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Calls for data centre moratorium 'until we get the rules right'
The Conservation Council is calling for a moratorium on new data centre developments in the ACT until tougher rules are in place, amid "increasing concerns" about the impact on Canberra's water supply and electricity grid. -
The 'personalisation' effect boosting some small businesses
A small business owner curating secondhand and vintage goods says her connection with customers is what has kept her afloat. -
Small businesses riding the 'personalisation' wave in retail
A small business owner curating secondhand and vintage goods says her connection with customers is what has kept her afloat. -
How a vintage clothing business is withstanding trying economic conditions
A small business owner curating secondhand and vintage goods says her connection with customers is what has kept her afloat. -
New Spirit ferries not using autopilot near Geelong after steering faults
The operator of the new Spirit of Tasmania ferries has suspended the use of autopilot during transits of Port Phillip Bay as a probe into the ships' steering faults continues. -
Families face 150km daily drive as more regional childcare centres close
One of Australia’s largest childcare providers says it will close three of its branches in south-west Western Australia, leaving dozens of families without a childcare alternative. -
ANZ stumbles after posting $7.3b profit as Wall St lifts on AI rebound, ASX edges higher — as it happened
The ASX eked out a marginal gain with miners cushioning losses in the banks and property sectors. -
ANZ stumbles after posting $7.3b profit as ASX edges higher — as it happened
The ASX eked out a marginal gain with miners cushioning losses in the banks and property sectors. -
The questionable sales tactics prompting people to switch their super
Unqualified and unlicensed telemarketers are targeting Australians to switch their superannuation savings into riskier schemes. This has prompted the corporate regulator to threaten the licences of financial advice firms that use these "lead generators". -
Firms using telemarketers to spruik super switches could lose licences
Unqualified and unlicensed telemarketers are targeting Australians to switch their superannuation savings into riskier schemes. This has prompted the corporate regulator to threaten the licences of financial advice firms that use these "lead generators". -
Trump's war in Iran driving shift from fossil fuels
The Iran war might have cost Donald Trump the midterm elections, but it has helped EV sales boom and strengthened the case for electrification, as the costs of solar and batteries plummet. -
Trump championed oil, but instead he fuelled an electro revolution
The Iran war might have cost Donald Trump the midterm elections, but it has helped EV sales boom and strengthened the case for electrification, as the costs of solar and batteries plummet. -
Workers left without wages or answers break silence on Bathla collapse
Former employees of collapsed property developer Bathla Group speak for the first time about unpaid wages, mounting financial hardship and fears for their futures in Australia. -
Left without wages or answers, workers break silence on Bathla collapse
Former employees of collapsed property developer Bathla Group speak for the first time about unpaid wages, mounting financial hardship and fears for their futures in Australia. -
This is what a weekly shop looks like for seven households in 2026
Seven shoppers share what they get in their weekly shop as high inflation and interest rate hikes persist. -
Residents bought into communities but may end up living in 'wastelands'
Bathla's property projects across Sydney that were designed to build communities remain unfinished as frustrated local residents fear the implications for their suburbs. -
Final Garage Sale Trail after 16 years of re-homing second-hand goods
After 16 years and 7.2 million pre-loved items, the national Garage Sale Trail is wrapping up. -
Canavan supports Paris Agreement but says EU trade deal goes too far
The Queensland senator says it is important to take measures to reduce emissions where the country can afford it. -
Residents demand traffic fix for 'horrendous' SA road
Residents in Adelaide's fastest-growing council area are calling on the government to fix a litany of traffic flow problems, in a region where 10 people per day are projected to move in over the next 20 years. -
Category killers, concessions and falling service push David Jones to the brink
David Jones has survived two world wars, the invention of the car and the discounting boom. As luxury perfumes wafted through the stores that inspired its houndstooth trademark, did it lose the service that made it like no other store. -
Home battery subsidy scheme lauded despite government's search for cuts
Environment Minister Murray Watt praises the home battery subsidy scheme as “phenomenally successful” despite the prime minister declining to rule out means-testing the $7.2b program. -
Just 8 per cent of licensed pilots in Australia are women
Stark gender imbalances in the aviation industry have left some young women in the field wondering what more can be done to close the gap. -
Being under-represented has not stopped these women from becoming pilots
Stark gender imbalances in the aviation industry have left some young women in the field wondering what more can be done to close the gap. -
Trust hard to come by as WA's demersal fishing ban faces scrutiny
Three days of parliamentary hearings have exposed ongoing divisions over fisheries science, management decisions and the ongoing access to fish stocks, with calls for greater transparency. -
Fishers' hurt on display as WA's demersal ban faces parliamentary scrutiny
Three days of parliamentary hearings have exposed ongoing divisions over fisheries science, management decisions and the ongoing access to fish stocks, with calls for greater transparency. -
Musk axes Tesla's Cybertruck in favour of self-driving taxis
Elon Musk says Tesla will wind down Cybertruck production in mid-2027 after years of persistently weak sales for a futuristic model once touted as a rival to legacy pickup trucks. -
Mixed picture for retail as three David Jones Perth stores set to close
At least three of Perth's David Jones stores are set to close, while uncertainty looms over the future of retail stores in the Perth CBD. -
Cooking classes help cut cost of living and boost social connection
A regional community centre's free weekly cooking class, using homegrown and donated ingredients, is teaching people to cook on a budget, while fostering connections. -
Tallow could help solve Australia's fuel shortages
Australia's booming tallow industry could help reduce the nation's reliance on imported fuel, with plans to turn animal by-products into renewable fuels on home soil. -
Albanese weighs in on 'very significant' US midterm results
The prime minister describes the US midterm results as "very significant" and assures Australians he will continue to push for an end to the war in Iran.
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