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Fish and chip prices to rise with ban on major form of fishing, a fisheries scientist says
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There are fears fresh fish prices could "go through the roof" with a ban on gillnet fishing, paving the way for more imported seafood. -
Live: Borrowers face home loan serviceability crunch, ASX follows Wall St tech rally
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Higher rates see borrowing capacity plummet for average home loan borrowers. ASX on the rise after Tesla, Amazon and Apple boost US trade. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. -
Live: ASX to follow Wall St tech rally, eurozone dips into recession
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Tesla, Amazon and Apple boost US trade. Europe falls into a technical recession over the first three months of the year but another rate hike is expected. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. -
Live: ASX follows Wall St tech rally, eurozone dips into recession
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Tesla, Amazon and Apple boost US trade. Europe falls into a technical recession over the first three months of the year but another rate hike is expected. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. -
Live: 50 per cent chance of a recession says CBA, ASX follows Wall St tech rally
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CBA economists slash forecasts, put odds of a recession this year at 50:50. The ASX is on the rise. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. -
A 50 per cent chance of a recession says CBA, ASX ends higher — as it happened
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CBA economists slash forecasts, put odds of a recession this year at 50:50. The ASX rises. Here's how the day unfolded, with insights from our business reporters on the ABC News markets blog. -
Ade hit rock bottom when he had a stroke, but now he helps others thrive in Australia's screen industry
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Looking behind the glitz and glamour of Australia's media and entertainment industry, a report finds people with disabilities face discrimination, poor access and and a pay gap, but things are improving. -
Profits dominating inflation according to OECD research. But is it really that simple?
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Research from the OECD shows businesses are the big beneficiaries of inflation so far, but the tables may be starting to turn. -
Cormann-led OECD concludes profits have made a major contribution to inflation
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Research from the OECD shows businesses are the big beneficiaries of inflation so far, but the tables may be starting to turn. -
NASA has declared the US is in a new space race with China. How close is it?
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China has made giant leaps in space exploration and technology over the past year – and NASA is worried. -
Sixty-six people earned an average of $14.5 million in 2020-21. None of them paid a cent in tax
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Sixty-six people earned more than $14 million in the 2020-21 financial year, but new data from the Australian Taxation Office shows they paid zero income tax. -
Nathan suffered serious injuries at a police station — they charged him with assault
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Each year, dozens of people claim to have been injured by police, but only a handful of officers end up facing court for those alleged assaults. In South Australia, police have been accused of charging their alleged victims instead, to stop their allegations being properly investigated. -
Alexander forgot his concession card on a train, a mistake which ended in his arrest and hospitalisation
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Each year, dozens of people claim to have been injured by police, but only a handful of officers end up facing court for those alleged assaults. In South Australia, police have been accused of charging their alleged victims instead, to stop their allegations being properly investigated. -
66 people earned an average of $14.5 million in 2020-21. None of them paid a cent in tax to the ATO
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Sixty-six people earned more than $14 million in the 2020-21 financial year, but new data from the Australian Taxation Office shows they paid zero income tax. -
US religious broadcaster Pat Robertson dies aged 93
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Pat Robertson, a religious broadcaster who turned a tiny Virginia TV station into the global Christian Broadcasting Network, ran for president and helped make religion central to Republican Party politics in America, has died at 93. -
US religious broadcaster and former presidential candidate Pat Robertson dies aged 93
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Pat Robertson, a religious broadcaster who turned a tiny Virginia TV station into the global Christian Broadcasting Network, ran for president and helped make religion central to Republican Party politics in America, has died at 93. -
Social media platforms face complaints about 'misleading' crypto promotion
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The European Consumer Group alleges misleading promotion of crypto assets by advertisers and influencers could cause great harm to consumers. -
At Close of Business June 8 2023
Liv Declerck and Jack McGinn discuss a new Perth venue by the team at Sneakers & Jeans, and the scene for hospitality in the CBD. -
Panel hands down The Market Herald orders
A former director of Perth-based media firm The Market Herald has been ordered to hand over some of his shares to the corporate regulator and pay costs to the company’s former managing director. -
Miner confirms staff underpayment
Perth company Pilbara Minerals disclosed today it has already taken corrective action after discovering about 250 current and former staff were underpaid to the tune of $345,000. -
Industrial rents spike
Rents for prime industrial space in Perth have grown at their fastest rate in more than two decades, research shows. -
Industrial rents grow rapidly
Rents for prime industrial space in Perth have grown at their fastest rate in more than two decades, research shows. -
Strike gains WA support for gas strategy
The state government has backed Strike Energy’s gas acceleration strategy which involves progressing four domestic gas projects to commercial production by 2025. -
Liquidators claim repayment from Marco’s ‘scheme’
Liquidators of Chris Marco’s property are seeking repayment from several people and a company that they believed have received funds from the unregistered investment scheme. -
US company buys Pizza Hut
One of the best-known franchises in WA has come under new ownership after US-based Flynn Restaurant Group bought Pizza Hut Australia. -
Aust shares drop as high rates weigh on property, tech
The ASX200 has closed down 0.26 per cent following a surprise overnight rate hike from the Bank of Canada that emphasised how far rates might rise. -
Curtin warns of merger’s cultural consequences
Curtin University has highlighted cultural misalignment between Western Australia’s four public universities in its opposition of a mooted higher education merger in the state. -
Perth home values tipped to grow
The city could see continued house price growth throughout 2023, a new report has found. -
Airline says 'no longer financially viable' to offer Bathurst service
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Bathurst Airport will soon be without a commercial airline offering flights there after FlyPelican announced it is pulling out in July. -
Council announces big rate hike — with ratepayers invited to say what they can do without to save cash
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A council in Tasmania's south is increasing rates by 12 per cent next financial year to deal with rising debt levels. It's looking at asking residents which services they'd like see cut, to reduce their rate bill in future. -
Complexity key for Moss Wood cabernets
It’s easy to be a fan of Moss Wood cabernets, and the 2020 only adds to the reputation. -
Short ride, stunning scenery
A trip on the world’s slowest express train is a must-do for train enthusiasts. -
Margaret River wines win international awards
Margaret River-based wine producers Evans & Tate, Domaine Naturaliste and House of Cards have been awarded the highest achievement at the Decanter World Wine Awards 2023. -
Ramsay flags big Joondalup plans
The head of Australia’s largest private hospital operator says a recently approved expansion is just the start of its envisioned growth for healthcare in Joondalup. -
Qantas and Jetstar first airlines to fly domestically from Sydney's new $5.3b airport
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Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce says the new Western Sydney Airport will be the most technologically advanced and efficient in Australia when it opens in late 2026. -
The fast and the luxurious
Refined luxury, stunning speed, or alpine views, train travel offers a complete experience. -
Anthony Albanese says he's optimistic about the economy, as interest rates bite and recession warnings grow
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As economists warn the prospect of keeping the economy on "an even keel" has further diminised, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he is optimistic the economy can ride out inflation. -
Rex Airlines skips scheduled stop mid-flight, leaving passengers stranded
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Those onboard a delayed Rex Airlines flight intending to travel from Perth to Monkey Mia were told mid-flight the plane wouldn't be stopping and they would need to find their own way to their destination. -
Avita gains key US approval
The medtech company jointly established by Perth burns surgeon Fiona Wood has achieved a landmark regulatory approval in the US for its spray-on skin technology. -
Cook sworn in as 31st WA Premier
In his first speech as the 31st Premier of Western Australia, Roger Cook took the time to praise his predecessor and affirm his commitment to the state. -
Landlords should be forced to put solar panels on tenants roofs: rental advocates
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Rental advocates call for mandates requiring landlords to install solar panels on tenants' roofs amid warnings renters are missing out on the benefits of green energy. -
Calls to force landlords to install solar panels on tenants' roofs
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Rental advocates call for mandates requiring landlords to install solar panels on tenants' roofs amid warnings renters are missing out on the benefits of green energy. -
Why this company is making gelato out of cauliflower and pumpkin
via abc.net.au
Each scoop of pumpkin or cauliflower ice-cream has half a serve of vegetables and the same nutritional value of cooked vegetables. And as a bonus, is also a way to tackle Australia's growing food waste problem. -
What if you could eat a serve of veggies in an ice-cream?
via abc.net.au
Each scoop of pumpkin or cauliflower ice-cream has half a serve of vegetables and the same nutritional value of cooked vegetables. And as a bonus, is also a way to tackle Australia's growing food waste problem. -
FMG signs Nyamal contract
Fortescue Metals group has signed an $18 million agreement with the Nyamal people to provide mining equipment for its Iron Bridge magnetite project. -
Retail recession hits and services could be next
Australia has recorded two consecutive quarters of declining retail turnover in real terms but the migration boom is expected to underpin a recovery. -
Sneakers & Jeans offers vibrant new fit
Established inner-city hospitality provider Andy Freeman discusses the state of the sector. -
Gigantic wind farm blades on 350-kilometre journey across WA's South West
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Drivers are warned to expect delays as hundreds of wind turbine parts are carefully transported to a renewable energy project south of Kojonup. -
Westpac fielding more mortgage hardship calls as rate hikes hit, property sector slides as ASX loses ground
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Westpac says it's receiving more hardship calls from mortgage borrowers as rate hikes continue, while the ASX lost ground as economists weighed a possible recession in Australia. -
Live: Westpac fielding more mortgage hardship calls as rate hikes hit, property sector slides on the ASX
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Westpac says it's receiving more hardship calls from mortgage borrowers as rate hikes continue, while the ASX loses ground as economists weigh a possible recession in Australia. Follow live.
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