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Victoria gives final state approval for biggest wind farm in southern hemisphere
The 219-turbine wind farm, on agricultural land at Warracknabeal in the state's west, now needs federal government approval. -
Victoria approves biggest wind farm in southern hemisphere
The 219-turbine wind farm proposed for agricultural land at Warracknabeal, in the state's west, now needs the federal government's green light. -
BHP dives as AI stocks fall out of favour — as it happened
The miner's copper exposure means it's used as a proxy for the AI trade, which has come off the boil. -
‘Obsessed’: The reclusive billionaire heiress who can’t stop getting richer
Sandra Ortega has amassed enormous wealth without ever playing a role at the business her parents started - now the world’s biggest fashion retailer. -
ASX set to fall, Wall Street slumps as inflation gets worse; Netflix job cuts
Worries about worsening inflation are weighing on Wall Street and pulling the US stock market further from its record. -
ASX set to fall, Wall Street slumps after inflation report
Worries about worsening inflation are weighing on Wall Street and pulling the US stock market further from its record. -
Universities justified job cuts with numbers no-one could check
Universities said staff cuts were necessary to secure their financial futures. But disputed models, alternative plans and changing forecasts suggest other choices may have been available. -
Universities justified job cuts with numbers no one could check
Universities said staff cuts were necessary to secure their financial futures. But disputed models, alternative plans and changing forecasts suggest other choices may have been available. -
Did universities generate a 'faux crisis' to justify job cuts?
Universities said staff cuts were necessary to secure their financial futures. But disputed models, alternative plans and changing forecasts suggest other choices may have been available. -
Builder chosen for Hobart's Macquarie Point stadium
The company that built a 30,000-seat arena in Christchurch, New Zealand, is understood to have won the tender to construct Hobart's new roofed stadium. -
ASX set to fall, Wall Street slumps as inflation gets worse
Worries about worsening inflation are weighing on Wall Street and pulling the US stock market further from its record. -
This strange sea animal is on menus, but it is disappearing from our reefs
A new study shows one species of sea cucumber lives much longer than previously thought, putting it at even more risk of being eaten to death by humans. -
Investing bonanza as younger Australians lean on AI advice
The ASX said a record 11.5 million Australian adults now hold investments outside traditional superannuation and their main home. Emerging trends include taking AI advice, investing in crypto and the doubling of ETF ownership. -
Delta to offer free in-flight Wi-Fi on all Australian flights within weeks
The US airline says it has no regrets about picking a fight with Elon Musk by saying no to using his Starlink system to keep its passengers connected. -
Pope's AI adviser warns Australia's copyright changes risk 'new form of colonialism'
Father Paolo Benanti is a Franciscan friar but he's also a key adviser to the Vatican on AI and he has a warning for Australia on the actions of AI companies. -
Atlassian engineer claims his ADHD should save him from the chop
The Federal Court has ruled against the man who wanted to stop the company from putting him on a performance-management plan, saying he had not provided any medical evidence. -
Banks weigh down ASX after US earnings spook markets
Australian shares have dipped following a sharp sell-off in the major banks, after disappointing earnings from their US counterparts highlighted the challenging backdrop for financial institutions. -
Rare earths company could be nationalised as China-linked investors fail to divest
Resources Minister Madeleine King has left open the door to nationalising a Perth-based critical minerals company as several China-linked investors are defying federal government orders to divest from it. -
Larvotto rolls out first antimony shipment from NSW Hillgrove
Larvotto Resources has shipped its first antimony concentrate from the Hillgrove mine, triggering first revenue and marking its transition from explorer to producer. -
Mining giant BHP to cut hundreds of jobs at iron ore mines
Mining giant BHP has confirmed job cuts at its iron ore operations in Western Australia. -
Breaking: Mining giant BHP to cut hundreds of jobs at iron ore mines
Mining giant BHP has confirmed job cuts at its iron ore operations in Western Australia. -
Forcing gas producers to sell to Australia won't 'crash' prices, King says
Burned once before on energy bill promises, the resources minister won't say what new gas reservation laws will do to wholesale gas prices, but promises they will cause downward pressure without crashing the market. -
TMK Energy steps on gas with fresh Mongolian drilling
TMK Energy has kicked off a drilling and re-completion program at its Mongolian Gurvantes XXXV gas project to boost production from existing pilot wells. -
Rex grounds two routes 10 months after $60m rescue package
Less than a year after Rex was sold with the aid of a federal government rescue package, the embattled airline has suspended services to Orange and Port Macquarie. -
2GB’s Ben Fordham to interview Ben Roberts-Smith ahead of war crimes trial
The radio station has nabbed its big fish, with an interview with the disgraced commando now waiting for an opportune day to go live. -
2GB’s Ben Fordham interviews Ben Roberts-Smith ahead of war crimes trial
The radio station has nabbed its big fish, with an interview with the disgraced commando now waiting for an opportune day to go live. -
Moonlight eyes 662,000 gold ounces in Queensland treasure hunt
Moonlight Resources has tabled a near-surface exploration target of up to 662,000oz gold across three prospects at its Qld Clermont project, prompting a 13,000m drilling program. -
Government says perpetrators of financial abuse will be pursued in court
Perpetrators of financial abuse who use the tax and social security systems to create debts as a form of coercive control could soon be held liable. -
PLC Resources calls in satellites for WA gold chase
PLC Resources will harness satellite surveys at its Abbotts gold project in WA to map gold-related alteration and structures, sharpening gold target discovery. -
Conflicting advice left prospector stranded on outback tenement
A prospector receives a three-month permit to retrieve and secure his equipment after years of conflicting advice forced him to break the law to leave his outback tenement. -
Failed caravan company AOR allegedly traded insolvent since 2023
Administrators for Australian Off Road caravans say the company owes creditors, including customers, $14 million. -
Reassessment of billion-dollar silver mine sparks tractor protest
Opponents of a proposed billion-dollar silver and lead mine drive tractors through Mudgee as the Independent Planning Commission begins reassessing the project. -
Aureka jags gold 725m beyond Victorian resource boundary
Aureka Ltd has extended its Irvine gold project in Victoria, hitting two high-grade zones 725m north of its existing 398,000-ounce resource in a first-pass scout hole. -
Trump’s America and Wall Street are in a dangerous spiral
Governments and Wall Street titans are borrowing at record rates. The ramifications could be catastrophic. -
Court overturns heritage order that stalled $1b NSW gold mine
The Federal Court rules that a Commonwealth decision that blocked a NSW gold mine was "made without authority". -
Court dumps Plibersek heritage decision that halted $1b goldmine
The Federal Court rules that a Commonwealth decision that blocked a NSW goldmine was "made without authority". -
Court dumps Plibersek heritage decision that halted $1b gold mine
The Federal Court rules that a Commonwealth decision that blocked a NSW gold mine was "made without authority". -
'A lot of emotion:' First round of redundancies to hit Whyalla steelworks
More than 250 Whyalla steelworks employees have accepted redundancies but those wanting to stay are facing an anxious wait. -
Girls returning for limited season run 10 years after finale
The Emmy-winning HBO series Girls is returning for five episodes. Series creator and star Lena Dunham says the cast vowed only to return if they had something burning to say. -
Banks weigh down ASX; JPMorgan, Goldman chiefs send warnings
The Australian sharemarket has declined at the open after a mixed session on Wall Street. -
ASX falls after mixed Wall Street session
The Australian sharemarket has declined at the open after a mixed session on Wall Street.
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