences.

Climate change protesters march against emissions scheme

The Climate Emergency Action Network of South Australia says the Federal Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme needs to be altered to cut carbon emissions further.