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Half of Australia's windfarm pipeline is in slowest-building state
Queensland holds half of Australia's proposed onshore wind capacity, but policy and community challenges are making it the slowest state to build the projects. -
Savers urged to check interest rates on accounts as Macquarie admits failings
Macquarie Bank has admitted to failures in the promotion of its "welcome" interest rate for new savings account customers. -
Macquarie faces $14m fine for savings rate failures
Macquarie Bank has admitted to failures in the promotion of its "welcome" interest rate for new savings account customers. -
Breaking: Macquarie faces $14m fine for savings rate failures
Macquarie Bank has admitted to failures in the promotion of its "welcome" interest rate for new savings account customers. -
Investors lead record slump in new home loans, DJ shutters half its stores — as it happened
The value of new home loans dropped 15.5 per cent in the September quarter, with investor loans declining the most. -
South Road scandal to become subject of parliamentary inquiry
The Malinauskas government's handling of alleged bikie infiltration into the $15.4 billion Torrens to Darlington project is set to face more scrutiny. -
India's sugarcane is too dry and consumers will pay the price
Low rainfall hits sugarcane crops in India as farmers grapple with rising fuel and fertiliser costs. -
India's sugar cane is too dry and consumers will pay the price
Low rainfall hits sugarcane crops in India as farmers grapple with rising fuel and fertiliser costs. -
Consumers bear the cost as India's sugar farmers struggle
Low rainfall hits sugarcane crops in India as farmers grapple with rising fuel and fertiliser costs. -
Buyers ditch backyards for balconies as rates rise
Unit values outperform houses in most capital cities as rising interest rates shrink borrowing power and reshape demand. -
Solar retailer banned by regulator after hundreds of complaints
Prominent solar retailer Solar Power Nation has been banned by the Clean Energy Regulator following an ABC investigation that revealed serious safety concerns and incomplete installations. -
Major solar retailer banned by regulator after ABC investigation
Prominent solar retailer Solar Power Nation has been banned by the Clean Energy Regulator following an ABC investigation that revealed serious safety concerns and incomplete installations. -
COP31 electric power target sparks row over cutting fossil fuel use
While hosts Türkiye push for countries to increase electrification of global energy use, Australia is pushing for more households to be fitted with solar panels. -
Adelaide council backflips on fossil fuel ad ban amid Tour Down Under fears
Councillors have wound back a motion passed weeks ago that would have blocked fossil fuel advertisers on council property. -
South32 refinery workers strike as $8b Alcoa takeover looms
More than 100 South32 workers have walked off the job at one of the world's biggest alumina refineries ahead of a takeover by US mining giant Alcoa. -
Surf Lakes to sell dormant Yeppoon prototype site
The wave pool was a world-first prototype at the time and gained attention from surfing champions but in recent years has sat abandoned. -
Wind farm approval will see 300-metre turbines erected in southern NSW
Turbines almost as tall as the Eiffel Tower are set to be erected near Hay in southern NSW after a major wind-farm project gets approval from the Independent Planning Commission. -
Wind farm approval will see 300-metre-high turbines erected in southern NSW
Turbines almost as tall as the Eiffel Tower are set to be erected near Hay in southern NSW after a major wind-farm project gets approval from the Independent Planning Commission. -
NSW government tables laws to allow Mount Pleasant mine expansion
Despite a High Court ruling against it, the NSW government is proposing laws to allow the Mount Pleasant mine to expand its operation. -
Minns government steps in to keep coal mine expansion
Despite a High Court ruling against it, the NSW government is proposing laws to allow the Mount Pleasant mine to expand its operation. -
Minns coal mine intervention branded 'reprehensible'
Despite a High Court ruling against it, the NSW government is proposing laws to allow the Mount Pleasant mine to expand its operation. -
Victorian minister's office made CFMEU cooperation a condition of work, inquiry hears
The royal commission into Victoria's Big Build projects hears a government minister's office had decided a major contractor would not win work on public sites if it did not give in to CFMEU demands. -
Minister's office pressured builder to make deal with CFMEU, inquiry hears
The royal commission into Victoria's Big Build projects hears a government minister's office had decided a major contractor would not win work on public sites if it did not give in to CFMEU demands. -
Dozens of CFMEU stoppages in a week before rail site takeover, hearing told
The royal commission into the CFMEU and Victoria's Big Build projects hears a site supervisor suspected the union had an agenda when it raised 31 safety concerns in a week at Sunbury. -
CFMEU promised 'positive outcomes' to Big Build contractor, inquiry hears
The royal commission into corruption on Victoria's Big Build projects hears major contractor John Holland was told it would be "looked at favourably" for future projects if it aligned itself with the CFMEU. -
What to know about fuel prices after a midterm elections oil price drop
The price of oil has steadily dropped over the past week. Here's why. -
Liquidators probe multi-million-dollar sale of collapsed Mundella assets
Creditors are still owed $12.5 million as liquidators find preliminary evidence of more than $2 million in potentially insolvent and unreasonable director-related transactions at the collapsed dairy manufacturer, Mundella Foods. -
Woolies plans facial recognition trial in two Canberra supermarkets
Woolworths has proposed to trial new facial recognition technology in two Canberra stores. -
Woolies plans facial recognition technology trial in two Canberra supermarkets
Woolworths has proposed to trial new facial recognition technology in two Canberra stores. -
Clive Palmer says dilapidated luxury resort will reopen after decade in mothballs
The billionaire has repeatedly promised to revamp the rundown five-star Coolum resort he shut in 2015. Will this time be different? -
Qantas sends corporate roles overseas as airline slashes 850 jobs
Qantas Airways announces it will slash 850 roles over coming years, with the first changes expected to be in place by mid-2027.
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