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Coalmine's night operations shutdown 'disappointing' for government
One of Western Australia's last coalmines is set to reduce its operating capacity by nearly half, which unions say will result in job losses.Â
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Restaurateurs fend off fake online review 'extortion' attempt
The owners of a Mexican restaurant in Adelaide noticed their Google review rating had fallen, and shortly afterwards started receiving emails from a company offering to remove poor reviews — for a price.
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Australians priced out of comfortable retirement call for higher pension
Many older Australians are struggling with rising living costs, housing expenses and healthcare bills, leaving them unable to enjoy the retirement they planned for.
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Sydney's new metro stations open after two years of disruption
Public transport enthusiasts, early commuters, politicians and other officials were aboard the first 13-kilometre passenger service from Bankstown to Sydenham that pulled in at 4:31am.
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Warnings of blackouts and lives at risk over power pay struggle
The Australian Energy Market Operator is responsible for keeping the lights on, but many workers are in revolt over pay negotiations.Â
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Businesses hoping for 'salvation' from Sydney's new metro line
After two years of economic pain, the small businesses along Sydney's new Southwest Metro line are breathing a sigh of relief and hoping customers will return in droves.
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Alcoa ordered to stay further away from Perth's drinking water supply
US mining giant Alcoa is being ordered to move its operations further away from Perth's drinking water sources amid heated debate about the potential impact its bauxite mining is having on waterways.
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Alcoa ordered to stay away from Perth's drinking water supply
US mining giant Alcoa is being ordered to move its operations further away from Perth's drinking water sources amid heated debate about the potential impact its bauxite mining is having on waterways.
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Rogue taxi drivers accused of exploiting passengers at Perth airport, casino
Undercover checks on illegal taxi operators are being ramped up, as a taxi driver accuses them of stealing wages from legitimate drivers.
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Website reporting on crime in Victoria staffed by workers in Philippines
Victoria Crime News is a news website that purports to use local journalists. But when ABC NEWS Verify contacted its owner, he admitted the articles on his site were not written by Australians.
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Website reporting on crime in Victoria staffed by Philippines workers
Victoria Crime News is a news website that purports to use local journalists. But when ABC NEWS Verify contacted its owner, he admitted the articles on his site were not written by Australians.
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Scrapped Firmus float casts doubt on billions in AI data centre builds
Billions of dollars in commitments to buy AI chips by Firmus are in doubt as a result of the Australian data centre company's stalled attempt to go public, according to records filed with the financial regulator.
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End in sight for controversial snapper fishing ban in SA
Snapper could once again be caught next year as the South Australian government works on a plan to rebuild snapper stocks, but some fishers remain concerned about the fishery's future.
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Catch management a concern as SA hopes to reopen snapper fishery
Snapper could once again be caught next year as the South Australian government works on a plan to rebuild snapper stocks, but some fishers remain concerned about the fishery's future.
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Leaked letter reveals regulator's 'concerns' about gas giant Santos
Australia's second-largest oil and gas company, Santos, has been issued a warning by the national regulator following inspections of its multi-billion-dollar Barossa project.
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Bega Group requests more milk from FNQ farmers
Far North Queensland dairy farmers are being asked to supply more milk as processor Bega seeks to reduce its reliance on supply from southern states.
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Corporate watchdog looking into failed Firmus float – as it happened
Appearing before a Senate estimates hearing, Australian Securities and Investments Commission chief Sarah Court sheds some light on the alleged shenanigans behind the great $44 billion float flop.
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'Convincing' scam email used real booking number, check-in dates
Multiple hotels have been caught up in a phishing scam, with guests receiving fake emails which include details from legitimate bookings.
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What's going on with the price of everything? We've tracked the data
If everything feels more expensive, that's because it is. With inflation rising again this week, we've tracked how prices of everyday items have increased.
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Indigenous culinary school serving up talent to top restaurants
Graduates from the National Indigenous Culinary Institute are preparing to take up roles in world-class kitchens across the country after completing their apprentice training.
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Indigenous chefs bring native ingredients to fine dining circuit
Graduates from the National Indigenous Culinary Institute are preparing to take up roles in world-class kitchens across the country after completing their apprentice training.
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Fence constructed in bid to stop illegal dumping in Melbourne's south-east
A truck parking bay that has become a hotspot for rubbish dumping in Clayton South has been closed and fenced off.
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The land Bathla agreed to buy but couldn't pay for ahead of collapse
Court records reveal some Bathla Group-linked companies struggled to complete multimillion-dollar land purchases years before the developer's collapse. A former major lender says Bathla was expanding too quickly, leaving it vulnerable when the property market turned.Â
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The land Bathla agreed to buy but could not pay for ahead of collapse
Court records reveal some Bathla Group-linked companies struggled to complete multimillion-dollar land purchases years before the developer's collapse. A former major lender says Bathla was expanding too quickly, leaving it vulnerable when the property market turned.Â
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CSIRO criticised over handling of gas leak
Australia's national science agency scrambled to spin its role in helping fossil fuel giant Santos investigate a secret 18-year leak from its Darwin LNG plant, internal messages have revealed.
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CSIRO criticised for lack of transparency over gas leak
Australia's national science agency scrambled to spin its role in helping fossil fuel giant Santos investigate a secret 18-year leak from its Darwin LNG plant, internal messages have revealed.
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Bathla was tied up in Supreme Court battles long before it collapsed
Court records reveal some Bathla Group-linked companies struggled to complete multimillion-dollar land purchases years before the developer's collapse. A former major lender says Bathla was expanding too quickly, leaving it vulnerable when the property market turned.Â
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Bathla offered top dollar for land, but some sellers fought to be paid
Court records reveal some Bathla Group-linked companies struggled to complete multimillion-dollar land purchases years before the developer's collapse. A former major lender says Bathla was expanding too quickly, leaving it vulnerable when the property market turned.Â
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Tales from Outer Suburbia and Addition among Screen Music winners
Josh Hogan and Ned Beckley scored four wins for Tales from Outer Suburbia, while Lego Masters helped Adam Gock and Dinesh Wicks secure another Screen Music Award.
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Victorian caravan maker Essential Caravans enters voluntary administration
The Victorian manufacturer joins a string of caravan companies to have collapsed amid financial pressure in recent years.
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