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Liberals pour cold water on Bragg's migration comments
via abc.net.au
In a wideranging speech to the National Press Club, Andrew Bragg accuses the Morrison government of "madness" and says the major political parties have "buggered it up".
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'Back to the 60s' as ombudsman finds systemic issues in telco services
via abc.net.au
A report from the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman is recommending a root and branch review into telco services in regional Australia.
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Revived NT mine to join Australia's modern gold rush
via abc.net.au
Chinese-financed company Hanking Gold is reviving the mothballed Mount Bundy mine south of Darwin, with the soaring gold price prompting predictions of profit from its first year of production.
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The hospitality app some businesses use to cover shifts without paying super
via abc.net.au
A hospitality jobs marketplace that boasts thousands of users might be incorrectly labelling workers, a legal expert says, as the Fair Work Ombudsman tells workers to report any concerns.
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'Same businesses every single week': Hospitality app users raise concerns
via abc.net.au
A hospitality jobs marketplace that boasts thousands of users might be incorrectly labelling workers, a legal expert says, as the Fair Work Ombudsman tells workers to report any concerns.
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Hospitality marketplace Supp facing Fair Work scrutiny over contractor claims
via abc.net.au
A hospitality jobs marketplace that boasts thousands of users might be incorrectly labelling workers, a legal expert says, as the Fair Work Ombudsman tells workers to report any concerns.
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Hospitality marketplace Supp facing Fair Work scrutiny
via abc.net.au
A hospitality jobs marketplace that boasts thousands of users might be incorrectly labelling workers, a legal expert says, as the Fair Work Ombudsman tells workers to report any concerns.
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'Lawnmower' patterns of Chinese research vessel raising suspicions in Pacific
via abc.net.au
The strange patterns of Chinese research vessels in the Pacific have raised suspicions China is gathering intelligence for a potential conflict.
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'Disasters hanging on people's walls': The consumer fallout from the solar battery boom
via abc.net.au
Solar Power Nation is spruiked by a number of current and former sports stars but the major retailer is facing investigations in multiple states as consumer complaints rise into the hundreds.
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Australia's 'number one' solar retailer facing multiple investigations
via abc.net.au
Solar Power Nation is spruiked by a number of current and former sports stars but the major retailer is facing investigations in multiple states as consumer complaints rise into the hundreds.
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Trump sued over scheme to sell instant access to Truth Social posts
via abc.net.au
The lawsuit, filed in New York, describes the scheme as "extraordinary, corrupt and unconstitutional."
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Aluminium smelter bailout to cost taxpayers $2.5b over 10 years
via abc.net.au
Under the deal, the Commonwealth and state of NSW will split the cost down the middle, with Rio Tinto contributing at least $1.1 billion to reduce its power usage and gear toward renewables.
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Eli Lilly CEO still wants deal to bring Mounjaro to Australia under PBS
via abc.net.au
Mounjaro is still not available on the PBS as Eli Lilly negotiates price points but the company's CEO says the door remains open.
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Eli Lilly CEO says Australian not properly valuing Mounjaro
via abc.net.au
Mounjaro is still not available on the PBS as Eli Lilly negotiates price points but the company's CEO says the door remains open.
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Judge allows changes to dates of alleged Alan Jones assaults
via abc.net.au
The judge in radio broadcaster Alan Jones's criminal trial has allowed changes to the date range of alleged indecent assault offences in the second week of proceedings, after witnesses gave conflicting timelines.
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Residents call for moratorium on AI data centres at meeting in Darwin
via abc.net.au
There is growing opposition and concern about a wave of data centres planned for the Northern Territory, with residents raising concerns about water use, noise and proximity to people's homes.
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Energy minister admits to mistakes during lagging renewables rollout
via abc.net.au
NSW Energy Minister Penny Sharpe says the rollout of renewable energy zones has been "too slow", with mistakes inevitable as part of efforts to speed up the process.
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Western Power staff stood down over character references for rapist manager
via abc.net.au
Western Australia's energy minister lashes out at Western Power employees who provided references for a senior manager who was jailed for raping a female colleague on a work trip.
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Western Power staff stood down after backing manager in rape trial
via abc.net.au
Western Australia's energy minister lashes out at Western Power employees who provided references for a senior manager who was jailed for raping a female colleague on a work trip.
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One dead, 212 rescued from Bali ferry fire in waters off Lombok
via abc.net.au
One person has died and 212 others have been rescued after a ferry travelling from Bali caught fire, local officials say.
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One dead, 172 rescued from Bali ferry fire in waters off Lombok
via abc.net.au
One person has died and 172 others rescued after a ferry travelling from Bali caught fire at sea, local officials say.
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Bali ferry catches fire in rough seas off Lombok
via abc.net.au
Emergency crews are working to rescue passengers from the vessel that caught fire on Wednesday morning.
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Australia's largest aluminium smelter expected to get emergency bailout
via abc.net.au
The prime minister and NSW premier are expected to announce a bailout for the country's largest aluminium smelter tomorrow.
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Liberals pour cold water on frontbencher's migration comments
via abc.net.au
In a wideranging speech to the National Press Club, Andrew Bragg accuses the Morrison government of "madness" and says the major political parties have "buggered it up".
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For One Night Only, guests in Sydney mixed with Callum Turner, Will Gluck
via abc.net.au
Callum Turner and Will Gluck walked the red carpet at the Sydney premiere of One Night Only, as invited guests took a break from the census for the special event.
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Commonwealth water policy blamed for loss of 78 jobs at rice giant
via abc.net.au
After a month of consultation with staff and unions, SunRice has confirmed the loss of 78 jobs and changes to 92 positions in the Riverina, with the local council pointing the finger at water buybacks.
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Commonwealth Bank home loan applications fall 15pc since May
via abc.net.au
Australia's largest home lender, the Commonwealth Bank, has seen home loan applications tumble 15 per cent since May, after three interest rate hikes and the federal budget's tax changes.
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After 80 years of dairying, no-one wants this farm's milk
via abc.net.au
Despite Queensland importing half its milk, Jason Rozynski fears he will have to slaughter his 600 cows if a processor won't buy his milk.
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After 80 years of dairying, no-one wants this farm's milk.
via abc.net.au
Despite Queensland importing half its milk, Jason Rozynski fears he will have to slaughter his 600 cows if a processor won't buy his milk.
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E-scooter injuries plummet following council ban, study finds
via abc.net.au
There has been a significant reduction in emergency department presentations following the City of Perth's ban on hiring e-scooters, according to a new study.
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