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Mine owner convinced tiny town's lead poisoning concerns are unfounded
Dozens of residents have voiced their opposition to a proposed silver and lead mine in the NSW central west, but the proponents say it will help the region's economy. -
Why a big discount during Black Friday sales isn't necessarily a great deal
A percentage discount can make us feel like we’ve scored a bargain but “doesn’t actually tell us whether the final price is good”. -
Anthropic files to list on stock market in potential $US1.5tn float
The company behind Claude could be floated on the Nasdaq as soon as next month, despite making a $114 billion loss in the first half of 2026. -
Economic pain collides with regulatory changes for small businesses
More businesses are falling behind on payments as operators face policy changes, inflation and interest rate rises. -
Fatigue concerns after Virgin jet cut in front of Qantas plane
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau releases two preliminary reports into close call incidents at the airport in August. -
Air traffic worker had high fatigue risk during Sydney runway close call
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau releases two preliminary reports into close call incidents at the airport in August. -
Travellers warned of upheaval as new Perth Airport terminal plans unveiled
Perth Airport's chief executive has warned passengers the facility is set for major upheaval as it moves to consolidate its four terminals, with construction work meaning people will have to allow for delays. -
As Sydney gets a brand new airport, will Perth's ever be upgraded?
Perth Airport's chief executive has warned passengers the facility is set for major upheaval as it moves to consolidate its four terminals, with construction work meaning people will have to allow for delays. -
Coalition says cuts to climate, housing and more would save $31b
Angus Taylor publishes fresh costings for proposed cuts to Labor's climate and housing policies. -
Coalition says cuts to climate, housing and more would save $31 billion
Angus Taylor publishes fresh costings for proposed cuts to Labor's climate and housing policies. -
Amateur prospector finds $150,000 gold nugget in outback
A Broken Hill prospector searching for gold was about to finish up for the day when there was a faint signal on his metal detector and he hit paydirt. -
Australia's second largest veggie company admits 'cartel conduct'
Perfection Fresh Australia has admitted fixing the price of broccoli, cauliflower and lettuce sold to Aldi stores in New South Wales. -
Rome demonstrators storm Colosseum as Europe's youth protests spread
Later in the evening, clashes erupted between protesters and police elsewhere in central Rome, with officers using water cannons to disperse the crowd. -
Melbourne Market board quits over appointment of former Demons chief Paul Guerra
The Victorian government says Paul Guerra brings significant commercial, governance and stakeholder engagement experience to the role as chair of the Melbourne Market Authority. -
Melbourne Market board quits over appointment of Demons chief Paul Guerra
The Victorian government says Paul Guerra brings significant commercial, governance and stakeholder engagement experience to the role as chair of the Melbourne Market Authority. -
Passenger says 'double check' after landing at wrong Sydney airport
Some passengers were unaware their flights were to Western Sydney International Airport. -
'Meant to be in Perth': Some passengers confused by Sydney's new second airport
Some passengers were unaware their flights were to Western Sydney International Airport. -
'Meant to be in Perth': Passengers confused by Sydney's new airport
Some passengers were unaware their flights were to Western Sydney International Airport. -
'Meant to be in Perth': Passengers caught out by Sydney's new airport
Some passengers were unaware their flights were to Western Sydney International Airport. -
'Meant to be in Perth': New Sydney airport catches out travellers
Passengers on some of the first flights to arrive at Western Sydney International Airport say their planes did not land where they thought they would. -
Market puts chance of November interest rate hike above 60pc — as it happened
The ASX has recovered from a sharp early sell-off to close marginally higher, led by the miners. -
Skills shortage puts retail butchers on the chopping block
Queensland butchers are battling to survive amid a skills shortage, with one set to stop serving customers due to a lack of available staff, while others have begun recruiting from overseas. -
More than 3 million Aussie households are going hungry, new report finds
Foodbank Australia’s latest hunger report says 3.6 million households in Australia are going hungry, 100,000 more than reported last year. -
'Lucky country has become the hungry country': Foodbank Australia
Foodbank Australia’s latest hunger report found 3.6 million households in Australia are going hungry, 100,000 more than reported last year. -
No toll and easy access: What first passengers say of new Sydney airport
Western Sydney International Airport opened on Sunday with many of the passengers on the first flight to the Gold Coast also making the trip back. -
First passengers to use new Sydney airport praise 'seamless' experience
Western Sydney International Airport opened on Sunday with many of the passengers on the first flight to the Gold Coast also making the trip back. -
Wineries, breweries closing down as decline in alcohol consumption starts to bite
Facing the "most difficult set of circumstances" within generations, wineries and breweries are going out of business as data reveals why Australians are drinking less. -
More than 80 breweries lost as decline in drinking sees businesses close
Facing the "most difficult set of circumstances" within generations, wineries and breweries are going out of business as data reveals why Australians are drinking less. -
Iran says resumption of war with US would not change its mind
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says "whether there is war or not, our policies remain the same", amid renewed threats from US President Donald Trump to begin bombing again. -
Fishermen racing crocs for crabs in Wadeye as new industry emerges
Fighting off crocodiles keen to take their catch, the staff behind a homegrown project are looking to change the narrative around the NT Indigenous community of Wadeye.
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