Australia
Vai alla Scheda Paese »When men can be made to hope, then they can be made to win.
— Bryce Courtenay
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Jacinda Ardern in Sydney for first meeting with Australian PM Anthony Albanese
Ardern is the first foreign leader to be hosted in Australia by Albanese's new Labor government.
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Europe’s dash for gas puts Australia’s LNG import plans at risk
Most Australian projects have not yet reached the stage of locking in re-gasification infrastructure and are getting pipped by European users.
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Australia’s government urges China to remove trade barriers
Australia’s new government has urged China to lift trade sanctions if it wants to reset a bilateral relationship that plumbed new depths under the previous administration.
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Why Jacinda Ardern may struggle to get new Australian PM Anthony Albanese's attention
New Zealand and Australia have a close and intimate relationship but Australia has focused its attention on security and trade agreements with big world powers.
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Woman accused of selling home without telling ex-partner has assets frozen
She sold the family home in Australia and transferred $832,000 into the account of her new partner in Gisborne, court hears.
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Australia, banca centrale aumenta tassi per prima volta in 11 anni
(Teleborsa) - La Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) ha deciso di aumentare il cash rate di 25 punti base a 35 punti base, contro attese del mercato per un rialzo di 15 punti base. La banca centrale...
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Vender antes ou depois do Mundial: a pergunta de muitos milhões de euros. Veja o “Jogo Económico”
Irão os clubes portugueses conter o ímpeto de vender os passes dos jogadores no mercado de Verão na perspetiva que os mesmos valorizem no Mundial de Inverno? Luís Cassiano Neves, sócio fundador da 14 Sports Law, é o convidado desta edição.
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India, Australia ink interim trade deal
India and Australia have signed an interim free trade deal that cuts tariffs on billions of dollars of commerce as the two Quad partners bolster their economic ties.
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JE Podcast: Ouça aqui as notícias mais importantes desta quarta-feira
Da economia à política, das empresas aos mercados, ouça aqui as principais notícias que marcam o dia informativo desta quarta-feira.
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Billionaires tip more cash into Australia’s solar export vision
Exporting solar power from Australia’s Northern Territory to Singapore via an undersea cable brings Australia closer realizing its renewables exporting potential.
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Writer Charity Norman: from Newcastle Crown Court to Ongaonga playcentre
Charity Norman on ditching law for writing, romance in the Sahara, slippery stockings and the melting mind that inspired her new book.
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Australia welcomes back tourists with toy koalas, Tim Tams
International tourists and business travelers began arriving in Australia with few restrictions on Monday, bringing together families in tearful reunions after separations of two years or longer forced by some of the most draconian pandemic measures of any democracy in the world.
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S. Korean car exports to Australia shows recovery
South Korean car exports to Australia are booming with the Australian economy, thanks to Australia’s recovery course from COVID-19, and companies’ local marketing strategies. According to the Korea Automobile Manufacturers Association on
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Intanto nel mondo
La polizia israeliana nella bufera per l’uso del software di spionaggio Pegasus, accordo tra Stati Uniti e Giappone sulla revoca dei dazi sull’acciaio, l’Australia si scusa con Brittany Higgins collaboratrice parlamentare stuprata in parlamento. Leggi
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Celltrion’s COVID-19 treatment gets safety nod in Australia
Celltrion has confirmed the safety of its inhalable antibody treatment for COVID-19 in a phase one clinical trial in Australia, the pharmaceutical company said Monday. Celltrion’s US partner Inhalon Biopharma completed the planned administeri
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Australia to open borders to vaccinated travelers on Feb. 21
Australia will open its borders to all vaccinated tourists and business travelers from Feb. 21 in a further relaxation of pandemic restrictions announced Monday.
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'I travel the world, work in cryptocurrency and try to be in Israel as little as possible'
This week at the Tel Aviv airport: A digital nomad who says crypto trading is basically gambling, and a carpenter heading to Australia to reunite with his partner after being kept apart by COVID
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Enthusiasm for regulation, often in areas like the climate, shows no sign of flagging
A COROLLARY OF Leviathan’s growth is rising bureaucracy. Once a regulator is created, it is never defunded. As the state becomes more involved in citizens’ lives and agencies expand, so do rulebooks. And a lot of their dos and don’ts apply to business. Patrick McLaughlin of the Mercatus Centre at George ...
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Michael Baker's son isolating after testing positive for Covid-19 in Sydney
After their symptoms worsened George Baker and his partner were advised by a health official to catch an Uber to hospital where they waited outside for five hours.
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Wesley Koolhof verslaat voormalig dubbelpartner Jean-Julien Rojer en staat in de finale
Koolhof heeft zich in Melbourne ten koste van Jean-Julien Rojer geplaatst voor de finale van het dubbelspel. Samen met zijn Britse partner Neal Skupski was Koolhof met 6-2 6-4 te sterk voor Rojer, die een koppel vormt met Marcelo Arévalo uit El Salvador.
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Professor arbeidsrecht Marc De Vos: ‘We gaan met onze democratie door een fase van decadentie’
03:00 Meer dan drie jaar was hij decaan van de Macquarie Law School in Sydney. Nu is hij definitief terug en vindt hij het tijd om op grote schaal ambitie uit te spreken. Ontbijt met De Tijd.