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Live: ASX to rise after a broad rally on Wall Street
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A rally on Wall Street overnight is likely to send Australian stocks higher. Hotter-than-expected economic data in the US eased worries about a recession without raising fears of a Federal Reserve rate hike next week. Follow the latest updates in our live blog. -
Live: ASX jumps after broad rally on Wall Street, ACCC to block Qantas-China Eastern alliance
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A rally on Wall Street overnight sends Australian stocks sharply higher. Hotter-than-expected economic data in the US eases worries about a recession without raising fears of a Federal Reserve rate hike next week. Follow the latest updates in our live blog. -
ASX rallies, ACCC to block Qantas-China Eastern alliance — as it happened
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Local stocks rise and the ACCC moves to block a partnership between Qantas and China Eastern. Look back on the day's financial and business news with our blog. -
Sydney's status as a film and TV hub under a cloud after $188m cut to production funding
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Hollywood may have to look elsewhere for a place to film with the NSW government slashing funding to programs attracting new TV and movie projects. -
'Devastating': Screen industry warns of job losses, reputational damage after NSW funding cuts
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Hollywood may have to look elsewhere for a place to film with the NSW government slashing funding to programs attracting new TV and movie projects. -
Wheelchair users often face abandonment on station platforms as buses replace trains
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Two hour waits for transport are all too common for wheelchair users in Victoria, with Melbourne "off limits" for some when coaches service the Gippsland line. -
Wheelchair users often abandoned on station platforms as buses replace trains
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Two hour waits for transport are all too common for wheelchair users in Victoria, with Melbourne "off limits" for some when coaches service the Gippsland line. -
Submissions to NSW parliamentary inquiry warn of 'wilful blindness' in heavy metal mining pollution
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Around 200 individuals, community groups, and companies lodge submissions to a NSW parliamentary inquiry looking at the impacts of mining on human health, land, air, and water quality. -
Chinese developers exit Australian market as property crisis worsens in China
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Chinese developer Country Garden invested billions buying and developing prime sites in Australia. Now, it is among several debt-laden developers selling or downsizing their portfolios. -
Chinese developers entered Australia's property market with big wallets and ambitions. Now they're almost gone
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China's largest private developer Country Garden invested millions buying and developing prime sites in Australia. Now, it is among several debt-laden developers selling or downsizing their portfolios. -
More than 3 million Australians want to move to the outback, according to the Regional Australia Institute
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As a growing number of Aussies look to life in the bush, the Regional Australia Institute releases a national plan to foster migration away from the cities and facilitate the growth of rural communities. -
It would be Australia's second-largest battery if complete — why clean, green Tasmania is the site for it
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A proposal for a new giant battery in Tasmania's Central Highlands has been unveiled — with one energy expert saying the technology has a distinct advantage over the massive, and expensive, Marinus Link undersea cable project. -
'Batteries and hydropower work together': Clean energy Tasmania set to get its first big battery
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A proposal for a new giant battery in Tasmania's Central Highlands has been unveiled — with one energy expert saying the technology has a distinct advantage over the massive, and expensive, Marinus Link undersea cable project. -
Landmark inquiry recommends immediate creation of taskforce to hold universities to account on sexual violence
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A landmark Senate inquiry into sexual consent laws recommends the federal government immediately establish an independent taskforce to hold universities and colleges to account on sexual violence. -
'Staggering' prices and new marketing ploys: How the economics of live music is changing
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Despite a cost-of-living crisis, Australians are willing to spend more to see live music. And some celebrities are finding ways to encourage them. -
'No turning back': Why Chinese sports brands are on track to overtake Nike, Adidas in coming years
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How sneaker brands charge up to 10,000 times the cost of manufacturing — and fans eat it up. -
'No turning back': Chinese sports brands on track to replace Nike, Adidas in coming years
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How sneaker brands charge up to 10,000 times the cost of manufacturing — and fans eat it up. -
'No idea how they afford it': How brands cash in on kids' dreams
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How sneaker brands charge up to 10,000 times the cost of manufacturing — and fans eat it up. -
'Instant credibility': Would you spend $200,000 on a pair of sneakers you can't even wear? Here's why some people do
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How sneaker brands charge up to 10,000 times the cost of manufacturing — and fans eat it up. -
'Instant credibility': Why kids are spending thousands on 'virtual sneakers' they can't even wear
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How sneaker brands charge up to 10,000 times the cost of manufacturing — and fans eat it up. -
How sneaker companies get away with marking shoes up 10,000 times the cost of manufacturing
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How sneaker brands charge up to 10,000 times the cost of manufacturing — and fans eat it up. -
How sneaker brands charge up to 10,000 times the cost of manufacturing — and fans eat it up.
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How sneaker brands charge up to 10,000 times the cost of manufacturing — and fans eat it up. -
How sneaker brands charge up to 10,000 times the cost of manufacturing — and fans eat it up
via abc.net.au
How sneaker brands charge up to 10,000 times the cost of manufacturing — and fans eat it up. -
How sneaker brands charge up 10,000 times the cost of manufacturing — and fans eat it up
via abc.net.au
How sneaker brands charge up to 10,000 times the cost of manufacturing — and fans eat it up. -
Multimillionaire property developer admits comments about 'arrogant' workers were 'deeply insensitive'
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Tim Gurner says he regrets comments he made at a media event, which were slammed by workers, unions and politicians. -
Woodside temporarily blocked from carrying out seismic testing at major gas project off WA coast
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Woodside is temporarily blocked from moving ahead with part of the Scarborough gas project off Western Australia's northern coast. -
Carnarvon salt mine in sale talks
A potential sale is on the cards for a Carnarvon salt mine majority owned by Rio Tinto, although operators say there's no certainty a deal will be struck. -
At Close of Business podcast September 14 2023
Mark Pownall and Jack McGinn discuss the Dick Lester's long-term sponsorship of the Lester Prize for Portraiture. -
Fury as demersal ban sinks businesses
Fisheries Minister Don Punch has poured cold water on a rethink of demersal fishing limits, claiming they are necessary to avoid complete collapse of the fishery. -
Gurner ‘sincerely’ regrets unemployment remarks
Property developer Tim Gurner says he 'sincerely' regrets making now-viral comments about needing to see 'pain in the economy', following intense public backlash. -
Aust shares rise on stronger than expected jobs report
The local share market has finished 0.5 per cent higher following a better than expected Australian jobs report and a slightly hotter US inflation readout. -
Ausgold secures farmland for $10m
Ausgold has bought two farming properties covering more than 1,000 hectares at its Katanning Gold Project for $10 million. -
Australia's aqua tourism is about to cost more as insurance hikes hit marinas
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There are fears aqua tourists will head abroad rather than pay increasing prices if insurance hikes in the marine industry aren’t brought under control. -
Reward is in the giving…and receiving
Dick Lester hopes to widen interest in his eponymous portrait prize. -
Fortescue's green ship goal sails by
Fortescue Energy’s ambition to have the world’s first green ammonia-powered ship at sea by 2022 has seemingly veered off course, but the group has affirmed plans to trial the ‘Green Pioneer’ later this year. -
Cappuccino strip tenant to end vacancy drought
The old Dome Café on Fremantle’s cappuccino strip could be leased for a San Churro as the historic building's ground floor continues to gather dust. -
UN expert warns NT Middle Arm project will raise risk of cancer, heart disease and asthma
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A United Nations expert warns three major NT oil and gas projects will "threaten to make Darwin and the region a climate change sacrifice zone". -
KMS begins Thunderbird mine commissioning
Commissioning of a $484 million mineral sands project has begun, with production ramp-up slated to begin this year. -
Costs mount as overwhelmed councils fail to meet 'damned near impossible' development deadlines
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A planning law regarded as a key to fixing the housing crisis is creating an "impossible headache" for councils who say key staff are being tied up in court cases. -
Pannells deliver a beautiful pinot noir
The well-known winemakers behind Picardy in Pemberton have nailed it with this 2020 vintage. -
MLV buys Commercial Realty
The acquisition will see the commercial and industrial real estate firm establish a presence in Bunbury. -
Mandurah, Dwellingup win national awards
Mandurah and Dwellingup have been nationally recognised as leading tourism towns, winning first place at the Australian Top Tourism Town Awards 2023. -
Perenti lines up $150m contracts
Mining services group Perenti is set to pocket $150 million worth of work after securing contracts from Regis Resources, BHP and Catalyst Metals. -
South West town to welcome 1000 new residents
Augusta Margaret River councillors have voted in favour of rezoning former farm paddocks into a future development zone in Cowaramup. -
WA unemployment rises, national figure steady
The number of unemployed people in Australia dipped slightly in August, though the state’s unemployment rate rose by 0.4 percentage points. -
WA hits employment record, population growth strong
Western Australia's unemployment rate rose by 0.4 percentage points in August, despite reporting a record high number of people in work. -
WA hits employment record, national unemployment steady
Western Australia's unemployment rate rose by 0.4 percentage points in August, despite reporting a record high number of people in work. -
Have you changed your shopping habits for essential items? Tell us
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More of us are shying away from big supermarkets and turning to online stores for essentials as part of our routine shop. We want to hear about your shopping alternatives. -
Carey urges density shift
John Carey has called on the state to shift the conversation around housing density if it wants to catch up to other parts of the world. -
AVC snaps up Northbridge’s The Court
Australian Venue Co has added The Court Hotel in Northbridge to its Western Australian portfolio in a conditional acquisition, with owner Bree Maddox to stay on.
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