| 19th Jun |
Young talent relishes her role
THE AGE | MUSIC DANIELLE DE NIESE 4/5 Australian Chamber Orchestra Melbourne Town Hall, June 17 and 18 |
| 18th Jun |
Local bourse will be the first to react
SYDNEY MORNING HERALD | AUSTRALIAN shareholders will be among the first to respond to the outcome of the Greek elections which were held yesterday, just as the Prime Minister, Julia Gillard, flew out to Mexico for a crucial two-day meeting of G20 leaders. |
| 18th Jun |
We have early break to run for the hills
THE AGE | AUSTRALIAN shareholders will be among the first to respond to the result of the Greek elections which were held overnight, just as Prime Minister Julia Gillard flew out to Mexico for a crucial two-day meeting of G20 leaders. |
| 18th Jun |
Opportunities will be there when coal dust settles
THE AGE | NATHAN Tinkler, at least, can see the light at the end of the coal tunnel with his $4 billion plus offer for Whitehaven Coal, but many cannot, with coal stocks hitting their lowest values in years. |
| 18th Jun |
Jittery financial markets hold their collective breath Adele Ferguson
THE AGE | THE next few days will be high stakes on global financial markets as the results of the Greek election are digested and, just as importantly, the G20's reaction to the outcome of the election, along with the United States and other central banks. |
| 18th Jun |
LETTERS
THE AGE | Dirt units and |
| 18th Jun |
Arctic plant growth 'could speed up global warming'
THE AGE | IN A surprise finding, researchers have shown that as trees start to grow closer to the North Pole, replacing once-barren tundra, they release more greenhouse gases than they absorb. |
| 17th Jun |
Black days deliver more red as the market gets on-the-nose
SUN HERALD | UGH. The market was uglier than a hatful of armpits this past week. And none of our racers came out smelling of roses. The benchmark top 200 index fell 1.6 per cent over the five racing days as the miners and the banks headed south. Greece is going to the polls this weekend and it looks odds-on the electorate will vote in a government that won't want to play along with the European Union's fiscal version of The Biggest Loser. |