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Peter Greste planned hunger strike on final day in Egyptian jail
via abc.net.au
Australian journalist Peter Greste tells Foreign Correspondent he and his fellow inmates were planning to start a hunger strike on the very day he was released from an Egyptian prison. -
Greste planned hunger strike on final day in jail
via abc.net.au
Australian journalist Peter Greste tells Foreign Correspondent he and his fellow inmates were planning to start a hunger strike on the very day he was released from an Egyptian prison. -
Fortescue helped fund breakaway Aboriginal group's campaign against land owners
via abc.net.au
Andrew Forrest's Fortescue Metals Group helped organise a meeting of Aboriginal leaders aimed at ousting the recognised Indigenous representatives and freeing up access to land its mines sit on. -
British PM starts Asia trip with big loan offer to Indonesia
via abc.net.au
British prime minister David Cameron says his government will make available loans of up to 1 billion pounds ($2.1 billion) to Indonesia to help finance infrastructure projects. -
Obama says 'still more to do' for Ethiopia democracy
via abc.net.au
US president Barack Obama holds talks with Ethiopian prime minister Hailemariam Desalegn, calling on more political openness in the country. -
Australian beef not as free under China FTA: inquiry
via abc.net.au
The free trade agreement with China will allow Beijing to reinstate tariffs on some Australian beef and dairy products once imports hit a certain volume, a federal parliamentary committee is told. -
WA Treasurer wants online GST revenue shared based on population
via abc.net.au
WA Treasurer Mike Nahan wants any additional Goods and Services Tax (GST) revenue raised by lowering the GST-free threshold for online purchases to be shared on a per capita basis. -
Chinese share market plunges with fears of worse to come
via abc.net.au
Chinese stocks post their biggest one-day losses in more than eight years and futures trading is pointing to even bigger falls tomorrow. -
Share market closes higher after late turnaround on bank stocks
via abc.net.au
The share market closes higher after treading water through much of Monday, helped along by a late turnaround on bank stocks. -
Tax office staff warn of small business fraud
via abc.net.au
An internal tax office briefing document warns people will commit fraud by taking illegitimate advantage of the Government's instant asset write-off for small business. -
Tasmanian power bills could soar by $1,000 a year if tariff scrapped: expert
via abc.net.au
Some household power bills in Tasmania could soar by up to $1,000 a year if a discount tariff rate is scrapped, an energy expert says. -
More than 2,000 rally in Brisbane to protest against China-Australia FTA
via abc.net.au
More than 2,000 workers rally in Brisbane's CBD to protest against the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement, police say. -
Elizabeth Quay milestone as Perth inlet starts filling with water
via abc.net.au
The inlet that will become the centrepiece of Perth's Elizabeth Quay development starts filling with water, marking a major milestone in the $2.6 billion project. -
iiNet shareholders vote in favour of TPG takeover
via abc.net.au
iiNet shareholders overwhelmingly vote in favour of the company's takeover by rival TPG in a deal that will create Australia's second biggest telecommunications firm. -
Pizza Hut franchisees launch class action over price war
via abc.net.au
Angry Pizza Hut franchisees launch legal action against the company after a price war with rival Domino's forced them to slash the price of pizzas, sending many out of business. -
Billion-dollar prawn farm given major project status
via abc.net.au
What could be Australia's biggest prawn farm is given major project status by the federal and Northern Territory governments, fast-tracking its development. -
Online shoppers face prospect of losing GST exemption
via abc.net.au
Federal Treasurer Joe Hockey says the Government is considering imposing the Goods and Services Tax on all overseas online purchases. -
Hockey flags removal of GST threshold for overseas online purchases
via abc.net.au
Federal Treasurer Joe Hockey says the Government is considering imposing the Goods and Services Tax on all overseas online purchases. -
Atlas Iron shares plunge on resumption of trade
via abc.net.au
Shares in junior miner Atlas Iron open more than 70 per cent lower in its first trading session in almost four months. -
Ten CEO resigns; ACCC closely examining Foxtel deal
via abc.net.au
Ten's chief executive has resigned from the broadcaster's top job after it tied up a deal with Foxtel, but the competition watchdog warns its blessing for that deal is not guaranteed. -
Ten CEO Hamish McLennan resigns
via abc.net.au
Ten Network's chief executive Hamish McLennan has resigned from the company's top job after a little over two years in charge. -
Scrapping discounted tariff will not lead to higher bills: TasNetworks
via abc.net.au
The scrapping of a discounted energy rate will not drive up household power costs, the head of TasNetworks says. -
Melbourne Grill'd worker reinstated following interim court ruling
via abc.net.au
Sacked Melbourne hospitality worker Kahlani Pyrah is reinstated by the fast food company Grill'd after an interim ruling by the Federal Circuit Court. -
Industry super funds campaign against governance changes
via abc.net.au
The industry superannuation sector is ramping up its campaign against proposed new laws that could threaten the dominance of trade unions on superannuation boards.
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