All the right moves
JULIE Bishop’s a canny operator, and warmer than her “death stare” image suggests. So what can we expect from our first female foreign minister?
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It’s apologies all round in China
THE country’s leader is soothing public concerns with a campaign of public self-criticism.
Tough start to Bishop’s demanding role
JUST days after being sworn in as Australia’s first woman Foreign Minister, Julie Bishop is in the thick of it.
Ok Tedi nationalisation row hots up
THE row over PNG’s nationalisation of the Ok Tedi copper and goldmine is hotting up.
Asia bonds to test investor nerves
TOUGH times lie ahead for the bond markets in emerging East Asia, the Asian Development Bank has warned.
PNG no paradigm on paradise lost
THE nation needs foreign capital and expertise to grow and nationalisation is the wrong way to go.
Nauru accepts plan, PNG in doubt
IMMIGRATION Minister Scott Morrison briefed his Nauruan counterpart on the Coalition’s fast-tracked offshore processing last night.
PNG aid concentrated on key projects
THE Australian and PNG treasurers have agreed to explore refocusing Australia’s aid on several high-impact projects.
Guru tells corporates to jazz it up
RUNNING a business no longer resembles conducting a symphony orchestra — it’s more like improvising in a jazz group.
Boost urged for Pacific workers
THE government has been urged to boost the low number of guest workers from the Pacific.
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