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'Insufficient' relief for businesses affected by Civic construction
A review of Canberra's night life has found the ACT government should consider stronger relief for businesses affected by construction work in the city and establish a dedicated Night-Time Economy Commissioner. -
Further links between CLP and gas firm emerge as ex-staffer's shares revealed
Northern Territory Treasurer and Infrastructure Minister Bill Yan's former adviser says she disclosed her shareholdings in Beetaloo Energy before starting work in a senior advisory role. -
Calls for Qld to scrap 'ideologically driven' changes to industrial relation laws
Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie has introduced sweeping changes that he says "essentially mimicked" Julia Gillard's Fair Work legislation. -
Airbnb levy needed to 'turbocharge' community housing build, industry says
A Victorian-style levy on short-term rentals is among a suite of proposals being put forward by the community housing industry peak body to the NSW government. -
Multiple bankruptcies surround businessman at centre of T2D dispute
The businessman claiming ownership of a labour hire firm that won a now-cancelled contract on the $15.4 billion Torrens to Darlington project has been bankrupt four times, including when the company won the public tender. -
Owners of banned NDIS company allegedly funded Ferrari and football club
Liquidators allege the Perth-based directors of Adachi Disability Services used borrowed company funds to buy a Ferrari and invest in a Zimbabwe football team. -
Planning scheme defended as Firmus' AI research lab green-lit
A Firmus AI research and development facility has received approval, reiterating calls to overhaul a planning scheme criticised as being unfit for purpose. -
Firmus lab approved without council vote, sparking calls for reform
A Firmus AI research and development facility has received approval, reiterating calls to overhaul a planning scheme criticised as being unfit for purpose. -
TasWater privately blamed regulator for 'blatant mistake' over sewerage bills
Senior leaders at Tasmania's water utility privately blamed the state's economic regulator for an "error" that threatened to cost customers tens of thousands of dollars, documents show. -
TasWater bosses blame regulator for 'miscalculation' that saw massive bill hikes
Senior leaders at Tasmania's water utility privately blamed the state's economic regulator for an "error" that threatened to cost customers tens of thousands of dollars, documents show. -
'Like they don't care': RBA's fifth rate hike a huge blow to mortgage borrowers
The Reserve Bank's fifth interest rate hike this year will mean mortgage borrowers already under financial pressure will need to find extra savings each month to meet repayments. It is particularly tough for those out of work or dealing with large mortgages. -
Gas policy consultants worked for industry and government at same time
A consulting firm hired by the federal government to help develop its gas strategy was simultaneously doing paid work for the gas industry, and did not disclose that conflict of interest to the energy department. -
Ticketek, Virgin and 'protein chips' win big at annual Shonky Awards
Seven different companies have received the dishonour of being named in consumer group Choice's annual Shonky Awards handed to the worst products and services of the year. -
Car slams through supermarket wall 'like a sonic boom'
CCTV shows the moment the owner of a supermarket in Adelaide's western suburbs narrowly avoided injury when a car reversed through the wall of the building, sending shelving and stock flying. -
Chalmers promises to be 'helpful' on inflation but rejects blame for rate hike
Treasurer Jim Chalmers seizes on weak public demand figures to argue his government is not to blame after a widely expected interest rate hike. -
Victorian farmers blindsided by approval of 155-turbine wind farm ahead of election
A controversial 155-turbine wind farm has been approved in Victoria's north, just one day before the state government enters caretaker mode. -
Farmers blindsided by approval of 155-turbine wind farm ahead of election
A controversial 155-turbine wind farm has been approved in Victoria's north, just one day before the state government enters caretaker mode. -
Hope for house hunters amid slump as realtor warns optimism premature
House hunters like Vanessa Bray finally feel like they may have a fighting chance of securing a home amid a slump in property prices, while an industry insider warns this optimism may be premature. -
Glimmer of hope as CBA predicts Perth home prices to plummet 18 per cent
House hunters like Vanessa Bray finally feel like they may have a fighting chance of securing a home amid a slump in property prices, while an industry insider warns this optimism may be premature. -
Despair turns to hope for single mum on house hunting mission
House hunters like Vanessa Bray finally feel like they may have a fighting chance of securing a home amid a slump in property prices, while an industry insider warns this optimism may be premature. -
Journalist denies 'profit motive' for running Alan Jones stories
Walkley Award-winning journalist Kate McClymont spoke with three of the five complainants in the Alan Jones trial, which initially sparked a police investigation into the former radio broadcaster. -
RBA lifts interest rates to highest level in 18 years to try to dampen inflation
RBA lifts interest rates to highest level in 18 years, in majority decision by RBA board. -
Interest rates highest since 2008 as inflation forecast to stay high
RBA lifts interest rates to highest level in 18 years, in majority decision by RBA board. -
Breaking: RBA lifts interest rates to highest level in 18 years to try to dampen inflation
RBA lifts interest rates to highest level in 18 years, in majority decision by RBA board. -
North Korea denies role in Binance heist as customers withdraw billions
Pyongyang says allegations linking North Korea to the biggest crypto heist in history are "nothing new" from the US. -
David Jones facing 'alarming' financial speculation just before Christmas
Iconic department store David Jones is being forced to defend its future viability, as the Australian retailer faces speculation about store closures and disgruntled suppliers. -
Torrens-to-Darlington labour company's contract terminated
The South Australian government has confirmed the Torrens to Darlington Alliance, tasked with delivering the $15.4 billion road upgrade, has cancelled its contract with Career Boss. -
Second company suspended from Torrens-to-Darlington road project
The South Australian government has confirmed the Torrens to Darlington Alliance, tasked with delivering the $15.4 billion road upgrade, has suspended a second company after cancelling a contract with a labour hire firm. -
Civil dispute grounds to cancel Torrens-to-Darlington labour contract, premier says
The South Australian government has confirmed the Torrens to Darlington Alliance, tasked with delivering the $15.4 billion road upgrade, has cancelled its contract with Career Boss. -
Live: Journalist Kate McClymont gives evidence in Alan Jones case
The Sydney Morning Herald reporter published a series of stories from late 2023 that contained accounts from a number of men who alleged Mr Jones indecently assaulted them.
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