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Future oil prices will determine whether a biofuels industry can succeed in Australia, experts say. Go to Source

The Mount Isa and Townsville airports in north Queensland have recorded the strongest growth in passenger numbers since the onset of the global financial crisis in late 2008. Go to Source

A study is about to begin looking at the social and economic impacts of large-scale mining and gas development in the Galilee Basin in Queensland’s central west. Go to Source

HERMAN Rockefeller’s family are appealing for help to find him as police puzzle over the millionaire’s mysterious disappearance.

EUROPEAN regulators are looking into whether Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton are skewing ore prices.

SHARES have notched up a third successive fall but analysts say it is just a “speed hump.” 

THE record number of workers who called in sick yesterday are “bums” who cost business $250 million, says retail chief.

THE record number of workers who called in sick yesterday are “bums” who cost business $250 million, says retail chief.

PHILANTHROPIC work counts as much as corporate success for those recognised.

SHARES have notched up a third successive fall but analysts say it is just a “speed hump.” 

THE Australian share market closed in the red on slim trading amid reduced investor appetite for financial stocks.

PHILANTHROPIC work counts as much as corporate success for those recognised.

SHARES more than 1 per cent lower at noon with falls across banks and resources sector on nerves over US bank reform plans.

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STRONG iPhone sales helped Apple post a 50 per cent increase in quarterly net profit of $US3.38 billion ($3.74 billion), its most profitable quarter ever.

US stocks posted modest gains, rebounding from last week’s heavy selloff as prospects improved for the confirmation of Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke for a second term.

EUROPEAN regulators announced a probe yesterday into Anglo-Australian mining giants Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton.

THE Australian dollar closed higher on expectations of another interest rate rise by the central bank.

THE tourism industry is banking on a $100 million doubling of the size of the Gold Coast Airport terminal to deliver a much-needed boost.

PETROL prices have fallen from five month highs as a drop in the international benchmark price begins to filter through to the pumps.