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NAB announces it will cut thousands of jobs
The National Australia Bank has announced it will axe up to 2500 jobs over the next financial year. -
ASX set to fall, AI stocks rebound on Wall Street; Musk pledges to give SpaceX shares to kids
Stocks in the AI industry bounced back on Wall Street and recovered some of their steep losses from last week, but the rest of the market and stocks worldwide were shaky. -
ASX closes down, NAB shares drop on 2,500 planned job cuts — as it happened
NAB plans to slash about 6 per cent of its workforce. The local share market has opened lower, with most sectors falling. -
I Am Australian co-writer 'not happy' song used at conservative conference
Musician Dobe Newton is "not happy, Jan" after the classic he co-wrote, I Am Australian, was used without permission at a conservative political conference.
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KI ferries close temporarily as ramps upgraded for new vessels
Ferry services to Kangaroo Island have temporarily stopped for three days as SeaLink prepares to introduce the first of two new vessels, after a "frustrating" wait for locals. -
Former Hunter coalmine site chosen for train manufacturing facility
The development is expected to support up to 780 jobs during construction and about 550 ongoing jobs across the facility and supply chains, the NSW government says. -
Former coalmine site at centre of $12 billion plan to build trains
The development is expected to support up to 780 jobs during construction and about 550 ongoing jobs across the facility and supply chains, the NSW government says. -
Fashion brands fail to show ethical commitments being met, new report shows
The Baptist World Aid Ethical Fashion Report finds there has been minimal improvement in sustainability and ethical practice in the industry. -
Ethical practices in Australian fashion industry stalling, report finds
The Baptist World Aid Ethical Fashion Report finds there has been minimal improvement in sustainability and ethical practice in the industry. -
Inside the disappearing investment scheme with possible terrorism links
The ABC has traced an alleged ghost investment scheme across the globe and found its enigmatic CEO may have links to terrorism. -
Alleged investment scam leaves Australians missing millions
The ABC has traced an alleged ghost investment scheme across the globe and found its enigmatic CEO may have links to terrorism. -
CNN anchor Christiane Amanpour to leave after 43 years
The network’s chief international anchor will sign off next year as CNN comes under controversial new ownership after the biggest media deal in history. -
ASX set to fall, AI stocks rebound on Wall Street
Stocks in the artificial-intelligence industry are bouncing back on Wall Street and recovering some of their steep losses from last week, but the rest of the market and stocks worldwide are shaky. -
While Australia scrambled for fuel, millions of litres were being exported
More than 60 megalitres of Australian-made biofuel products were being sold offshore at the same time as the nation's petrol and diesel pumps ran dry. -
‘We want to show our sincerity’: Stax to relaunch with credit program for lost orders
The activewear label is under new management, but has brought back some familiar faces – and is keen to set things right. -
‘We want to show our sincerity’: Stax relaunches with credit program for lost orders
The activewear label is under new management, but has brought back some familiar faces – and is keen to set things right. -
Tropics welcome city dwellers in regional migration trend
New data shows city dwellers are moving to regional Australia at levels equal with records set in the pandemic. -
Tropics attract city dwellers in regional migration trend
New data shows city dwellers are moving to regional Australia at levels matching records set in the pandemic. -
The China car flood is out of control
China is addicted to making cars, and it is dragging down the entire industry. -
Six-year plastics factory fight takes toll on Moss Vale residents
Residents tell the NSW Land and Environment Court the dispute over the recycling plant is affecting their health, retirement plans and taking psychological toll due to sustained uncertainty. -
'Long decline': Billionaire's company refuses to take blame for Whyalla failure
Whyalla workers say critical safety equipment like heat suits contained "massive holes" when the plant was run by Sanjeev Gupta, whose company GFG Alliance is not taking responsibility for the broken blast furnace. -
Australia could be without structural and rail steelmaking for up to five years
Whyalla workers say critical safety equipment like heat suits contained "massive holes" when the plant was run by Sanjeev Gupta, whose company GFG Alliance is not taking responsibility for the broken blast furnace. -
NSW government drafts law to allow Upper Hunter mine to increase output
NSW Premier Chris Minns says the legislation will aim to protect 400 jobs at the Mount Pleasant mine to 2032. Environment leaders say it's an overreach by the government, only weeks after a landmark High Court ruling. -
Kaiser gold loan exit frees $600K a month for mine growth
Kaiser Reef has repaid its Auramet gold loan, a move that boosts its monthly cash flow by about $600,000. The Henty gold mine in Tasmania fully funded the debt. -
Forget tall poppy syndrome, corporate Australia is a second-chance saloon
AI start-up Firmus’ planned public listing wasn’t derailed by its boss’ history. Will a retail chief’s alleged lies denying an affair scupper his shot at a float? -
Accelerate hits manganese jackpot with 59.6% Pilbara grades
Accelerate Resources has unearthed near-60% manganese rock chips at its Woodie Woodie North project in WA, bolstering a 12km underexplored mineralised corridor. -
Great Southern uncovers new high-grade hits in WA gold hunt
Great Southern has hit high-grade gold in maiden RC drilling near Laverton in WA, with a top hit of 5m at 6.71g/t, including 3m at 10.4g/t, along a 4.7km corridor. -
Rare earths strike in NT extends 8km beyond previous Barkly hits
Barkly Rare Earths has expanded its NT rare earths discovery, with new drilling hitting significant intercepts up to 8km from previous results, including high-grade hits up to 4550ppm TREO. -
VietJet’s domestic ambitions dealt a blow after court orders global asset freeze
The order comes after a long-running battle with an investment firm seeking back payment for the use of four planes by the airline. -
Climate activists charged after Woodside offshore rig stunt
Two Greenpeace activists are due to face court after sailing out to open waters and occupying an offshore gas platform to protest Woodside's planned gas developments. -
Breaking: Climate activists charged after Woodside offshore rig stunt
Two Greenpeace activists are due to face court after sailing out to open waters and occupying an offshore gas platform to protest Woodside's planned gas developments. -
Wall Street’s boom is sitting on a shaky foundation
The implosion in the share price of a company has highlighted just how vulnerable Wall Street is. -
Nightmare on Wall Street: The AI alarm bells are ringing louder
The implosion in the share price of one neocloud company has highlighted just how vulnerable Wall Street is. -
Lachlan treasure chest draws fresh wave of NSW mining hopefuls
NSW’s Lachlan Fold Belt is back in the junior explorer spotlight, with a string of newcomers chasing the next big copper-gold discovery, including recent stalwart Kuniko Limited. -
Banks, energy stocks drive ASX higher; Tech stocks slump
The Australian sharemarket has made a bright start to the week, shrugging off a negative lead from Wall Street, which was hit by another slump in technology stocks. -
ASX creeps higher after dodging AI volatility; energy shares jump
The Australian sharemarket has made a bright start to the week, as a rebound in the local banks continues. -
The ‘Ozempic face’ discovery that revived a fading giant
A surprise discovery may have saved one of the world’s oldest chemical companies from sliding into irrelevance. -
Judge finds Aboriginal protection order on goldmine 'fundamentally flawed'
The Federal Court identifies fundamental flaws in the process involved in granting Aboriginal protection to part of a goldmine site in New South Wales. -
ASX opens higher, tech stocks weigh on Wall Street
The Australian sharemarket has made a bright start to the week, shrugging off a negative lead from Wall Street, which was hit by another slump in technology stocks. -
Victorian Liberal Nationals promise to return V/Line trains to Mildura and Horsham
The coalition says passenger services would return to Mildura and Dimboola by mid-2029 as part of its $51.2 million Wimmera Mallee Rail plan. -
Victorian Liberal Nationals promise to return V/Line trains to Mildura
The coalition says passenger services would return to Mildura and Dimboola by mid-2029 as part of its $51.2 million Wimmera Mallee Rail plan. -
Stax is back, saved by founders of sneakerhead marketplace
The athleisure brand collapsed in June after an ill-fated retail expansion, but now a new entrepreneurial couple plans to revive it.
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