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Australia Post has unveiled a Digital MailBox initiative earlier, such a service allowing customers to access all their confidential letters and bills and to make transactions, through a single trustworthy online location. The service comes as Australia Post seeks to generate new digital revenue streams as its traditional postal business comes under pressure from the rise of electronic media such as emails.

Australian telecommunications giant, Telstra (ASX:TLS) announced its profit results for the year to June 30.

• First annual profit growth since 2009.
• Revenue $25.5 billion, up 1.1%
• EBITDA $10.2 billion, up 0.8%
• Net Profit $3.4 billion, up 5.4%
• Earnings per share 27.5 cents, up 1.4%
• Results show Telstra's refocusing away from declining business lines to mobile

As the year 2011 closed, share prices continued to fluctuate as companies and investors continue to trade stocks. This is a record of the best and worst traded stocks in the indices ASX100, ASX200 and All Ordinaries in the Australian Securities Exchange in the last week of 2011, December 26 to 30, 2011.

Best Performing Trade Stocks ASX100 (XTO)

ASX100

Stocks went up and down before Christmas day arrived and this record shows to prove it. Below are list of the best and the worst traded stocks in ASX100, ASX200 and All Ordinaries of the Australian Stock Exchange in the 51st week of 2011, December 19 to 23, 2011.

Best Performing Trade Stocks ASX100 (XTO)

ASX100

The list below is a record of the top ten best and worst traded stocks in the ASX100, ASX200, and All Ordinaries of the Australian Stock Exchange in the 49th week of 2011, from December 5 to 9, 2011.

Best Performing Trade Stocks ASX100 (XTO)

ASX100

1. BlueScope Steel (BSL) closed its price at 43 cents adding $0.05 or 13.16%

One of Australia's largest telecommunications company Telstra (TLS) has finally submitted its revised sturctural separation undertaking (SSU) to the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission that was due last week. ACCC's approval of the telco's SSU is the last step in the completion of Telstra's $11 billion deal with NBN.

Telecommunications Company Telstra (TLS) faces a crucial time to get the approval of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) to finalise its proposed $11 billion deal with the National Broadband Network. The telco seems to be running out of time after failing to submit the final revised structural separation undertaking (SSU) last night.

Telecommunications company Telstra (TLS) believes that they can still reach an agreement with the regulators regarding its participation with the National Broadband Network (NBN) before the year ends.

There are no companies scheduled to float but there is one stock that will go onex-dividend and there are five companies that will hold their general meeting on October 18, 2011.

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