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Victorian town loses last LPG servo as demand for the fuel falls
LPG was once a popular, cheaper alternative to petrol. Now Horsham has no service station selling it, and drivers have to leave town to fill up. -
Interstate investors sparking 'astronomical' house sales in Alice Springs
Buyers from Melbourne and Sydney are snapping up housing in Alice Springs sight unseen within 24 hours of them going on sale, looking to capitalise off high rental yields in the outback town. -
New Bass Strait ferries herald new era, but it has not been plain sailing
Spirit of Tasmania IV and V will cross Bass Strait with passengers for the first time tonight. But it has been a long and costly journey to get to this point. -
Wall Street suffers tech wipeout as earnings fears grow
All three major US stock indexes slumped, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq suffering the steepest loss. Intel suffered its worst loss in 50 years. -
Wall Street drops to worst day since June after tech stocks sell-off deepens
All three major US stock indexes slumped, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq suffering the steepest loss. Intel suffered its worst loss in 50 years. -
'Changing of the guard' as fashion retailers return to physical stores
A wave of legacy retail brands have been shutting up shop, but e-commerce brands tapped into their consumer base are taking their place. -
This teen took over her family's budget and saved $2,000
Parents might be tempted to shield children from financial conversations, but research suggests that open communication with kids can build resilience and money management skills that last a lifetime. -
How a 'kickstart' gift helped a Victorian man escape homelessness
Jake Dell'Aquila was sleeping rough on a Melbourne beach when a stranger offered a helping hand. -
David Jones hosted Queen Elizabeth II and Dior – but nostalgia won’t save it
On the brink of financial collapse, the 188-year-old institution has a legacy worth saving – but no one seems to believe it can ever return to its former glory. -
Queensland Land Court approves proposed $1b coal mine
The Queensland Land Court approves a proposed $1 billion coalmine despite a conservation group's challenge. -
Court hears suspended Torrens to Darlington contractor still awaiting $2m
The labour hire company at the centre of a controversy surrounding alleged bikie threats is still awaiting a payment of about $2 million from the lead contractor of the state government’s Torrens to Darlington project, a court has heard. -
Mouse welfare debate amid plan for NSW plastics recycling factory
A court hears vibration from a proposed plastics recycling factory in the NSW Southern Highlands could jeopardise the operation of a nearby faccility where laboratory mice are bred. -
Trump the lame duck would be a relief for the world
There is no shortage of reasons to worry about the global economy. And yet there is at least one piece of good news on the horizon. -
‘Biggest hack in history’: Crypto giant freezes assets after $8.9b heist
Binance says a security breach had resulted in an estimated $8.9 billion impact. Analysts said it could amount to the biggest crypto heist ever. -
Finland launches criminal probe into Google data centre land clearance
Google's subsidiary cleared more than 500 hectares of forest at two sites before mandatory environmental assessments were completed. -
Anger after Google cuts 500 hectares of trees for data centres in Finland
Google's subsidiary cleared more than 500 hectares of forest at two sites before mandatory environmental assessments were completed. -
Big Hits: New Murchison Gold, Elk Range Mining and WhiteRock Lithium
Big Hits looks at notable drill intercepts reported to the ASX this week, led by New Murchison Gold in WA, with runners-up Elk Range Mining in Idaho and WhiteRock Lithium in Quebec. -
ASX Runners of the Week: NGX Limited, RBR Group and Eden Innovations
This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is… NGX Limited, soaring 92.9% on deals for seven Namibian gold licences covering more than 1300 square kilometres. -
Billions stolen from Binance in largest ever crypto hack
Up to $8.9 billion in crypto funds have been stolen from the cryptocurrency exchange, with approximately $4.2 billion frozen.
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Billions of dollars stolen in largest cryptocurrency hack in history
Up to $8.9 billion in crypto funds have been stolen from the cryptocurrency exchange, with approximately $4.2 billion frozen.
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Schoolies-goers will pay to party on the beach for the first time
For the first time in more than 20 years, school-leavers will be required to pay for entry to the Schoolies Hub on one of the biggest nights on the Schoolies' calendar. -
Schoolies-goers will pay to party on the beach
For the first time in more than 20 years, school-leavers will be required to pay for entry to the Schoolies Hub on one of the biggest nights on the Schoolies' calendar. -
Raiz funds swell to $2.4b riding young investor wave
Raiz Invest’s funds under management grew 20.2 per cent to $2.4 billion in the September quarter, as younger investors drove customer growth and $69 million flowed onto its platform. -
ASX finishes the week higher as bank shares improve
The Australian sharemarket ended the week higher, after three of the big four banks gained on Friday. -
ASX climbs, banks jump; Binance freezes $3.5b in assets after suspected hack
The Australian sharemarket has opened higher after a volatile night on overseas markets. -
Annie Cannon-Brookes’ paddock-to-plate precinct under investigation
The billionaire’s regenerative farm and hospitality venture in the Southern Highlands is facing questions from council over its development approval. -
Billions wiped off Coles as it loses ground to Woolworths
Coles shares have plunged after a profit warning, amid signs of stiff competition with arch-rival Woolworths. -
ASX climbs, Coles tumbles after sales warning; Alphabet’s historic Wall Street plunge
A potentially historic drop for Alphabet’s stock is dragging the US market lower after the company behind Google and YouTube reported weaker growth than analysts expected. -
ASX climbs, Alphabet’s historic plunge hits Wall Street; ECB chief Lagarde to exit
A potentially historic drop for Alphabet’s stock is dragging the US market lower after the company behind Google and YouTube reported weaker growth than analysts expected. -
Youth want a voice amid controversial fracking and mining proposals
As proposals to mine and frack are put forward in regional Australia, young people say their voices are going unheard.
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