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- Taxi levy capped at five per cent
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29 May 2013 7:15amThe service fee levied by Cabcharge and other taxi payment processors in Victoria will be halved to five per cent of the fare, under reforms endorsed by the state government. » read more »
- CPS seeks bank name
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29 May 2013 7:15amSouth Australia's Community CPS is in discussions with the APRA over a "transition to a mutual bank designation." » read more »
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Suncorp's non-core bank run-off ahead of schedule
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29 May 2013 7:14amSuncorp Bank will beat its June 30 target for reducing the loan balance in its non-core bank. » read more »
- Davis takes helm at BOQ
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29 May 2013 7:13amBank of Queensland has appointed former ANZ executive Roger Davis as chair of its board. » read more »
- ANZ passes the wooden spoon to Westpac
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29 May 2013 7:12amAfter spending a year as the big bank with the lowest retail customer satisfaction rating, ANZ has improved its position and now ranks ahead of Westpac in the latest Roy Morgan Research survey. » read more »
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Micro business depends on Tax Office credit
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28 May 2013 7:07amThe supply of on-demand credit from the Australian Taxation Office continues to grow quickly.
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Digital MailBox reveals payment options
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28 May 2013 7:06amAustralia Post's new Digital MailBox service will give users three payments options – its own Post billpay system, BPay or a credit card payment. » read more »
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Loveless BOQ stretches the truth
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28 May 2013 7:05am
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Demand for contactless payments strenghtens
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28 May 2013 7:04amReports of problems with a contactless payment system installed at British retailer Marks & Spencer, which led to some customers being charged twice, have sparked a consumer backlash. However, the market in Australia is going from strength to strength.
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CEFC receives proposals for more than A$10 billion in projects
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28 May 2013 7:01amThe head of the controversial Clean Energy Finance Corporation, Oliver Yates, says the agency has already attracted interest from more than 150 projects, with a total capital cost of more than A$10.5 billion, in its first two months of operation.
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Brief: Board renewal at ThinkSmart
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28 May 2013 6:59am
