Competitors hit for consumer’s sake
The sole purpose of competition policy and law is to get a better deal for consumers, not about protecting particular businesses.
Petra Rees
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Billion-dollar pipeline for NT
A gas pipeline connecting the NT to the east coast grid is now “almost certain” to be built, Chief Minister Adam Giles has declared.
Galilee project hits hurdle
Australia’s largest proposed coal mine has split local native title claimants.
God’s batting for India
If there is a God, the Indian cricket team will win convincingly today and go on to storm the World Cup final on Sunday.
New evidence in Bali case
Lawyers appealing against the presidential decree that denied Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan clemency have presented evidence in court.
Terror funds flowing to Jakarta
Authorities are investigating suspected Islamic State funding raised in Australia and sent recently to Indonesia.
Islanders flee from cyclone’s wrath
Darwin residents were urged to prepare yesterday for the possible arrival of Cyclone Nathan.
Another fortnight for Bali pair
THE legal ordeal of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran has been further prolonged.
First judge a commercial lawyer
THE Palaszczuk government has chosen an experienced commercial litigator as its first Supreme Court judge.
Wool the new mark in China
CHINA’S middle class have become the world’s largest buyers of Australian wool, keen to wear their wealth for their friends to see.
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