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Breaking pmi data slightly ahead of expectations. Pmi rising. 51 point five. Just half a basis points higher than expected. If you look at the competence of each country, it is the same as manufacturing that was week and some parts. We have to put up. For in percentage terms. We are trading at highs on the back of a composite number we have had out. I think what will be fascinating is to see how the european economy reacts to significantly lower oil prices. Russia. Lets talk about russia and what is happening there. The backbone for the ruble. The russians situated and cruising entries rate to...

Obama campaigned for laughs at a charity fundraiser. Actually mitt is his middle name. I wish i could use my middle name. In the spirit of sesame street the president s remarks are brought to you by the letter o and the number 16 trillion. It begs the question what are we doing here . The entire Student Visa Program has come under fire after a student tried to blow up the Federal Reserve. Google went down 9 on thursday costing investors 20 billion. Tigers are going to the world series. Welcome to oklahoma. A dust storm shut down part of i35. Looks like something out of the dust bowl. We have t...

It seems a woman on death row in the state of georgia is about out of options. She was sentenced to death for convincing her lover to murder her husband. The u. S. Supreme court denied a last ditch stay of execution. Martin savage has been following the story and joins us live from atlanta. Just spring us up to speed with where things stand right now. Is she out of options . Does she have any more chances of reprieve on the state level . Just help us on where things stand . Yeah, they got thereon a number of different legal hurdles and also gone for the georgia parole board. There are very few...

Please see a summary of key initiatives and priorities for the 2024/25 State Budget and the Civil Contractors Federation SA's (CCF SA) ongoing efforts

Amid warnings of a dangerous bushfire season, Alan Atkinson looks back on living through the Ash Wednesday disaster 40 years ago and asks: have we become complacent, and could it happen again?