A2M : $15.49  
AFI : $6.36  
AGL : $19.14  
AIA : $7.57  
ALL : $32.92  
ALQ : $8.40  
ALU : $30.55  
ALX : $7.98  
AMC : $14.46  
AMP : $1.67  
ANN : $29.65  
ANZ : $24.83  
APT : $32.57  
ARG : $8.12  
AST : $1.68  
ASX : $74.14  
AWC : $1.94  
AZJ : $4.83  
BEN : $9.25  
BHP : $33.63  
BLD : $4.51  
BOQ : $7.50  
BPT : $1.76  
BSL : $11.79  
BXB : $11.96  
CAR : $16.15  
CBA : $81.78  
CCL : $11.50  
CGF : $9.05  
CIM : $24.00  
COH : $207.59  
COL : $14.21  
CPU : $15.24  
CSL : $309.44  
CTX : $32.70  
CWN : $10.13  
CWY : $2.27  
DMP : $55.31  
DOW : $5.71  
EVN : $4.02  
FBU : $5.03  
FLT : $32.53  
FMG : $10.07  
FPH : $24.52  
GNE : $2.82  
HVN : $3.73  
IAG : $6.39  
IEL : $21.33  
IGO : $5.28  
ILU : $8.33  
IPL : $2.74  
JBH : $37.00  
JHX : $28.18  
MCY : $4.47  
MEZ : $4.45  
MFG : $56.10  
MIN : $16.53  
MLT : $4.45  
MPL : $2.85  
MQG : $134.83  
NAB : $25.15  
NCM : $26.50  
NST : $13.50  
ORA : $2.75  
ORG : $6.99  
ORI : $19.80  
OSH : $5.47  
OZL : $8.97  
QAN : $5.53  
QBE : $13.59  
QUB : $2.93  
REA : $98.79  
REH : $11.38  
RHC : $68.18  
RIO : $87.22  
RMD : $24.52  
S32 : $2.21  
SAR : $3.75  
SDF : $3.76  
SEK : $20.77  
SGR : $3.66  
SHL : $28.70  
SOL : $19.55  
SPK : $4.34  
STO : $6.85  
SUN : $11.34  
SVW : $17.63  
TAH : $3.79  
TLS : $3.47  
TPM : $7.47  
TWE : $11.07  
VEA : $1.76  
WBC : $23.64  
WES : $40.77  
WOR : $12.52  
WOW : $38.82  
WPL : $27.90  
WTC : $15.10  
XRO : $73.59  
YAL : $2.79  

LATEST ACCOUNTING NEWS

2011 Census - what was the make up of your area?

The following link is a handy ABS tool if you want to see the demographic make-up of the area you lived as recorded in the 2011 Census.  2016 Census information starts becoming available from June 2017.

     

 

Please click here to access this tool and then type the town or suburb you want to investigate further.  Very interesting data.

April - June 2017 archive


Political shenanigan in an election year will ensure no enonomic recovery in the US until 2013 | Europe will unwillingly accept its economic reality, Eurozone will face structural change as peripheral countries finally default leaving bond markets in chaos | China will move to slow its economy to avert economic meltdown as export-led recovery fails to materialize. This will impact the resources boom in Australia, lead to higher unemployment and potential recession spurred by weak manufacturing and retail