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Is the Cistern Chapel the best public loo in the land? City goes for gold with throne
via abc.net.au
The people of Maryborough are flushing with pride as they lift the lid on an ornate Victorian-themed toilet that they hope will tempt tourists to tarry awhile. -
This is how Tarsh got a pay rise. There may be some lessons for the rest of us
via abc.net.au
After spending years commuting three hours a day to work, Tarsh Soxsmith has taken advantage of the strong jobs market to get better pay and more flexible conditions, and you might be able to too. -
Tarsh got herself a pay rise. Here's how you can too
via abc.net.au
After spending years commuting three hours a day to work, Tarsh Soxsmith has taken advantage of the strong jobs market to get better pay and more flexible conditions, and you might be able to too. -
Elon Musk's Twitter deal 'temporarily on hold'
via abc.net.au
Elon Musk tweeted to say that his buyout of Twitter had been placed on hold subject to details about the percentage of fake accounts that exist on the site. -
Tech stocks recover, lifting ASX 1.9 pct
Australian shares have clawed back Thursday's losses with across the board gains, closing out a volatile week with the local bourse's best single-day performance in 15 weeks. -
Big concerns about Metronet: Opposition
Opposition spokesperson Tjorn Sibma has expressed doubts about the government’s ability to deliver Metronet, as the package’s cost passes $9 billion. -
New push for Kalgoorlie and Esperance air link in a potential 'game changer' for WA's south coast
via abc.net.au
A new partnership is formed to develop the business case for flights between Kalgoorlie-Boulder and Esperance on WA's south coast, while the state government announces $4 million to underpin direct flights between Karratha and Geraldton. -
At Close of Business: The word on wages
On today's episode of At Close of Business, journalists Jordan Murray and Matt Mckenzie discuss how two Labor leaders differ in their approach on wages, and the factors businesses will consider when assessing pay. -
Top investment banker makes Perth move
One of Australia’s top corporate dealmakers, Jarden’s Aidan Allen, has splashed $4.2 million on a house in Perth but we’re told he is not moving west. It’s for holidays. -
Waterfront house in Howrah breaks Tasmanian real estate records
via abc.net.au
A waterfront estate on Hobart's eastern shore sells for $8.533 million, breaking the real estate record for a suburban house in Tasmania. -
Crop area to near record highs
Almost 9 million hectares of grain crops have been planted for this growing season, close to last year’s record level. -
Gibbs closes ranks behind Nisbett
Russell Gibbs has affirmed his support for the West Coast Eagles' chief executive of 23 years as the club endures a horror start to its 2022 season. -
Opposition slams state budget promises
The opposition has criticised the state budget, claiming the promise for 530 hospital beds is a band-aid solution and the one-off power credit is "pocket change" amid rising living costs. -
Charity disability organisation owed 'more than $1.5m' from the NDIS as resident families pursue legal action in NSW
via abc.net.au
Charity organisation Nardy House looks after some of the most vulnerable people on NSW's far south coast but families of residents are fighting the NDIA to pay the organisation $1.5 million in care costs. -
Wimbledon ban makes a point
As a means of exerting pressure on countries that refuse to meet international standards of behaviour, sports bans have a proven track record. -
Exporters accused of trying to smuggle cooking oil out of Indonesia as shipment seized
via abc.net.au
Indonesia impounds at least 81,000 litres of cooking oil bound for East Timor, seeking to enforce a ban on exports of crude palm oil and its derivatives. -
Nador to lead Buru
Eric Streitberg will hand over the reins of Buru Energy to an executive moving from Beach Energy, later this year. -
Chinese warship tracked off WA coast
A Chinese warship has been tracked off the coast of Western Australian, Defence Minister Peter Dutton has revealed. -
Chinese spyship tracked off WA coast
A Chinese spyship has been tracked off the coast of Western Australia, Defence Minister Peter Dutton has revealed. -
McGowan defends ‘generous’ pay rises
Union figureheads have decried the state government holding firm on its public sector wages policy, despite the premier insisting it will deliver wage growth that meets or outpaces inflation. -
'We need this Tanami Road so desperately': WA budget allocates funding to transform desert track
via abc.net.au
Local leaders have long lobbied to seal the Tanami Road arguing impoverished communities would greatly benefit from more mining and cattle industry jobs. Now the money is on the table to get the project underway. -
Melissa's home has flooded three times this year. She says a buy-back scheme is her 'only ticket to moving on'
via abc.net.au
Flood-affected Maryborough residents rush to apply for a Queensland-wide buy-back scheme, as roads are cut in the Gladstone Region after heavy rain overnight — but farmers are celebrating. -
Maryborough residents seek flood relief, while Wide Bay bunkers down as heavy rain rolls in
via abc.net.au
Flood-affected residents in Wide Bay Burnett like Melissa Stanley, whose home is facing its third flood this year, are rushing to apply for a Queensland-wide buy-back scheme. -
WA COVID numbers drop, hospitalisations up
Daily COVID cases in Western Australia have dipped overnight, but the numbers of COVID-positive people in hospital and intensive care have risen. -
EV supply slowed by the elements
Australia should move away from the business-as-usual approach to resources development, particularly regarding battery metals. -
Hockings hopes for blindness drug
40under40: The journey from an idea to an approved medication is as difficult as putting a person on the moon, Rohan Hockings says. -
Morning paper ditches big names in food and wine
Broadfield and Jordan - two food and wine institutions - depart the morning paper. -
WA new home sales rise
New home sales increased 8.8 per cent in April, as national sales fall 1.2 per cent. -
Belford banking on student buy-in
Derryn Belford is working on how to attract international students back to WA. -
Reset revives the magic of mycology
Graham Upson is sharing his knowledge with a company seeking to grow mushrooms for mental health. -
It's a key promise to limit enormous emissions from fracking. But a government email has fuelled concerns it might not happen
via abc.net.au
Confidential correspondence obtained by the ABC shows a key environmental bureaucrat warning that fully implementing a commitment to offset all emissions from fracking the gas-rich Beetaloo Basin could face significant challenges. -
'Evil genius' may have caused Terra and Luna cryptocurrencies to crash in a 'death spiral'
via abc.net.au
The devastating effects of the crash of crypto "stablecoins" Terra and Luna are being felt by many but their crash may have been orchestrated in one massive piece of ethically questionable trading. -
Wall Street falls again, as crypto struggles and AUD falls
via abc.net.au
Wall Street has finished mostly down again, with global markets still struggling with looming rate hikes, war and inflation. There's speculation Europe will soon lift interest rates. -
ASX defies Wall Street downer, as crypto struggles and AUD falls
via abc.net.au
The Australian share market is ending the week on a high, despite global markets still struggling with looming rate hikes, war and inflation. -
ASX defies Wall Street downer, as crypto struggles and $A falls
via abc.net.au
The Australian share market is ending the week on a high, despite global markets still struggling with looming rate hikes, war and inflation.
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