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Virgin, Jetstar cancel Bali flights due to volcanic ash hazard
via abc.net.au
Australians flying in and out of Bali will again experience disruptions, with Virgin and Jetstar cancelling flights as Mount Raung continues to erupt. -
Jetstar cancels Bali flights due to volcanic ash hazard
via abc.net.au
Australians flying in and out of Bali will again experience disruptions, as Mount Raung continues to erupt with Jetstar cancelling flights and Virgin delaying some services. -
Greek market stages recovery, but banks plummet again
via abc.net.au
Greece's banking stocks plunge for the second day in a row, holding down the main Athens index which otherwise turned the corner after the previous day's record rout. -
Start-up car maker says Government failing to support local business
via abc.net.au
A company wanting to set up a new car manufacturing business in Adelaide says the Federal Government refuses to help with money from the Automotive Transformation Scheme (ATS). -
Goldfields miner celebrates milestone after Chinese takeover
via abc.net.au
In a rare sight given the gloomy economic times in the mining industry, one Goldfields miner has cause to celebrate. -
Goldfields miner celebrates after takeover by Chinese producer
via abc.net.au
In a rare sight given the gloomy economic times in the mining industry, one Goldfields miner has cause to celebrate. -
Strong retail stocks helps local share market make solid gain
via abc.net.au
A strong rise for retail stocks helps the Australian share market to a solid gain, shrugging off commodity price weakness. -
Strong retail stocks help local share market make solid gain
via abc.net.au
A strong rise for retail stocks helps the Australian share market to a solid gain, shrugging off commodity price weakness. -
Iconic Lansdowne latest Sydney hotel to close down
via abc.net.au
After almost 90 years of gigs, Sydney's Lansdowne Hotel is closing down and being turned into a private music and performing arts school. -
Volkswagen removes website claims on ability of vehicle to cross floodwaters
via abc.net.au
Volkswagen Australia removes all information from its website on the ability of one of its vehicles to cross flooded roads, after concerns from a Queensland MP and the RACQ over the claims. -
James Packer says he should never have fought David Gyngell
Billionaire James Packer admits he's "made a bunch of mistakes", including his famous punch-up with Nine boss David Gyngell. -
Neil deGrasse Tyson: 10 key moments
via abc.net.au
American cosmologist Neil deGrasse Tyson, who is in Australia for a speaking tour, joined ABC's Q&A panel on Monday. We've collected some of his most interesting responses. -
Suncorp warns against government disaster insurance
via abc.net.au
Queensland-based insurance giant Suncorp warns against the establishment of a government-run scheme to cover Australians hit by natural disasters. -
Bishop warned of 'ramifications' if Egypt kept pursuing Greste
via abc.net.au
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop reveals she warned the Egyptian government of "ramifications" if it continued to prosecute Australian journalist Peter Greste after he was deported to Australia earlier this year. -
Bishop warned Egypt of 'ramifications' over pursuit of Greste
via abc.net.au
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop reveals she warned the Egyptian government of "ramifications" if it continued to prosecute Australian journalist Peter Greste after he was deported to Australia earlier this year. -
Reserve Bank holds rates at 2pc, dollar jumps on statement
via abc.net.au
The Reserve Bank leaves interest rates on hold at a record low 2 per cent for the third month in a row, but the Australian dollar jumps on Glenn Stevens' statement. -
Asia-Pacific region premier residential market growth powers up
The growth in Australasian markets has surged 10.2 per cent at the top end of the property sector. -
Trade deficit rises to $2.9b in June, pushing annual deficit up 168pc
via abc.net.au
Australia's trade deficit widens again, slumping 10 per cent in June to $2.9 billion, with the annual deficit up 168 per cent on the previous financial year. -
WA gold industry vows to fight future royalty threats
via abc.net.au
The Western Australian gold industry vows to continue to fight possible royalty rate rises, with a number of leading miners banding together to form a group to champion the industry. -
Retail sales rise almost twice as fast as expected
via abc.net.au
Retail sales surprise analysts by surging 0.7 per cent over the first month of winter. -
June retail sales data beats expectations
Retail sales surged in June, easily beating expectations, as consumers opened their wallets. -
More jobs to be cut at Olympic Dam mine in SA
via abc.net.au
Further jobs will be cut from BHP Billiton's Olympic Dam mine in outback South Australia, the company confirms, in yet another review of operational staff numbers. -
NBN charges to lift lines may force boat builder to shed staff
via abc.net.au
A Tasmanian boat builder fears he may have to close or move his business because of the cost of transporting boats past NBN infrastructure on the east coast. -
Review proposes cuts to Sunday penalties for hospitality, retail workers
via abc.net.au
A Government-commissioned review proposes a new "enterprise contract" and cuts to Sunday penalties for hospitality and retail workers. -
Suncorp profit jumps despite 'worst year' for natural disasters
via abc.net.au
Major insurer Suncorp has posted a 55 per cent jump in full-year profit in what the company is calling its "worst year" for weather related natural disasters. -
ACOSS calls for cuts to super tax concessions
via abc.net.au
Australia's top welfare lobby group is calling on the Federal Government to dump what it calls inefficient and overly generous tax breaks for wealthy retirees. -
Gold Coast casino and resort project gets planning nod
via abc.net.au
Planning has started on multi-million-dollar casino and resort development on the Gold Coast with the project getting an initial nod from the Queensland Government. -
'Abnormal' property listings rise a sign of possible investor exit
via abc.net.au
An unseasonal, sharp rise in property listings in July may be an early sign that real estate boom centred on Sydney and Melbourne is nearing its peak. -
Wall St eases on falling oil, Europe climbs despite Greece slide
via abc.net.au
A further slide in global oil prices drives Wall Street lower, along with renewed worries about the strength of the Chinese economy, but European markets climb. -
Business, consumer confidence at new lows in SA
via abc.net.au
The shaky South Australian job market leads to record lows being recorded by BankSA's State Monitor of Consumer and Business Confidence, some of their worst figures in 17 years. -
One-fifth of new Perth homes to be apartments by 2020, research suggests
via abc.net.au
One in five new Perth homes will be apartments by 2020 as demand for high-density living soars, new West Australian research suggests.
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