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Pumped hydro project scrapped after developer deems it unviable
Alinta Energy has withdrawn plans for the $1.8 billion Oven Mountain pumped hydro energy storage in northern NSW, blaming economic challenges. -
Chalmers says investors feel good about Australia despite gloom at home
Treasurer Jim Chalmers hails positive news for business investment, despite domestic gloom over inflation and productivity. -
Snowy 2.0 to cost 12 times more than initial budget with further delays
Australia's biggest renewable energy project, which has faced financial and timeline challenges since its inception, could now cost $25 billion and is expected to be delivered in late 2029. -
‘Incredibly disappointing’: Snowy 2.0 cost blows out to $25b in biggest setback yet
The cost of the Commonwealth government’s Snowy 2.0 mega-project has exploded from an estimated $6 billion to $25 billion. -
Affordable home scheme went from 'blessing' to 'disaster', buyers say
Buyers of properties in this Canberra suburb say they have been left stranded as they grapple with incomplete works while locked in contractual disputes with the builder. -
ASX retreats as energy shares slump; Nick Scali tanks; Westpac axes jobs
The Australian sharemarket declined on Thursday, as shares in furniture retailer Nick Scali plummeted after a profit warning. -
If you feel like everything’s falling apart, you’re probably right
Trump’s erratic White House, Putin’s aggression, China’s mercantilism, globe-affecting wars, rising debt levels and skyrocketing costs of living – it’s one toxic global cocktail. -
Zenith bid goes unconditional as Forrestania builds WA gold stockpile
Forrestania Resources has declared its Zenith Minerals takeover bid unconditional, clearing the decks for a bigger WA gold business as it snaps up 400,000 tonnes of ore feed from Star Minerals. -
KPMG ban on government work extended after 'serious ethical failings'
The federal government extends its ban on KPMG bidding for new government work until at least the end of February, following allegations its audit partners misused client data then mishandled a whistleblower's complaint. -
China iron ore stoush puts Australian mines in the firing line
One of Australia’s biggest mining companies warns deadlocked price talks with Beijing over iron ore prices may force production cuts by the year’s end. -
Kuniko goes deep to light up NSW polymetallic riches
Kuniko has deployed a downhole electromagnetic probe at its Commonwealth-Silica Hill project in NSW, hunting extensions to its recent ultra-high-grade gold-silver discovery. -
‘It’s madness’: Safety fears prompt calls to bring back buttons on car dashboards
Increasingly complex in-car touchscreen menus are unnecessarily distracting drivers, experts say, with calls to force manufacturers to redesign car controls. -
Amplia uncovers new clue in pancreatic cancer drug trial
Amplia Therapeutics has advanced its cancer drug narmafotinib across four trials, with data suggesting it may work independently of common tumour-causing KRAS gene mutations. -
Ping-pong tables won’t save your office – but these 10 things will
Instead of throwing money at the problem, here are 10 small, repeatable behaviours that anyone can do to improve their workplace right now. -
Mum and son offered to repay Alan Jones after being 'berated', trial hears
The complainant first contacted Mr Jones when he was 13 years old, asking for help for his struggling single mother. -
Mother trapped in 'web of dependency' with Alan Jones, court hears
The complainant first contacted Mr Jones when he was 13 years old, asking for help for his struggling single mother. -
Alan Jones 'berated' boy's mother over money, court told
The complainant first contacted Mr Jones when he was 13 years old, asking for help for his struggling single mother. -
Rare earths resource boost in sight as Red Metal drills Qld giant
Red Metal has launched a 5000m drilling campaign at Sybella near Mount Isa, Queensland, aiming to grow its 4.795Bt resource ahead of a prefeasibility study. -
Sky’s not the limit: $5 trillion sci-fi deal could bring Musk closer to Mars
A merger of Tesla and SpaceX makes a lot of sense for the world’s richest man, and his shareholders. -
How to earn Qantas status credits without getting on a plane
Qantas frequent flyer program members can now earn status credits without flying. Here’s what you have to do. -
ASX retreats as retailers fall, tech stocks gain; Nick Scali tanks
The Australian sharemarket declined in early trade on Thursday, despite a strong lead from Wall Street where strong results from SpaceX and other big companies boosted sentiment. -
Staff say jobs are moving offshore as NAB sheds workers
NAB workers say the writing was on the wall regarding mass redundancies as the major bank pushes towards an offshore workforce and the uptake of AI. -
NAB staff speak out after mass job cuts revealed
NAB workers say the writing was on the wall regarding mass redundancies as the major bank pushes towards an offshore workforce and the uptake of AI. -
Mine on tropical island plans to pump pit water into ocean
The $100 million plan has approval from the NT government and local traditional owners, and comes as financial challenges mount at the mine. -
Calls for rent cap to stop WA's spiralling rental market
Housing advocacy groups say research shows a statewide rental cap could save tenants an average of $33,000 over the next five years. -
Another bank announces job cuts — as it happened
The share market closes lower after Wall Street surges. Meta raises the lower end of its spending forecast to fund its AI expansion. Look back at the day's financial news on our business blog. -
Underpaid super affects one in four workers, with billions never recovered
One in four Australian workers have been underpaid their super — many, along with industry experts, are calling on the tax office to be more "proactive" in addressing the billions that goes unrecovered each year. -
One in four workers underpaid super, with only 15pc recovered by ATO
One in four Australian workers have been underpaid their super — many, along with industry experts, are calling on the tax office to be more "proactive" in addressing the billions that goes unrecovered each year. -
ATO criticised for not tackling underpaid super affecting millions of workers
One in four Australian workers have been underpaid their super. Many of them, along with industry experts, are calling on the tax office to be more proactive in addressing the billions that go unrecovered each year. -
ATO criticised for 'not going in to bat' for millions of Australians underpaid super
One in four Australian workers have been underpaid their super — many, along with industry experts, are calling on the tax office to be more "proactive" in addressing the billions that goes unrecovered each year.
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