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ASX gains ground, NextDC shares plunge — as it happened
Shares in data centre operator NextDC plummeted over 40 per cent after returning to trade following a suspension. Catch up on the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. -
ASX set to climb as Wall Street rises; SpaceX shines, Anthropic’s projected loss
The US stock market is rising following strong profit reports for Equifax, Hasbro and other companies, while oil prices ease back after nearing their highest levels since the war with Iran began. -
ASX set to climb as Wall Street rises; SpaceX shines, Anthropic loss
The US stock market is rising following strong profit reports for Equifax, Hasbro and other companies, while oil prices ease back after nearing their highest levels since the war with Iran began. -
Weighing up if a trip from Sydney's new airport is for you
The doors to Western Sydney International Airport are set to soon welcome commercial passengers. -
Travellers weigh up the cost to get to Sydney's new airport opening this week
The doors to Western Sydney International Airport are set to soon welcome commercial passengers. -
Transport costs to Sydney's new airport: Is it worth it for you?
The doors to Western Sydney International Airport are set to soon welcome commercial passengers. -
Golden North's ice cream factory starts production at new site
After leaving its home of more than a century, South Australian ice cream producer Golden North has started production at its new home 270 kilometres away. -
Refugee family recognised on global stage for Michelin quality Afghan food
The Ayubi family decided to share their culture through food after fleeing to Australia in the Cold War. They have now been recognised by the world's most prestigious restaurant guide. -
Adelaide restaurateurs say Michelin guide recognition 'a great honour'
The Ayubi family decided to share their culture through food after fleeing to Australia in the Cold War. They have now been recognised by the world's most prestigious restaurant guide. -
Qatar Airways plans flights to western Sydney from late 2027
The Gulf carrier will fly from Western Sydney International three times a week, making it the fifth foreign carrier to serve Australia’s newest airport. -
Loan of $20m to troubled smelter deemed high risk, govt went ahead anyway
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Seven West Media had 'diabolical' culture, secret review hears
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Secret review into Seven West Media reveals 'diabolical' culture problems
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ASX set to climb as Wall Street rises; $A over US70c
The US stock market is rising following strong profit reports for Equifax, Hasbro and other companies, while oil prices ease back after nearing their highest levels since the war with Iran began. -
ASX set to climb as Wal Street rises; $A over US70c
The US stock market is rising following strong profit reports for Equifax, Hasbro and other companies, while oil prices ease back after nearing their highest levels since the war with Iran began. -
Sydney firm linked to suspected scammers investigated, $138m feared lost
Investors who may have lost as much as $138 million are asking how an alleged scam with possible terrorism links went undetected. -
Retired judge lashes NSW decision to rewrite laws to support coalmine
A former Supreme Court Judge says a NSW government plan to draft special laws for a Hunter Valley coalmine "obliterates" the legal process and should be independently reviewed. -
Nobody wants to pay more tax, except me
Our tax system is designed to favour the old over the young. The young pay income tax but, for the most part, the retired don’t. -
Firm linked to suspected investment scam investigated, $138m feared lost
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New ACTU president warns AI is automating entire jobs
The newly elected president of the union peak body says more needs to be done about AI, and that businesses are falling short of their obligations. -
European banks, websites hit as Google Cloud data centre goes offline for hours
The technology giant's London data centre reports "service disruption" as major banking institutions experience outages. -
Breaking: Banks, websites offline as Google Cloud services fail across Europe
The technology giant's London data centre reports "service disruption" as major banking institutions experience outages. -
Banks, websites offline as Google Cloud services fail across Europe
The technology giant's London data centre reports "service disruption" as major banking institutions experience outages. -
Landholders and politicians push for tougher laws on renewable energy developments
Queensland landholders say they are facing challenges amid growth in the renewable energy sector.
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‘We’re not afraid of risk’: Big Oil goes back to Iraq
While the US and Iran fight, the world’s major oil corporations are heading into neighbouring Iraq to secure future oil supplies. -
Cumulative impacts of data centre gas plants overlooked, court hears
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WA woman's 'harrowing' ordeal stranded in Bali hospital after fall
A West Australian grandmother is facing a potential bill of $100,000 to return home to Australia after falling down stairs at a Bali restaurant. -
Mongolian gas prize beckons as TMK Energy clears discovery hurdle
TMK Energy’s Declaration of Discovery for its 1.2Tcf Gurvantes XXXV project in Mongolia has been accepted, the first step towards a production licence, ahead of appraisal. -
Inquiry urges halt to plan to burn Sydney's waste in regional towns
A NSW inquiry into energy-from-waste facilities has recommended a moratorium on the technology and called for the state government to reject two proposals before the planning department. -
Steelworks job losses create uncertain future for Whyalla's football clubs
Whyalla's six football clubs are facing an unclear future with job losses at the steelworks expected to have an impact on player numbers and mergers between clubs a possible outcome. -
The Grinch is stealing this Christmas from NAB workers, AI comes next
Artificial intelligence is not officially to blame for NAB’s latest round of job losses, but it will be next time around. -
Aurum hits thick gold ahead of West African resource upgrade
Aurum Resources has extended gold across three targets at its flagship Boundiali project in West Africa, hitting 57m at 2.34g/t ahead of a major resource upgrade. -
Critical Resources triples down on Suriname gold play
Critical Resources has grabbed its third gold play in Suriname, securing exclusivity over the Gadu Manda project, just 4km from Zijin Mining’s 6-million-ounce Rosebel mine. -
Critical Resources locks in Suriname gold trifecta
Critical Resources has grabbed its third gold play in Suriname, securing exclusivity over the Gadu Manda project, just 4km from Zijin Mining’s 6-million-ounce Rosebel mine. -
Brisbane council to embrace early morning culture with new dawn plan
The council is encouraging residents to fill out a survey on their morning habits to help improve facilities and public transport options for early risers. -
Mother says son's 'mood was different' after time at Alan Jones's farm
The mother of Complainant A has told a trial she "trusted" Alan Jones as a mentor to her young son before the veteran broadcaster allegedly indecently assaulted the 17-year-old schoolboy. -
Mother breaks down reading son's note at Alan Jones trial
The mother of Complainant A has told a trial she "trusted" Alan Jones as a mentor to her young son before the veteran broadcaster allegedly indecently assaulted the 17-year-old schoolboy. -
Critica tables monster $2.7B valuation for WA rare earths play
Critica Limited’s WA rare earths scoping study has delivered a huge $2.7 billion pre-tax valuation, 56% IRR and $556 million in upfront capital earmarked for a 14-year operation. -
Desalination plant delayed, despite fears Eyre Peninsula could run out of water
Residents in this SA region were told their drinking water was running out by 2026. Locals now worry construction delays will affect the region's access to fresh drinking water. -
China’s export boom is becoming its Achilles heel
China is on track for a record trade surplus, but is facing increasing and threatening pushback from the countries whose economies are being ravaged by its exports. -
ASX slumps despite AI rebound on Wall Street; NAB and BHP decline
The Australian sharemarket was on the backfoot in early trade, with miners and banks leading the losses. -
ASX falls despite AI rebound on Wall Street; NAB and BHP decline
The Australian sharemarket was on the back foot in Tuesday’s session, with miners, energy stocks and banks leading losses. -
It’s the management stupid; Dollar Bill says back the skipper, not the ship
Boards change, projects change and even company names magically morph, but Dollar Bill asks whether it is real change or just the tired old format re-polished. -
ASX slumps despite AI rebound on Wall Street; NAB and BHP shares decline
The Australian sharemarket opened sharply lower on Tuesday, with miners leading the losses and only tech stocks in the green as they tracked a rebound in AI stocks on Wall Street. -
NAB slashes 2500 jobs amid fears other banks will swing the axe
The National Australia Bank has announced it will axe up to 2500 jobs over this financial year, while also reducing the use of external consultants. -
NAB to slash up to 2,500 jobs in massive restructure
National Australia Bank says it will cut about 6 per cent of its workforce by mid-2027, as it overhauls its operating model. -
NAB criticised for 'corporate spin' in major job cut announcement
National Australia Bank says it will cut about 6 per cent of its workforce by mid-2027, as it overhauls its operating model.
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