Our new Aggressive Holding operates movie theaters in Australia and Germany and also has interests in hotels and an Alpine resort. The company hasn’t cut its dividend during the last decade. Read More

This diversified conglomerate is the eighth-largest publicly traded company in Australia by market capitalization and is the country’s biggest private employer. Its varied revenue streams provide solid support for dividend sustainability and growth. Read More

This thermal coal producer declared yet another special dividend along with its regular final dividend announcement. For investors with money to put to work right now, the shares won’t trade ex-dividend on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) until Oct. 18, 2012. Read More

Accumulated debt in the developed world and the steps that must be taken to address same threaten to impair growth in those markets for years to come. Here's a compelling option for income-focused investors who also seek some protection from the impact of a deteriorating US dollar. Read More

A recent acquisition positions this company to continue its extraordinary record of business and dividend growth. Read More

Demographics and disciplined growth augur well for Australia’s biggest operator of private hospitals. It’s already a consistent double-digit dividend grower. Read More

Recent data suggest one of the world’s most promising LNG projects is only looking better. This Aggressive Holding is right in the middle of it. Read More

A recent dividend increase earns this IT company a “6” Safety Rating and a place in the Conservative Holdings. Read More

Successful integration of acquisitions and execution of its long-run strategy have powered global infrastructure and environmental services firm Cardno Ltd (ASX: CDD, OTC: COLDF) to impressive operational and market results in 2012. Read More

Iron ore prices have slumped, as have stocks of companies that produce it. Grange Resources Ltd (ASX: GRR, OTC: GRRLF) hasn’t been spared, but its unique characteristics set it up for long-term growth. Read More