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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. -
AI data centres to self-administer funds in Tasmanian community deal
Tasmanian data centre proponents would self-administer their own community benefit funds under a proposal from the state government. -
Coal protest to go ahead on harbour after court rejects police objections
The NSW Supreme Court has approved a planned climate protest on Newcastle Harbour, dismissing a bid by NSW Police to stop it. -
Salmon farm antibiotic use impact 'completely unfair' cray fisher says
As small fishers say salmon companies are being favoured over them, Premier Jeremy Rockliff says the government is aiming for the "best balanced approach". -
Outlook outage expected to cost Australian businesses billions of dollars
The ripple effect of today's outage is expected to last for weeks, with some companies simply unable to do business. -
Outback cattle flown to Kazakhstan
Hundreds of cattle from a remote station in the Northern Territory have been exported to Kazakhstan by plane. -
Mt Isa's $145 million critical minerals pitch one step closer
A struggling outback town's proposal to capture booming mining investment with a new research facility receives early backing from state and federal governments. -
Mount Isa's $145 million critical minerals pitch one step closer
A struggling outback town's proposal to capture booming mining investment with a new research facility receives early backing from state and federal governments. -
ATSB releases preliminary report into young pilot's NT crash
Recreational fishers witnessed young Tasmanian pilot Bob Bramley's plane crash in waters off the Northern Territory in August "at very high speed", a report has revealed. -
Government back to the drawing board on backpacker crackdown
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke reconsiders the government's backpacker crackdown, but says it must still find a way to curb the surge in UK working holiday-makers who are permitted, under a free trade agreement, to stay for up to three years. -
The US has been holding secretive talks with a regime it accused of genocide
The United States has been holding secretive talks with a regime it has accused of genocide, and experts believe it could come down to rare earths. -
Builder fined $150k after mother and baby injured in wall fall
A South Australian construction company has been fined $150,000 after a 30 tonne wall fell onto a neighbouring house and injured a mother and her baby. -
Advocates warn FIFO standards are slipping on mine sites
Researchers say minimum accommodation standards are dropping on mine sites, despite years of public scrutiny and industry reports. -
Skyrocketing regional airfares hurting patients needing specialist care
Residents and medical professionals say WA's reliance on FIFO doctors leaves regional residents vulnerable to rising flight prices. -
ASX down as two 'big four' bank bosses grilled by parliamentary committee — as it happened
Australian shares are lower after Wall Street wavered and Nvidia shares tumbled on news of CEO Jensen Huang's resignation. -
SA gives green light for gas to help power future data centres
The South Australian government says it is "absolutely fine" for gas to be used to help power data centres, despite its strategy focusing on renewable energy as the source. -
Only four government ministers have saved money this year. Here's who
As the government pursues savings "across the board" ahead of the mid-year budget update, an ABC analysis shows only a handful of ministers have managed net savings so far this year. -
Financial pain of outer suburbs fuelled demise of David Jones, experts say
After 188 years, David Jones announced it would close 19 stores, most of them in Sydney's outer suburbs. -
David Jones closures present 'unique opportunity' for big shopping centres
After 188 years, David Jones announced it would close 19 stores, most of them in Sydney's outer suburbs. -
Salmon deaths at 'eye-watering' levels in Macquarie Harbour
Almost 2,000 tonnes of farmed salmon died over a 15-month period in Macquarie Harbour on Tasmania’s west coast, new data shows. -
Bowen pushes pragmatic climate deal amid pressure over fossil fuels
Chris Bowen says Australia's coal and gas exports have not damaged its standing in climate negotiations, as countries struggle to agree on how to move away from fossil fuels. -
Australia defends climate record after Greta Thunberg's 'snail' swipe
Chris Bowen says Australia's coal and gas exports have not damaged its standing in climate negotiations, as countries struggle to agree on how to move away from fossil fuels. -
Worried doctors urge action on frequent shortages of critical drugs
ABC analysis reveals the important medicines that are repeatedly hard to source, highlighting supply chain weaknesses that could get worse. -
Lifesaving medicines frequently in short supply and doctors are worried
ABC analysis reveals the important medicines that are repeatedly hard to source, highlighting supply chain weaknesses that could get worse. -
Life-saving medicines frequently in short supply and doctors are worried
ABC analysis reveals the important medicines that are repeatedly hard to source, highlighting supply chain weaknesses that could get worse. -
Data centre industry butts up against community challenges
The peak body for the data centre industry says community consultation remains a sticking point, as Quantum DC halts its Tungkillo project. -
With Jensen Huang under pressure, Nvidia finds itself with no succession plan
Holding the position of co-founder, president and chief executive, Jensen Huang has about 60 executives reporting directly to him and has said himself he does not believe in succession planning. -
Nvidia without succession plan as CEO Jensen Huang resigns
Jensen Huang, the co-founder, president and chief executive, has resigned, leaving the tech giant in a precarious position with no clear next leader. -
Coalmine reopens despite previous owners saying royalties made it unprofitable
A new Queensland company has purchased its fourth Bowen Basin coal mine, employing 275 workers to reopen a coalmine. -
Hunt is on for heir to strange block of land
Could you be the long-lost owner of a 16m by 60cm strip of land in south-east Queensland, whose last known owner was August Thorsborne, a 19th-century businessman who died more than 100 years ago? The Department of Transport and Main Roads needs to know.
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