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Articles in October, 2006 issue of Australasian Business Intelligence

• [1816] Public and Private Ruling Regimes : impact of ROSA.
• Packer keeps Foxtel but sells Nine to raise $4.6b.
• Board blamed for Harris Scarfe demise.
• Push for earlier Sunday shopping.
• Work starts on $30m, 70s-style office block.
• Staff, bird flu worries clip chicken chain net.
• Mac's releases world-first low-carb beer.
• Tiny artificial liver a big step towards a medical revolution.
• Indefinite jail for disabled sex offender.
• Vacancy rates tipped to tighten in south-east office market.
• O'Shane in strife, again - Controversial magistrate fighting for her judicial life.
• Labor laments ads outlay.
• Rubicon launch LPT record.
• Tax windfall for Queensland.
• Lower drop-out rate for freshers.
• Harris Scarfe trade creditors may gain.
• Lawyers urged to do more free work for needy.
• Quality and vision of banks under scrutiny.
• Study finds way to count carbon.
• Library hits back over Medibank members' rights.
• Battle lines drawn over collective bargaining.
• Big retailers' electric dream.
• Macquarie leaves no media stone unturned.
• This paper is for boomers, not old age pensioners.
• ...Aussie sandwich chain sniffing too.
• Planning for industry fund advice.
• Wholesale property tipped to dominate 2006.
• Netherlands-Spain information exchange strengthens treaty.
• SMSF exposure to Westpoint questioned.
• Oliver's twist.
• [1934] GST: what constitutes a supply of a going concern.
• HR recognises its own.
• IT centre shuts its doors.
• [1922] ACT judges pensions - superannuation surcharge indemnity.
• [1919] Super guarantee and contracts for labour: ATO Practice Statement.
• Code hack no hit.
• Crisis talks ordered over magistrate clash.
• Planning group's membership falls.
• Capital nobbled in great US race.
• More jobless losing eight weeks' dole.
• Virtual world: tax man cometh.
• Make my day: give rates the bullet.
• Newcrest still bold about gold.
• Police expressed concern on stun gun trial.
• Detainee health back in control of department.
• Ocean's Six or just a raw deal?
• Online banking security upgrade.
• Perpetual has all the aces.
• Woolies shopping for NZ retailer.
• Ai Group in push to save skills councils.
• The beauty hall gets a facelift at David Jones.
• Rumour mill inflates figures.
• Which exec is banking on franchising?
• Rio boosts buyback by $4bn.
• The hard facts on software: black boxes can crash and burn.
• Regulator gets tougher on dirty money.
• Strike three is in the air.
• OneCare tops new life insurance sales survey.
• Merrill merger creates new Australian manager.
• The getting of wisdom.
• Beyond the backyard.
• Nobody's kissing Cousins.
• Watchdog staff slip the leash after training.
• Rival to give Run for money.
• Westpac tops bank loan growth.
• Tax revenue soars 17 per cent but still no stamp duty cuts.
• Anyone with a pulse.
• New Melbourne fashion concept sees good monthly rental savings.
• A vein of expertise.
• Imports end McCain jobs.
• Spay or pay? Owners fear they've been sold a pup.
• Life in the slow lane has its compensations.
• Lower fees threaten class actions.
• Energy reforms to miss deadline.
• Baycorp defies the tough conditions.
• ISPT finds retail a selective value.
• Sheik's views show up the wider problem with Muslim men.
• Packer bets on gaming, not Fairfax.
• PM gets dry message.
• Telstra waits for a clearer signal.

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