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Mount Morgan residents welcome new water pipeline after drought
People in the town are hopeful a new water pipeline will bring stability to once prosperous Mount Morgan. -
Retailer's future in doubt as David Jones calls in administrators
Customers are left wondering as the retailer calls in administrators while it struggles to pay its rent. -
David Jones stores tipped to close as retailer enters administration
Customers are left wondering as the retailer calls in administrators while it struggles to pay its rent. -
Breaking: Retailer's future in doubt as David Jones calls in administrators
Customers are left wondering as the retailer calls in administrators while it struggles to pay its rent. -
David Jones collapses, store closures expected before Christmas
David Jones’s owners have appointed administrators which is expected to trigger an extensive restructure of the company and thousands of job losses. -
Administrators appointed to David Jones, store closures expected before Christmas
David Jones’s owners have appointed administrators which is expected to trigger an extensive restructure of the company and thousands of job losses. -
NAB profit falls to $6.1 billion, overdue home loan repayments tick up
The country’s biggest business lender said household savings buffers remained strong but that arrears have deteriorated. -
NAB profit falls to $6.1 billion as recession risk rises; shares slump
The country’s biggest business lender said household savings buffers remained strong, but that arrears have deteriorated and economic growth is expected to slow. -
NAB profit falls to $6.1 billion as recession risk rises
The country’s biggest business lender said household savings buffers remained strong, but that arrears have deteriorated and economic growth is expected to slow. -
ASX set to soar as Wall Street rallies; Trump Media dives, Tesla, SpaceX fall; Oil prices tumble
US stocks are soaring after President Donald Trump’s party lost its sole control of Washington in the midterm elections. -
Menindee Lakes locals fear more fish kills as hot summer forecast
As a dry summer approaches, Menindee Lakes locals are worried that suggested changes to their management will be ineffective. -
Japanese consumers build appetite for Australian 'red-tipped' bananas
Ecoganic bananas, identified by their tips dipped in red wax, have begun regular export shipments to Japan after months of trials and market testing. -
'Not inconceivable' David Jones could disappear as retailer collapses — as it happened
The 188-year-old department store's collapse comes after negotiations with key landlord Westfield broke down. -
Skincare brand accused of using AI to copy competitors' imagery
An Australian skincare brand once aligned with Kim Kardashian has been accused of posting AI-edited copies of competitors' marketing images on social media. -
ASX set to soar as Wall Street rallies; Trump Media, Tesla, SpaceX tumble; Oil prices slump
US stocks are soaring after President Donald Trump’s party lost its sole control of Washington in the midterm elections. -
ASX set to jump as Wall Street soars; Trump Media, Tesla, SpaceX tumble; Oil prices slump
US stocks are soaring after President Donald Trump’s party lost its sole control of Washington in the midterm elections. -
Scorched earth: Iran’s revenge against Trump will be devastating
Iran will bring the Gulf to its knees if Donald Trump unleashes a second round of Operation Fury. -
Essential workers being priced out of rental market, report shows
Anglicare's annual Rental Affordability Snapshot has revealed key occupations, including retail workers, social workers and cleaners, can afford fewer than 1 per cent of rental listings. -
Telstra customers flooded with 'confusing' missed call notifications
Telstra customers have reported their SMS inboxes flooded with messages about missed calls from contacts who had not attempted to call them. -
'Thick, orange water' safe to drink, woman told
When Hobart resident Emma Thornley put a load of whites in her washing machine on Tuesday morning, she was not expecting it to come out covered in dark-orange stains. -
‘Cool marble, wooden escalators, pure magic’: Remembering the glory days of DJs
A shopping trip to David Jones was once a rite of passage for Sydneysiders of a certain age and background. Now the landmark department store is facing the financial axe. -
Unaffordability of Sydney homes is a real-time future crisis
House prices not only determine where people live but the number of children in a family. -
ASX slides as Democrats’ success flusters Wall Street; oil stocks gain
The Australian sharemarket extended its losses on Wednesday afternoon as US futures fell in response to the Democratic landslide in the US midterm elections. -
Shops reporting suspicious fuel purchases in bid to curb firebombings
A luxury car workshop is the latest business to be targeted in Melbourne's ongoing arson attacks. -
Retailers on alert for fuel purchases as Melbourne firebombings continue
A luxury car workshop is the latest business to be targeted in Melbourne's ongoing arson attacks. -
Australian banks lift interest rates
Australia's banks reveal they will raise their interest rates in response to the RBA's decision to lift the cash rate for the fifth time in 2026. -
ASIC fines Mona owner David Walsh's company for late financial report
The parent company of Tasmania's Mona museum has been slugged with a hefty fine after failing to lodge a financial report on time. -
David Jones on brink of collapse and behind on rent to Westfield
One of David Jones's biggest landlords says the department store his in breach of its rental agreements and has not paid since September. -
It’s minutes to midnight: David Jones has run out of survival options
The biggest Black Friday sale this year could be David Jones itself after the department store operator’s last hope for a rescue deal collapsed. -
China Southern Airlines suspends direct Darwin to China route after one year
China Southern Airlines will suspend its direct flights between Darwin and Guangzhou, China after just one year operating in the NT. The airline's final scheduled flight to China will be on December 3. -
McLaren eyes big WA titanium resource boost after final assays
McLaren Minerals is set for a resource boost at its WA titanium project after final drilling assays delivered strong heavy mineral grades, including 21m at 6.35 per cent HM. -
Journalist quizzed over 'nail in the coffin' remark at Jones trial
Reporter Kate McClymont has been questions in Alan Jones's indecent assault trial over messages she sent about the broadcaster to a complainant's mother. -
Fake jobs and malicious code used by hackers in largest crypto-heist
Binance, the crypto-exchange platform at the heart of the sector's largest heist has uncovered how hackers stole billions in funds. -
Lobster fishers rail against salmon industry's antibiotic plans
Tensions have escalated between Tasmania's salmon industry and the wild seafood sector over plans to close some fishing areas when antibiotics are used in salmon pens. -
Orbit caps off NSW polymetallic drilling with thick sulphide hit
Orbit Resources has hit a 28.1m zone of visual sulphides to cap off stage 2 drilling at its Lewis Ponds project in NSW, with assays now pending for the program. -
On knife’s edge: David Jones could appoint administrators by Thursday
The 188-year-old retailer is facing collapse amid reports crucial negotiations with its landlords have failed. -
Dateline, US Govt fight to unlock billion-dollar gold-REE mine
Dateline Resources and the US Government have appealed a work ban at its Colosseum gold-REE project, arguing its 1985 mining plan at the billion-dollar prospect remains valid. -
On the edge: David Jones stopped paying rent on major stores
David Jones is facing collapse amid reports crucial negotiations with its landlords have failed. -
We’ve seen peak Trump, but the next two years will be a rocky ride
If a “blue wave” were to materialise in the elections, Trump would lose control of much of his domestic agenda. Expect him to double down. -
Blow for gig economy as Uber loses $81m High Court battle
The rideshare giant lost its appeal in a landmark legal case - a blow likely to have a broader impact on the gig economy. -
ASX slides; tech stocks track Wall Street gains
The Australian sharemarket had a soft start to Wednesday’s session, with investors digesting the latest rate hike by the Reserve Bank and waiting for news from the US midterm elections. -
ASX slides; tech stocks boost Wall Street
The Australian sharemarket had a soft start to Wednesday’s session, with investors digesting the latest rate hike by the Reserve Bank and waiting for news from the US, where polls began to close for the midterm elections. -
Children use AI to speak video games into existence
AI removes barriers to game development, including the need to be able to read, write and code. -
Canva restructure to impact a fifth of its workforce ahead of Christmas
The design software giant says growth has slowed for the first time in a decade and it needs smaller, more empowered teams. -
Canva restructure to affect a fifth of its workforce ahead of Christmas
The design software giant says growth has slowed for the first time in a decade and it needs smaller, more empowered teams.
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