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Articles in June 2007 issue of Australasian Business Intelligence

• JB Hi-Fi moves in on New Zealand.
• Risky business worries Bennetts.
• Property finance specialist Gallery ...
• Interest stirred as markets watch.
• Jaguar getting ready to produce to pounce.
• Leadership found lacking in energy.
• Property tops a winning week.
• Some turn works of art into hard cash for super.
• Health deal fulfils director's dying wish.
• Top environmental award for Mirvac centre.
• Tensions surface in booming PNG.
• Howard targets climate election.
• Basslink commands widespread bid interest.
• Just don't mention the weather.
• Beattie to borrow for works.
• DIAC defends slow visa work.
• Remuneration is a rewarding pursuit.
• ASG price reaches new high after $65m contract win.
• Judge says pollies are 'ill-informed'.
• Nevada gaming licence on cards for Packer's PBL.
• CQU slashes jobs as foreign students flee.
• Keep the Chinese meal ticket in check.
• Insurance coverage being reviewed as coastal areas face higher risk of damage.
• Laying solid foundations for the future.
• There's a new name but the game is the same.
• Council pathways need urgent repair.
• Nuclear push gains momentum.
• Zenith to defy investor trends.
• Shedding an image problem.
• AWAs not restricted to mining sector.
• Black-list dodgy food operators: McGinty.
• A Canadian perspective on customs and transfer pricing.
• A golden year.
• [921] Tax Office website updates.
• [926] AUSTRAC releases new tool to help business fight money laundering.
• Rock hard.
• Archer nails record with $1.36bn.
• Troubled Timbercorp rejects suitors.
• Something old, something new for Microsoft clients.
• Value in spotlight as record falls.
• Red tape flourishes in stifling atmosphere of hot air.
• Law firms circling.
• Bang for your buzz.
• Imported advertising: imported culture.
• Lend Lease's new Townsville township.
• Help centre workers romancing callers.
• Foreigners flock to Archer fund.
• Labor nurtures reactionary line.
• AIH group takes steak.
• Cashed-up Devine in spending spree.
• Pair plead guilty over bizarre assisted suicide attempt.
• John Holland deal secures Ansett jobs.
• Home-grown logo a victory for food producers.
• ILO blacklist after lobbying.
• Frank Lowy.
• Shi Zhengrong.
• Mates agreed to kill.
• [953] Tax agent re-registration denied.
• [961] WA: release of State Tax Review Final Report.
• Spin doctors.
• Stick to your approved list: IAG.
• Jupiter Mines executive had cocaine traces, court told.
• Think small for jumbo profits.
• Valuation cap to lift investment.
• Investors face a danger of less to fear.
• New collaboration enjoys time in sun.
• Competition watchdog still a player in broadband plan, says Telstra.
• Trio favoured in Myer bidding.
• Attention divided between main attractions.
• BP Citibank MasterCard.
• Wages slip as Japan goes casual.
• Union boss gives Rio notice on contracts.
• CBA, Gandel join race for Myer.
• Labor pains certain at ACTU executive meeting.
• Metcash expects a slowdown.
• Private sector wants bigger slice of pie.
• Alcoa play gives Alumina a lift.
• Criteria for choosing the right trust deed.
• A short-term loan, maybe.
• Wireless net theft warning.