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Opus Capital Group’s 16th investment fund is geared towards maximising investors’ returns through adding value to carefully selected property assets.
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Australia’s fledgling native foods industry is worth an estimated $14 million* annually. However after years of development, research and canvassing the aisles of food fairs around the world, those involved in the industry believe Australia’s unique native plants, seeds and fruits are poised for massive expansion.
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Indigenous Australians have used painting in ceremony and storytelling for thousands of years. But it’s only recently Australian indigenous art has been recognised as a truly modern and dynamic movement, capable of commanding top prices at auction, as Fiona Collins reports.
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Australian Property Growth Fund grew profits and net assets in the six months to December 31, 2007, putting the fund in a good position to weather the global property market shakeout of 2008.
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