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Small businesses, union veto power singled out in report on contentious IR bill
via abc.net.auA parliamentary report into the federal government's industrial relations bill has recommended carving out a greater number of small businesses from multi-employer bargaining. -
Australian shares rise to six-month high, RBNZ lifts rates and forecasts 'shallow recession'
via abc.net.auNew Zealand's Reserve Bank lifts interest rates by a record 0.75 percentage points, in a desperate bid to bring inflation down, while the Australian share market rises to its highest level since early June. -
ASX rises to six-month high, while Wall Street investors are 'positioning for a downturn'
via abc.net.auAustralian shares rise to their highest level since June, after Wall Street shrugged off China's renewed COVID-19 lockdowns and focused on the potential for smaller interest rate hikes in the near future. -
ASX rises to six-month high, New Zealand lifts interest rates to highest in 14 years
via abc.net.auNew Zealand's Reserve Bank lifts interest rates by a record 0.75 percentage points, in a desperate bid to bring inflation down, while the Australian share market rises to its highest level since early June. -
ASX rises to six-month high, as New Zealand lifts interest rates to highest level in 14 years
via abc.net.auNew Zealand's Reserve Bank lifts interest rates by a record 0.75 percentage points, in a desperate bid to bring inflation down, while the Australian share market rises to its highest level since May. -
ASX likely to hit five-month high, while Wall Street investors are 'positioning for a downturn'
via abc.net.auAustralian shares are likely to begin the day higher, after Wall Street shrugged off China's renewed COVID-19 lockdowns and focused on the potential for smaller interest rate hikes in the near future. -
More than 1 million Australian company directors could be fined $13,000 next week
via abc.net.auThere are concerns that up to 1 million Australians are in the dark about a looming tax office requirement — or know about it and are putting off an administrative headache — with just a week until it becomes law. -
More than 1 million Australian company directors could be fined $13,000 each next week
via abc.net.auThere are concerns that up to 1 million Australians are in the dark about a looming tax office requirement — or know about it and are putting off an administrative headache — with just a week until it becomes law. -
A million Australians are just a week away from risking a $13,000 fine. Here's why
via abc.net.auThere are concerns that up to 1 million Australians are in the dark about a looming tax office requirement — or know about it and are putting off an administrative headache — with just a week until it becomes law. -
'Populist anger' drove the crypto craze and bust, but Satyajit Das says there's a bigger threat hiding in plain sight
via abc.net.auOne of the few financiers who sounded a warning bell before the global financial crisis believes today's cryptocurrency "meltdown" was predictable, and that "nobody is taking much notice" of a broader financial market problem. -
RBA governor warns Australians to brace for higher inflation, lower growth
via abc.net.auThe Reserve Bank governor warns the global economic conditions that helped central banks keep inflation low and stable are reversing, making for more economically volatile times, and potentially higher interest rates ahead. -
'Life is more complicated': RBA governor warns Australians to brace for higher inflation, lower growth
via abc.net.auThe Reserve Bank governor warns the global economic conditions that helped central banks keep inflation low and stable are reversing, making for more economically volatile times, and potentially higher interest rates ahead. -
Monadelphous refines targeted strategy
The new leadership at Monadelphous Group has outlined a targeted approach to new work while acknowledging delays in contract awards will lead to a fall in first-half revenue. -
Proposal to protect Pilbara
The Enduring Pilbara report has launched calling for annual funding of $68 million to support Pilbara vision to create world-leading model of conservation in an economically critical region. -
Budget defence and diplomacy
Australia’s official development assistance needs to grow in alignment with the defence spend. -
Aust stocks close at best level since June
Thanks in part to strong gains from the energy sector, the local share market has gained 0.6 per cent to close at its best level since June 6. -
Grand Cinemas in administration, venues closed
Grand Cinemas has called in administrators and will close two of its five cinemas after struggling to recover from pandemic closures and capacity limits. -
Public sector wages, headcount tick up
WA's average public sector headcount grew by 5 per cent in the year to June, the biggest annual increase since Labor came to office. -
At Close of Business 22 November 2022
Senior editor Mark Pownall talks about Shane Crockett's latest business venture and the former state tourism marketing chief has faced tackling overseas markets. -
Controversial inner-city highway plan scrapped after negative public feedback
via abc.net.auThe plan unveiled by WA's road authority just last month is scrapped after negative public feedback opposing the demolition of up to 100 properties in Perth's inner city suburbs. -
Controversial Charles Street highway plan scrapped after negative public feedback
via abc.net.auThe plan unveiled by WA's road authority just last month is scrapped after negative public feedback opposing the demolition of up to 100 properties in Perth's inner city suburbs. -
Truckies struggle to eat well on the road. Research reveals those food choices could cost Australia billions
via abc.net.auAddressing widespread health issues among male truck drivers will prevent billions of dollars of lost productivity and save lives, a new report suggests. -
It's hard for truckies to find healthy food on the road. Research reveals that could cost Australia billions
via abc.net.auAddressing widespread health issues among male truck drivers will prevent billions of dollars of lost productivity and save lives, a new report suggests. -
FMG bonuses to hinge on climate performance
Fortescue executives will have their bonuses tied to emissions reduction targets under a new albeit vague incentive structure tabled by chairman Andrew Forrest at the group’s AGM this morning. -
McGowan's deputy, CCC not in contact
Roger Cook says he isn't among senior MPs to have been sought by the CCC amid reports it’s looking into potential misuses of taxpayer funding a la Victoria’s red shirts scandal. -
Main Roads scraps Charles Street plan
A contentious proposal to upgrade Charles Street in North Perth has been dropped, potentially saving about 100 properties initially planned to be cleared. -
Soccer goals wanting for HITIQ
Qatar's world cup should be helping the profile of Perth-founded sports technology business HITIQ. -
Craft brewery lowers energy costs in push towards zero emissions
via abc.net.auThe Jervis Bay operation has increased its solar capacity and invested in an electric van, but it's proving difficult to reduce gas reliance and the cost of operating at night. -
$200m solar farm, $135m battery approved
A development assessment panel has approved more than $300 million worth of renewable energy projects to be built in Western Australia. -
ANZ set to pull out of pariah-state Myanmar after facing 'increasing operational complexity'
via abc.net.auANZ announces it will pull out of Myanmar, dealing a blow to the country's military junta and potentially ramping up pressure on other overseas banks to turn their backs on the regime. -
Opt in for organ donation
The biggest transplant charity in Australia is calling to bring back the option of organ donation consent when applying for or renewing a driver’s licence as part of a national campaign launched at federal parliament this morning. -
Hunter MPs call for caution after explosive coal allegations aired in federal parliament
via abc.net.auClaims about fraud in the coal export industry made by Independent MP Andrew Wilkie have rippled through the Hunter Valley coalfields. -
Reef HQ was meant to re-open next year but there has been a major change of plans
via abc.net.auA Townsville aquarium will be completely rebuilt, rather than refurbished, in a move that will delay its reopening until 2026. -
Reef HQ compared to a Queenslander house as attraction's reopening date is pushed back
via abc.net.auA Townsville aquarium will be completely rebuilt, rather than refurbished, in a move that will delay its reopening until 2026. -
Only 5 per cent of the nation's wool clip is processed here. Growers want that change to
via abc.net.auIn a bid to reduce its vulnerability to potential supply chain and trade disruptions, Australia's $3.6 billion wool industry is looking to build onshore wool-processing facilities. -
How Australian woolgrowers want to reduce risks posed by disease and market access
via abc.net.auAustralia's $3.6-billion wool industry is looking to build onshore wool-processing facilities to reduce its risk exposure to disease, global markets and shipping. -
WA to harness mining boom wealth for massive social infrastructure fund
via abc.net.auMark McGowan establishes an investment trust funded by the state's most prominent resource companies to realise 'legacy projects'. -
Big miners tip $750 million into fund to pay for 'legacy' infrastructure and social projects
via abc.net.auMark McGowan establishes an investment trust funded by the state's most prominent resource companies to realise 'legacy projects'. -
Lisa and her children live in tents. They are among 640,000 Australian households in housing stress
via abc.net.auSingle mother-of-three Lisa Carter has been priced out of the rental market and has set up camp in a Perth caravan park. She's among the many Australian households in housing stress, with the figure forecast to approach one million by 2041. -
Like so many Australians, Lisa can't afford a rental. She's set up camp with her children in a tent
via abc.net.auSingle mother-of-three Lisa Carter has been priced out of the rental market and has set up camp in a Perth caravan park. She's among the many Australian households in housing stress, with the figure forecast to approach one million by 2041. -
Journalists with Anglo-Celtic background still 'vastly over-represented' on Australian TV screens, report finds
via abc.net.auIndigenous and cultural diversity in some parts of Australian television news has increased marginally over the past two years, a new "report card" has found, but journalists from an Anglo-Celtic background remain "vastly over-represented" on air. -
McGowan looks to miners for state's community projects
Behemoths of Western Australia's resources sector will tip $750 million into a new community investment initiative to bankroll a cohort of legacy projects in the state. -
Spending spree drives rise in confidence
Black Friday sales may be feeding into slightly elevated consumer confidence scores as savvy spenders pounce on discounted items. -
Planned merger of Penguin Random House and Simon & Schuster publishers scrapped
via abc.net.auParent company Paramount Global says it still plans to sell Simon & Schuster, a nearly century-old company boasting authors such as Stephen King, Colleen Hoover and Bob Woodward. -
V3 expands at its leisure
Shane Crockett and Stephen Wells’ tourism platform is headed for the US after two decades of development. -
Two Estonians arrested over $870 million cryptocurrency pyramid scheme face extradition to US
via abc.net.auEstonian police arrest local citizens Sergei Potapenko and Ivan Turogin, who are alleged to have scammed hundreds and thousands of people into buying a cryptocurrency mining service where, instead, they used the funds to buy luxury cars and real estate.
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