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Melbourne's playground, Phillip Island, slugged with Airbnb tax
via abc.net.au
A Phillip Island property owner is weighing up whether or not he puts his home in the short-stay accommodation pool as the council adds new obligations for hosts. -
Your next favourite video game could be delayed due to a new 'financial burden' on developers
via abc.net.au
One of the most popular game development tools in the world announced new fees for using its service. It has left Australian game developers angry and perplexed — and could have ramifications for players, too. -
'Just devastating': Why your favourite video game creators are confused and furious right now
via abc.net.au
One of the most popular game development tools in the world announced new fees for using its service. It has left Australian game developers angry and perplexed — and could have ramifications for players, too. -
Dymocks confirms details of 1.2 million customers shared on dark web
via abc.net.au
Dymocks has confirmed that the contact details of over one million customers were obtained and shared on the dark web during last week's data breach. -
Cottesloe elites back Forrestâs mansion plan
Andrew Forrest’s plan for his $15.6 million Le Fanu property has received support from his neighbours, including John Bond and Annie Fogarty. -
At Close of Business podcast September 15 2023
Tom Zaunmayr and Jack McGinn discuss the latest developments amid a busy week for the state's energy sector. -
Firm backs 'concerned' BGC customers in class action
The Perth law firm prepared to represent hundreds of aggrieved homeowners in a class action against BGC Housing Group has assured participants concerned over backlash. -
Graylands plan lacks detail: Infrastructure WA
The body tasked with advising the government on major projects in WA has flagged a lack of detail in plans for the $700 million Graylands Hospital redevelopment. -
Airports nationwide prepare for influx of passengers during school holiday rush
via abc.net.au
Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney airports are bracing themselves to be busier than usual these school holidays. -
Australian shares rally for best day since July
The local share market has finished up 1.3 per cent after the European Central Bank suggested it was done hiking interest rates. -
$10m Wheatbelt training expansion opens
A specialist training facility has opened at Muresk Institute, a major part of the $10.3 million upgrade for the Northam agricultural centre. -
Trigg Minerals signals potash pivot
One of the few potash aspirants in Western Australia has signalled a shift away from the commodity by buying a gold and base metals exploration project in Queensland. -
Hedland home buybacks pass halfway mark
A government buyback of properties in Port Hedland’s dusty west end has acquired half of eligible homes with three months left to run. -
NDIS review co-chairs embrace balance
The aim is to ensure the continued relevance and sustainability of the disability scheme. -
Denmark luxury retreat makes headway
Prominent businessman Steve Birkbeck’s plan to build an eco-retreat and luxury spa neighboring his farm-to-plate restaurant has been backed by the Shire of Denmark officer. -
Greens mayoral candidate proposes 1,000 per cent rates surcharge for short-stay properties
via abc.net.au
Brisbane properties used for short-stay accommodation will be subject to a much higher council rates surcharge if the Greens get their way at the local government election. -
Mark My Words September 15 2023
In this podcast, Mark Pownall and Simone Grogan discuss lithium action, Chalice Mining, Qantas, John Carey, Tim Gurner and The Court Hotel. -
Cambridge leads panelâs complaints list
A state government panel has received almost 100 complaints from councils in the past financial year, with about a fifth coming from one western suburbs council. -
Leading insurer closes outback office, leaving customers 'shocked, frustrated'
via abc.net.au
The Royal Automobile Association of SA is under pressure to reverse the decision in the mining city of Broken Hill, with many elderly residents saying it will make it harder for them to organise their insurance. -
Customers 'shocked and frustrated' after leading insurer closes outback office
via abc.net.au
The Royal Automobile Association of SA is under pressure to reverse the decision in the mining city of Broken Hill, with many elderly residents saying it will make it harder for them to organise their insurance. -
Gold miner forks out $10.7 million for West Australian farms
via abc.net.au
Ausgold's boss says while there are mixed views on the "change of identity" that comes with a shift from farming to mining, his company doesn't want to "just drop this on top of Katanning". -
Fair Work probe after âshamâ deal exposed
A WA company has been lashed by the Fair Work Commission over a “sham” agreement later used to win a contract with Chevron. -
Woodside seismic paused by ruling
A temporary injunction placed on seismic testing at Woodside’s Scarborough project off the North West coast has been hailed by Traditional Owners ahead of a second hearing later this month. -
Wages found to lag productivity in mining, agriculture
Worker wages are keeping up with productivity gains in most industries, except in the agriculture and mining, an independent commission says. -
As sweet Philippine mangoes touch down in Australia, who is buying them?
via abc.net.au
The carabao mango, also known as the "Manila mango", is being imported fresh to Australia for the first time in about two decades.
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