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Australia's tourism industry is taking flight 9/25/2012

In the lead up to World Tourism Day, business information analysts at IBISWorld put the spotlight on Australia's tourism industry, revealing good news for domestic players with a ...

International tourism on track to hit 1bn by end of 2012 9/19/2012

With a record 467 million tourists traveling in the first half of 2012, international tourism remains firmly on track to reach one billion tourists by the end of the year.

New NT chief settles into office 9/17/2012

Decorators are hanging up new pictures outside the office of the Northern Territory's new chief minister Terry Mills.

Consumers and business wearing a frown 9/17/2012

It obviously takes a bit more than a couple of positive economic statistics to put a smile on people's faces.

Footy finals to provide a $560 million boost to local industries 9/12/2012

With the AFL and NRL grand finals fast approaching, business information analysts at IBISWorld forecast Aussie fans will fork out $560.3 million on football finals celebrations – ...

CSG vs tourism in the Hunter to deliver best returns for government 9/12/2012

A new government-commissioned report says key tourism precincts need protection from inappropriate development if visitor expenditure targets are to be met.

Olympics "feel good factor" fails to boost UK retailers 9/5/2012

The London 2012 Olympic Games has failed to lift the nation's retailers, who suffered last month as Britons stayed at home to watch the event, an industry survey shows.

Tourist market from SE Asia set to grow 8/31/2012

Tourism from Indonesia and Malaysia is expected to rapidly rise by 2015, while the number Australians holidaying overseas is showing signs of easing, a survey has found.

Mental stigma? Workers less likely to claim for psychological illness 8/26/2012

Research has found workers are significantly less likely to claim GP visits for psychological illnesses on workers' compensation than they are for physical work-related injuries such ...

Letdown or legacy? Post-Olympics future for London accommodation 8/15/2012

The London Olympics has reached its conclusion, but with plenty of talk about the event usurping Sydney 2000 as the 'best Games ever', what impact is likely to be felt on the British ...

Double pay 'crippling small business' 8/15/2012

Independent senator Nick Xenophon will attempt to change workplace laws over double-time weekend wages he says are crippling small businesses that can no longer afford to stay open ...

Melbourne named world's most liveable city 8/15/2012

Melbourne has claimed gold as the world's most liveable city – with its thriving cafe and bar scene once again to the fore – but Sydney has lost its status as Australia's second most ...

World's best: Australia a big winner from travel and leisure survey 7/11/2012

Australia is the place to be - just ask respondents to the Travel + Leisure 2012 World's Best Awards readers' survey.

Tassie songwriter emerges to promote Aust tourism 7/6/2012

When a new commercial promoting Australian tourism was launched last month featuring the music of Dewayne Everettsmith, the question most were left asking was: "Who the bloody hell ...

Tough times for north Queensland tourist towns 6/27/2012

When Doug Calvert closed the doors of his four Port Douglas shops for the final time, he did so with a heavy heart.

Australians urged to embrace domestic travel 6/27/2012

Australians are being encouraged to help grow the tourism industry by holidaying at home and exploring the nation's unique range of travel experiences.

Tourism Australia's latest campaign proving big internet hit 6/18/2012

The latest version of Tourism Australia's "There's nothing like Australia" global campaign is off to an impressive start with the signature ad receiving more than eight million views ...

Give restaurant and cafe owners a fair go on penalty rates 5/3/2012

Over the last 20 years or so, Australians have developed a true appreciation for the social ritual of the Sunday morning catch up with friends or family over breakfast or lunch at ...

One in five Australian workers are casual employees 5/2/2012

One in five, or 19 per cent of Australian workers were casual employees in November 2011, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has announced.

How cybercriminals are infecting networks and stealing data undetected 4/23/2012

A leading data security specialist has outlined its top recommendations and insights for protecting against and containing sophisticated malware and targeted attacks - advice that ...

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