Sydney Morning Herald

The price you pay for generous dividends
Sydney Morning Herald
Whatever you say about banks, you have to hand it to them for turning a profit in this climate. Never mind whether they're greedy in not passing on enough rate cuts, or too many in the case of savers, when often as not their customers meekly wear it …

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Sydney Morning Herald

Summer exposure: Westpac may buck the investor trend
Sydney Morning Herald
… already started to unfurl, with BHP and Rio Tinto finding a bottom and heading north over the past month or so. If you are hooked on bank dividends and want to have an exposure over summer, then the recent profit results all point to hiding out in …

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Sky News Australia

Govt won't cut power dividends: O'Farrell
Herald Sun
The opposition blames the dividend payments for spiralling power prices. In his audit of the government-owned electricity sector, released on Wednesday, Peter Achterstraat said dividends paid from the seven government-owned electricity corporations had …
Power firms gouging the public – paying more for less electricityNEWS.com.au
POLL: Hunter electricity costs soarNewcastle Herald
Electricity profits up $100m, but users switch offSydney Morning Herald

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Freddie Mac posts profit, pays dividend
Herald Sun
The government-controlled company attributed the gain to rising home prices and fewer mortgage delinquencies. Freddie paid a dividend of $1.8 billion to the US Treasury and requested no additional federal aid. The increase compared with a loss of $6 …

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NEWS.com.au

Qantas under dividend pressure
The Australian
QANTAS faces increasing pressure to resume paying dividends as it reduces spending on new aircraft and propels its ailing international operations back into the black. Chairman Leigh Clifford told the company's annual meeting yesterday that the board …
Qantas gives shareholders dividend hopeNEWS.com.au
Qantas puts dividends back on the agendaSydney Morning Herald
Qantas notes shareholder pain on dividendsHerald Sun
Business Spectator -Brisbane Times
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BP hikes dividend as fights back from oil spill
Climate Spectator
LONDON, Oct 30 (Reuters) – British oil group BP Plc raised its dividend on Tuesday, confident it can fight back from a devastating U.S. oil spill with a big pile of cash, a rejigged business in Russia and a focus on exploration and production. BP has …

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Dividends the main game for investors
The Australian
"Thus, with lower growth translating to lower capital returns, dividends will deliver a greater share of the equity market's total returns on average." She warned that investors would find it increasingly difficult to achieve low-risk returns and …

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WA today

Newcrest flags dividend growth on output rise
WA today
NEWCREST Mining has told shareholders to expect a period of strong dividend growth, with capital spending on growth projects about to peak and deliver higher rates of gold production. Speaking at the company's annual meeting in Melbourne, Newcrest …
Newcrest Mining flags dividend boost at AGMThe Australian

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Sydney Morning Herald

Telstra ends dividend pledge, but still has NBN
Sydney Morning Herald
COMMENT. HOW good is Telstra's national broadband network deal? Good enough for Telstra chairman Catherine Livingstone to confirm an end to the telco's commitment to pay a 28¢-a-share annual dividend yesterday and get away with it. She did so …
Telstra affirms dividend, raises doubts on NBN deal valueBrisbane Times
Telstra signals return to dividend growthThe Australian
Telstra to pay higher dividends?Ninemsn
Herald Sun -NEWS.com.au
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Where dividends top pay, CEOs tend to outperform
Sydney Morning Herald
Lycopodium's Rod Leonard is another CEO entitled to more in dividends than he received in pay last financial year. In fact, Lycopodium, which has a market value of $230 million and designs and oversees construction of mining projects for global miners …

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