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Date Posted: 20:22:02 06/20/10 Sun
Author: Newrotation of music at storage.
Subject: previously whitehavenTelstra deal 1pm---Monday 21/6/2010


Date - Monday, 21/6/2010 - 1:18:30 PM AEST

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Telstra Deal
Telstra has signed an $11 billion deal with the Federal Government's National Broadband Network Co (NBN Co) that will set in train an Australia wide high speed broadband internet link.
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Property developer Peet is considering using external distribution to expand the size of its property syndicates and Citi is positive on the move. According to Citi, Western Australia offers upside from the current resource-driven recovery in the state's economy.
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Better Times Ahead For Zinc and Lead Prices
Both zinc and lead prices have fallen heavily in recent months but analysts at Hallgarten suggest better times are ahead for both metals.

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