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After mounting something of a recovery in early 2017, retail sales crashed in August, falling 0.6% for the month, compounded by a revision to the July number falling 0.2%. The dead cat of retai…
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Wages growth is too slow, around the world, including in Australia. The impact of a long period of lower than average wages rises across the globe has fed into reduced consumption, slow inflat…
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As the Australian economy displays signs of growth, with unemployment falling and the participation rate growing strongly over the year, the global economic outlook has also started to tur…
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Falling unemployment and a modest decline in under-employment over the last month have focused attention on what appears to be an improving Australian economy. Unemployment dipped down to…
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This project entitled ‘ProFert-Pine – A fertiliser tool for softwood plantations in southern Australia’ (project PNC342-1415) was developed by TreeMod, in collabor…
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Foreign flat-pack imports make up approximately 15 per cent of the total household joinery fitted in Australia each year, according to a new study commissioned by Forest and Wood Products Au…
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Anecdotally, imports to Australia of (mainly) flat-‐packed joinery items has been growing rapidly in recent years, including for installation into Australia’s residential dwellings.…
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Australian saw millers and associated manufacturers have invested an estimated $900 million over the last five years in efficiency and productivity initiatives on the back of strong deman…