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Tent city grows as rents skyrocket in NSW city once known for affordability
via abc.net.au
Grafton was once known as an affordable place to live. Now, rising rent prices are forcing more people to live in tents and under tarps at a city park.
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Rebecca saved for 10 years to afford her dream home, but living in it has become a nightmare
via abc.net.au
The reality of owning a strata-managed apartment after having saved for it for over a decade has been nothing short of a nightmare for single Perth mother and primary school teacher Rebecca Boehm.
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Rebecca doesn't share a garden, yet she was billed for a gardener. It's just one of her many strata dramas
via abc.net.au
The reality of owning a strata-managed apartment after having saved for it for over a decade has been nothing short of a nightmare for single Perth mother and primary school teacher Rebecca Boehm.
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Female worker asked to fix bar's 'frat-boy' culture after reporting alleged assaults by manager
via abc.net.au
Holly still has scars on her back from an alleged assault by her manager at a Sydney Bar owned by Swillhouse. When she reported it, she was horrified by the response.
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Border Force officers seize hundreds of bullets, firearm parts at Gold Coast Airport
via abc.net.au
Airline staff tipped off Australian Border Force officers that a man was acting suspiciously while checking in for his flight home to New Zealand, leading them to search his luggage.
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Water scientists concerned PFAS 'knowledge gap' in drinking water supplies may be putting people at risk
via abc.net.au
The ABC can reveal that the state's health authority is now offering local councils help to test for PFAS in drinking water supplies, as scientists flag there is a knowledge gap in the size and spread of "forever chemicals" across the state.
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NSW Health steps in to help local councils test for 'forever chemicals' in state's water supplies
via abc.net.au
The ABC can reveal that the state's health authority is now offering local councils help to test for PFAS in drinking water supplies, as scientists flag there is a knowledge gap in the size and spread of "forever chemicals" across the state.
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Grand country cinema saved from ruin by Australia's largest independent theatre chain
via abc.net.au
The near-century-old Regent Cinemas in Ballarat are purchased for an undisclosed sum by a popular chain, which is set to bring film festivals, upmarket movies and big blockbusters to town.
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Grand country cinema saved by Australia's largest independent theatre chain
via abc.net.au
The near-century-old Regent Cinemas in Ballarat are purchased for an undisclosed sum by a popular chain, which is set to bring film festivals, upmarket movies and big blockbusters to town.
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Experts say public and privately-owned e-scooters are 'like two different modes of transport' but education is key to improving safety
via abc.net.au
States and territories across the country have different approaches when it comes to where e-scooters can be ridden, but there is still no clear picture on the safety of the devices.
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Brisbane is leading the way in the use of e-scooters, but in other parts of the country they're still illegal
via abc.net.au
States and territories across the country have different approaches when it comes to where e-scooters can be ridden, but there is still no clear picture on the safety of the devices.
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Why the price of unleaded petrol will keep falling in the coming weeks
via abc.net.au
Motorists can expect further reprieve at the petrol bowser with analysts predicting continued falls in the price of oil. But economists say while falling prices are good for consumers, it won't lower underlying inflation as far as the Reserve Bank wants it to, meaning interest rate cuts are still unlikely until next year.
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The price you pay for petrol is set to fall even further in coming weeks
via abc.net.au
Motorists can expect further reprieve at the petrol bowser with analysts predicting continued falls in the price of oil. But economists say while falling prices are good for consumers, it won't lower underlying inflation as far as the Reserve Bank wants it to, meaning interest rate cuts are still unlikely until next year.
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Fuel prices to keep falling in coming weeks as Chinese demand for oil reduces
via abc.net.au
Motorists can expect further reprieve at the petrol bowser with analysts predicting continued falls in the price of oil. But economists say while falling prices are good for consumers, it won't lower underlying inflation as far as the Reserve Bank wants it to, meaning interest rate cuts are still unlikely until next year.
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We could be sitting on an unemployment time bomb, economists warn
via abc.net.au
Economists are warning unemployment rates could go through the roof if "labour hoarding" is proven among Australian firms.
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Who you'll probably marry, based on your job
via abc.net.au
We've crunched the numbers for more than 43,000 job combinations and 2.8 million couples (including 31,600 same-sex couples). Turns out it's not just lawyers, doctors or teachers who stick to their own when it comes to love.
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Ex-Tattarang boss starts UHNW advisory
Two years after stepping down has head of Andrew and Nicola Forrest’s private interests, Andrew Hagger is launching a business to serve ultra-high-net-worth families.
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Labor's housing policy was likely to be voted down — until they couldn't bring on the vote
via abc.net.au
Labor senators accuse the Coalition and Greens of using "procedural tricks" to avoid being forced to formally record their opposition to the Help to Buy initiative.
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Fake kitchen stone to be stopped at border from January 1
via abc.net.au
Australia is the first country to prohibit fake stone, as the final step in a national crackdown on the deadly dust disease silicosis.
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Sydney train commuters to face possible delays as rail workers strike
via abc.net.au
There could be interruptions to train services and a delay of the Sydney Metro rollout as industrial action from the Rail, Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) begins on Wednesday.
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Satterley’s Stoneville plan clears hurdle
The proposal has been granted federal environmental approval, but a final decision on the housing development sits with the State Administrative Tribunal.
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ABC news director says increasingly 'toxic media environment' erodes public perception of journalism
via abc.net.au
ABC news director Justin Steven says Australia needs a media sector "at the top of its collective game" as he calls out media infighting that could erode "public perception of all news and journalism".
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Gaines to chair West Coast Eagles
Elizabeth Gaines will usher in a new era for Western Australian football from the beginning of 2025, as the first female chair of the West Coast Eagles board.
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Productivity Commission welcomes additional scrutiny of Future Made in Australia projects
via abc.net.au
Productivity Commission chair Danielle Wood says she welcomes concessions made by the Albanese government to put clearer scrutiny of proposals for industry assistance into its Future Made in Australia legislation.
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Aussie shares climb to set new intraday record high
The ASX200 climbed a few points above its intraday record high set on August 1, a day after setting a new record closing high.
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At Close of Business podcast September 17 2024
Liv Declerck and Jack McGinn discuss the Margaret River arts scene, and how local artists have opened up their studios.
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Restructured Aegis unveils next health play
Aged care leader Aegis Care Group will further diversify into the health sector, with its second integrated facility – including a medihotel – after a consolidation of the business's ownership.
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WA1 signs negotiation protocol
Shares in WA1 Resources closed trade up 6 per cent to $14.65, following news the mineral exploration company had signed a negotiation protocol agreement in relation to its West Arunta project.
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Port upgrades to aid renewable projects
Significant marine infrastructure upgrades at the Port of Geraldton could aid the development of renewable energy projects and the long-touted Oakajee port proposal.
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Bluesfest says government lifeline for festivals 'not the sort of investment we need'
via abc.net.au
Music festivals in NSW are being offered a financial assistance as the state government scrambles to save the industry from extinction, but the director of Bluesfest says it may not be enough.
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KPMG launches Perth Microsoft practice
Consultancy giant KPMG has unveiled a new practice based in its Perth office, offering a dedicated Microsoft Dynamics 365 technology implementation practice.
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Inclusive event enhances arts experience
Margaret River Region Open Studios celebrates the beauty of the South West and brings benefits to the region.
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High Court refuses Wright appeal
The High Court of Australia has thrown out Julian Wright’s application to appeal a decision over his family’s iron ore wealth.
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Injectables player plans IPO
Perth-based Cosmetique Clinic owner Stormeur has gone to the market to raise up to $7 million to fund the expansion of its non-surgical services network.
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Decmil secures $111m contract
Mining services company Macmahon Holdings has added to its 2025 financial year order book, thanks to its recently acquired subsidiary Decmil Group.
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Government expecting investment into critical minerals and clean energy after trade pact with UAE
via abc.net.au
The federal government is predicting a flood of new investment into Australia's critical mineral and clean energy sectors after sealing a free trade pact with the United Arab Emirates.
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Carbon capture a real opportunity
OPINION: If WA wants to exploit its skillset in gas extraction, underground carbon sequestration may be a sensible option.
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Consumers need 'early warning system' on businesses behaving badly, report finds
via abc.net.au
State consumer protection agencies should provide more data about business complaints to help potential customers decide where to spend their money, advocates suggest.
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Millstream asbestos concerns aired
Concerns deadly asbestos tailings washed downstream from Wittenoom have contaminated a national park have been raised with the state government.
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Europe doing better at creating 15-minute cities than Australia, research finds
via abc.net.au
Few cities in the world could be classified as a 15-minute city, according to new international research.
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No progress for female executives
The number of women running ASX300 companies has stagnated in the past year with a survey also showing multiple WA companies have no women in leadership roles.
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Updated MRE for Siren at Auld Creek
Junior explorer Siren Gold has received a timely boost at its Auld Creek project in New Zealand, following the release of an updated mineral resource estimate.
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Yara in ammonia transfer first
The world’s first transfer of ammonia between anchored ships has taken place in the Pilbara, a move billed as a milestone for the development of global clean shipping fuel.
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Chalice Mining gains govt support
Chalice Mining has gained strategic project status from the state government over its flagship Gonneville asset being developed near Toodyay.
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Beef lobby raises abattoir capacity concerns
WA’s beef industry lobby group has decried the state’s processing industry ‘monopoly’ after paddock to plate farmers in the South West lost access to the last large abattoir servicing their needs.
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Wall St mixed as tech weighs ahead of Fed decision
US stocks closed dragged down by technology stocks as investors cautiously eye an upcoming interest rates announcement from the Federal Reserve.
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Former Gold Coast mayoral candidate and her daughter homeless as rental stress grows
via abc.net.au
Former Gold Coast mayoral candidate Virginia Freebody is living in crisis accommodation with her daughter after forgetting to re-sign her lease while grieving her husband's death.
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Why farm-to-table meat could soon be harder to come by in parts of WA
via abc.net.au
One of Western Australia's largest butchers tells farmers it will no longer process their meat, effectively freezing some out of the state's farm-to-plate market.
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Changes to how meat is butchered in WA could see supermarkets tighten grip on meat prices
via abc.net.au
One of Western Australia's largest butchers tells farmers it will no longer process their meat, effectively freezing some out of the state's farm-to-plate market.
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State seeks Pilbara power line proponents
The state government has taken the next step in its billion-dollar plan to decarbonise the Pilbara, as it seeks proponents to build the transmission lines to deliver its plan.
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