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Live: Live updates: Nine to axe 200 jobs, ASX trades higher
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Nine Entertainment has announced it'll cut up to 200 jobs, ASX trading higher in midday trade. Follow the day's events and insights as they happen with our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. -
Live: Inflation jitters continue in the US and Europe, with global stock market trade subdued
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Global market attention is shifting toward fresh US inflation data out on Friday. Follow the day's events and insights as they happen with our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. -
Live: ANZ takeover of Suncorp Bank approved by treasurer as inflation jitters continue overseas
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers has approved ANZ's acquisition of Suncorp's banking business as global market attention shifts toward fresh US inflation data out on Friday. Follow the day's events and insights as they happen with our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. -
Live: ANZ says takeover of Suncorp Bank approved by treasurer as inflation jitters continue overseas
via abc.net.au
ANZ says Treasurer Jim Chalmers has approved its acquisition of Suncorp's banking business as global market attention shifts toward fresh US inflation data out on Friday. Follow the day's events and insights as they happen with our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. -
As it happened: Live updates: Nine to axe 200 jobs, ASX trades higher
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Nine Entertainment has announced it'll cut up to 200 jobs, ASX trading higher in midday trade. Catch up on the day's events and insights as they happened. -
US Supreme Court blocks Oxycontin maker's bankruptcy which shielded Sackler family
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The US Supreme Court rules against an estimated $9 billion Purdue Pharma bankruptcy plan that would have shielded the wealthy Sackler family from legal liability over opioid-related overdoses. -
Northern Territory faces blackouts within four years unless investment in electricity grid increases, commission says
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The NT's electricity system is in a "prime but precarious" position and could face blackouts within four years if looming challenges are not met, according to the NT Utilities Commission. -
This family is struggling to get by. Why don't we know how many are like them?
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It's estimated about one in six Australian children grow up in poverty but, without an official poverty line, advocates say the government is flying blind on a crucial issue. -
Child poverty can have lifelong impacts. Why don't we know how many kids it affects?
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It's estimated about one in six Australian children grow up in poverty but, without an official poverty line, advocates say the government is flying blind on a crucial issue. -
Soon after Shane bought his newly built apartment, he started noticing issues
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The ACT government will implement a developer licensing scheme after laws are passed by the Legislative Assembly. It's hoped it will better protect buyers. -
Rare sea snake lives in a WA reef near where Woodside proposes to drill for gas
via abc.net.au
The last stronghold of a sea snake slated for an endangered species listing sits atop Australia's largest undeveloped gas field. -
As India swelters in record heat, the New Delhi 'water tanker mafia' is back up and running
via abc.net.au
India's government deploys water tankers to the capital's poorest areas, but it's not enough. The desperate situation sees private suppliers selling water at exorbitant prices. -
Priceline, TerryWhite Chemmart and other major brands reject vape laws, despite becoming exclusive retailers
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Priceline, TerryWhite Chemmart, Chemist Warehouse and other major pharmacy chains reject new vaping laws making them the only legal sellers of vapes, signalling to franchisees they should not sell the products without a prescription. -
Sick of getting scam texts? A new registry could help differentiate legitimate texts from scams
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A new registry could make it mandatory for texts to disclose a sender ID in the latest crackdown by the government on SMS text scammers. -
'We keep finding things that are not right': Should you trust a house-sitter from the internet?
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House-sitting platforms are connecting sitters and home owners for a fee. But who's responsible when things go wrong? -
'No-one is watching. Just go skinny-dipping': House-sitting platforms have a security camera problem
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House-sitting platforms are connecting sitters and home owners for a fee. But who's responsible when things go wrong? -
Dead animals, stolen heirlooms and hidden cameras β the risks of using house-sitting apps
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House-sitting platforms are connecting sitters and home owners for a fee. But who's responsible when things go wrong? -
Airport rail mediator backs above ground station
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The idea of an underground train station at Melbourne Airport should no longer be entertained, says the man charged with getting the stalled project moving. -
Spacecubed gets $900k Lotterywest injection
WA’s startup Spacecubed has been bolstered by a $900,000 Lotterywest funding injection to continue their work growing the local innovation sector. -
Hanson, Holcim concrete plants extended
Two concrete batching plants will remain in Claisebrook for several more years after the state’s peak planning body approval despite the area being earmarked for housing. -
Parcel Property to grow its footprint
The ABN Group subsidiary has forecast a 50 per cent increase in lot sales from FY23 to next year. -
At Close of Business podcast June 27
Nadia Budihardjo and Jack McGinn discuss the challenges facing the critical minerals sector. -
Premier backs NRL expansion push
Western Australia’s bid for a seat at the National Rugby League table appears to be gaining momentum, following Wednesday’s Australian Rugby League Commission meeting. -
Aust shares rebound as traders snap up bargains
After plummeting as much as 1.7 per cent in early trading, the ASX200 has rebounded through the day to finish 0.3 per cent lower from where it began. -
Cathay adds five flights to Hong Kong route
Cathay Pacific Airways is adding five more flights to its Perth service to Hong Kong from October 28, bringing the total to 11 a week. -
IGO's Vella unsold on green premiums
IGO managing director Ivan Vella does not believe green premium markets are the way forward for Australian critical minerals, in the wake of recent lithium and nickel price markets. -
Tier one JVs key to growing Aboriginal wealth
Aboriginal businesses need to be afforded opportunities to form joint ventures on billion-dollar contracts to build the family wealth required to drive change -
Freo police building sold
The High Street property has sold to a local investor for $5 million. -
Ten seeks $2m from Lehrmann
Network Ten has slapped Bruce Lehrmann with a $2 million bill over the latter’s failed defamation action in the Federal Court of Australia. -
Renewable Energy Zone transmission lines given green light, despite lingering community concerns
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The Central West Orana Renewable Energy Zone becomes the first in Australia to secure planning approval for the transmission lines that will link renewable projects to the electricity grid. Some residents say their concerns have been "overlooked".
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Paladin provides FY25 mine guidance
Fresh from its likely $1.25 billion acquisition of Fission Uranium earlier this week, Paladin Energy has announced its Langer Heinrich mine production guidance for the 2025 financial year. -
Old problems centre stage in new year
High interest rates, stubborn inflation and looming industrial relations battles are tipped to shape the year. -
Vehicles copping a 'hell of a hit' on pothole-ridden Barkly highways
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The NT cattle industry and tourists are calling for urgent repairs on the Stuart, Barkly and Tablelands highways after a heavy wet season caused significant damage.
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A Canberra crowd had gathered to watch Origin β but the Assange family's arrival next door was soon turning heads
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The normally quiet East Hotel lobby in Kingston resembled something closer to a mosh pit on Wednesday night, as more and more of Julian Assange's supporters and miscellaneous sticky-beakers crammed in. -
Channel Seven investigating after YouTube page replaced with AI-generated Elon Musk videos
via abc.net.au
AI-generated videos of Elon Musk asking people to invest in cryptocurrency were uploaded to the Channel Seven YouTube channel after it appeared to be hacked. -
Plans for Western Australia's largest wind farm revealed
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Developers say the proposed 100 turbine farm to be built near Collie, outside the town of Moodiarrup, will produce enough electricity to power the Perth CBD. -
Hundred-turbine wind farm to be built 55km from proposed Coalition nuclear power plant site
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Developers say the proposed 100 turbine farm to be built near Collie, outside the town of Moodiarrup, will produce enough electricity to power the Perth CBD. -
IPS wins $12.4m contract
Indigenous firm IPS Management Consultants is the big winner from the latest round of state government contracts to provide small business advisory services across WA. -
Activ to merge with genU
Major Western Australian charity Activ Foundation has announced plans to become part of a national disability organisation through a merger with Victoria’s genU. -
We fact checked Michael Sukkar on overseas arrivals and housing construction. Here's what we found
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Shadow Minister for Housing Michael Sukkar says the number of migrants that have entered the country since Labor came to power is four times greater than the number of houses built. RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates. -
Fact check: Are overseas arrivals outpacing housing construction at a rate of four to one?
via abc.net.au
Shadow Minister for Housing Michael Sukkar says the number overseas arrivals since Labor came to power is four times greater than the number of houses built. RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates. -
Iconic Alice Springs dry riverbed boat race cancelled after scramble for funding
via abc.net.au
It will be just the third year in more than six decades the Henley-on-Todd Regatta, which draws tourists from around the country, has not gone ahead. -
GTI Energy appoints uranium specialist
North Perth-based GTI Energy has appointed uranium specialist Matt Hartmann to its board, weeks out from drilling beginning at its US-based Lo Herma project. -
The critical minerals challenge
Fresh moves to drive diversification of Australia’s critical minerals pose questions about the role of China – the nation’s largest trading partner. -
BDO report reveals uptick in AI scams
Artificial intelligence technology which emulates the functionality of ChatGPT, but without the moral and ethical limitations built in, are being used by cybercriminals to target vulnerable Australians. -
Ramelius takes strategic Spartan stake
Ramelius Resources has emerged with a strategic 8.9 per cent stake in fellow Murchison gold play Spartan Resources but says it does not currently plan to take over the company. -
Albanese, Dutton out of their depth in WA
Policies and rhetoric from both federal leaders could prove useful fodder to their opposite numbers in WA ahead of the March 2025 election. -
Spike in scams targeting remote communities ahead of tax time
via abc.net.au
Financial counsellors and community leaders warn residents in remote communities in Western Australia to remain vigilant of a rise in scams ahead of tax time. -
VEEM appoints CEO and CFO
Marine technology company VEEM has announced three key management appointments, effective from July 1. -
The Coalition needs votes from young people, so are they on board with its nuclear plan?
via abc.net.au
Peter Dutton has pledged to build nuclear power plants in these teenagers' regions if the Coalition wins the next election. Some are excited by the prospect of a new industry but others want to keep the focus on renewables.
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