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Perth food delivery kitchen's future uncertain amid cost-of-living crisis
via abc.net.au
Chorus Kitchen's days of operating out of a kitchen in Perth's south could be numbered, with the premises slated for demolition to make way for an aged care centre.
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Fears many older Australians will be without crucial meal service amid cost-of-living crisis
via abc.net.au
Chorus Kitchen is a provider for Meals on Wheels WA, but its days could could be numbered, with its kitchen slated for demolition to make way for an aged care centre.
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'Am I just young and stupid?' Young Australians on being made redundant
via abc.net.au
When your sense of your own identity gets attached to your job, how do you move on when you're let go? Studies suggest younger workers are more likely than older people to be sacked or made redundant. So what should you do if this happens to you?
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Public transport users left waiting at bus stops after Canberra bus drivers stage snap strike
via abc.net.au
The ACT government will ask the Fair Work Commission to order bus drivers back to work. The union says the strike is due to drivers being assaulted.
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Canberra bus services set to return to normal on Saturday following snap strike
via abc.net.au
Bus services will return to normal on Saturday after drivers went on strike on Friday, in a surprise unprotected action that caught many off-guard and left some people stranded.
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International workers show visitors around Australia as tour guide shortage hits crisis point
via abc.net.au
Tour guides have been added to the national Occupation Shortage List for the first time enabling foreign workers with specific skills to fill labour shortages.
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From English barman to tour guide: Elliot is now showing Australians around their own backyard
via abc.net.au
Tour guides have been added to the national Occupation Shortage List for the first time enabling foreign workers with specific skills to fill labour shortages.
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The Onion buys conspiracy website Infowars after $1.5b ruling against founder Alex Jones
via abc.net.au
Alex Jones owes $1.5 billion after defaming the families of those killed in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings, claiming it was a hoax staged by crisis actors.
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'Lost the plot': Housing approvals in NSW on the decline, lagging behind rest of the country
via abc.net.au
Despite the government's commitment to deliver 377,000 new homes within five years from July, housing developments in NSW are declining. A design competition is trying to quicken the delivery of new homes across the state. But will it be effective?
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Less than six months into its commitment for more housing, NSW is already trailing behind
via abc.net.au
Despite the government's commitment to deliver 377,000 new homes within five years from July, the number of new housing developments in New South Wales has already begun to drop. Some industry figures point to high building costs and hesitant banks as reasons why.
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Dwindling numbers of new homes being approved in NSW, blame being levelled in different directions
via abc.net.au
Despite the government's commitment to deliver 377,000 new homes within five years from July, housing developments in NSW are declining. A design competition is trying to quicken the delivery of new homes across the state. But will it be effective?
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Councils to be stripped of power to block new residential developments in NSW
via abc.net.au
Premier Chris Minns says a new Housing Development Authority will make it easier to "build the homes we need" as the state trails behind less than six months into a national race to deliver more homes.
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Councils to be stripped of power to block certain new residential developments in NSW
via abc.net.au
Premier Chris Minns says a new Housing Development Authority will make it easier to "build the homes we need" as the state trails behind less than six months into a national race to deliver more homes.
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Councils to be cut from NSW approval process for new residential developments
via abc.net.au
Premier Chris Minns says a new Housing Development Authority will make it easier to "build the homes we need" as the state trails behind less than six months into a national race to deliver more homes.
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As approved NSW housing developments fall, sector points to construction costs and the banks
via abc.net.au
Despite the government's commitment to deliver 377,000 new homes within five years from July, the number of new housing developments in New South Wales has already begun to drop. Some industry figures point to high building costs and hesitant banks as reasons why.
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'It's disgraceful': How apartment owners are unfairly disadvantaged by one-sided strata contracts
via abc.net.au
An ABC investigation has found strata contracts promoted by a key industry body disproportionately favour managers over apartment owners, sparking calls for an urgent review to reform the agreements.
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How 'appalling' and 'disgraceful' strata contracts favour managers over apartment owners
via abc.net.au
An ABC investigation has found strata contracts promoted by a key industry body disproportionately favour managers over apartment owners, sparking calls for an urgent review to reform the agreements.
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'Appalling' strata contract clauses sparks push for major overhaul to protect apartment owners
via abc.net.au
An ABC investigation has found strata contracts promoted by a key industry body disproportionately favour managers over apartment owners, sparking calls for an urgent review to reform the agreements.
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Anthony Albanese to make pitch in the face of Donald Trump's anti-trade, anti-climate rhetoric
via abc.net.au
Anthony Albanese will fly in the face of Donald Trump's rhetoric, urging business and governments to work closer together. He's using a trip to South America to pitch Australia's case as a reliable trading partner.
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Ian Dorrington fondly remembered
Prominent businessman Ian Dorrington has been remembered as a highly respected member of the Perth broking community following his sudden death.
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Wyloo raises solvency concerns over Hastings
Andrew and Nicola Forrest’s private investment vehicle Wyloo has sounded the alarm over Hastings Technology Metals’ solvency and ability to repay its multi-million-dollar loan.
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Why it's a good time to have a hero like Alex Cross as crime thriller gets TV treatment
via abc.net.au
The cast and crew of Cross sat down with ABC News and shared how the James Patterson crime thrillers might be the source material for the show, but the new TV series goes where the books and films didn't.
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New TV series Cross goes where the books and films don't
via abc.net.au
The cast and crew of Cross sat down with ABC News and shared how the James Patterson crime thrillers might be the source material for the show, but the new TV series goes where the books and films didn't.
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At Close of Business podcast November 14 2024
Claire Tyrrell speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about derelict properties in Perth.
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Locus unveils $80m Sorrento plan
The developer is planning to bring a six level, 83-dwelling apartment building to a site near Hillarys Boat Harbour.
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Locus’ $80m Sorrento plan unveiled
The developer is planning to bring a six level, 83-dwelling apartment building to a site near Hillarys Boat Harbour.
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Watarrka National Park, home to popular Kings Canyon, placed on National Heritage List
via abc.net.au
Traditional owners say they hope the park's new listing will trigger action to prevent the spread of an invasive grass species that's changing the ancient landscape.
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Popular NT national park added to National Heritage List for 'outstanding' heritage value
via abc.net.au
Traditional owners say they hope the park's new listing will trigger action to prevent the spread of an invasive grass species that's changing the ancient landscape.
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Banks help ASX edge higher after three days in the red
The ASX200 has edged higher to lift itself out of a three-day losing streak, as gains in IT stocks and financials outweigh a sluggish materials sector.
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Betts incurs another big loss
Long-running Perth-based retailer Betts Group is continuing to struggle, with the business incurring its fourth loss in seven years while annual sales have halved over the same period.
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Resolute enters trading halt amid speculation
Mali-focused Resolute Mining has entered a trading halt, pending a market update regarding media speculation surrounding the status of three of its employees in the country.
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Resolute enters trading halt amid Mali news
Mali-focused Resolute Mining has entered a trading halt, pending a market update regarding media speculation surrounding the status of three of its employees in the country.
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No land rights for green hub sites
The WA government is yet to sign land deals for two industrial hubs nearly two years after it offered the sites to green energy and manufacturing proponents.
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When all else fails, let’s play
OPINION: A bit of serious play can help business leaders and their teams innovate, get creative and deliver better outcomes.
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Managing super’s rivers of cash
OPINION: Australia’s superannuation sector is the envy of the world, but managing the flood of cash isn’t easy.
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Former bank CEO found guilty
The former boss of an east coast credit union, which has merged with Perth-based P&N Bank, has been found guilty of dishonest conduct.
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WA ‘should take note’ of Trump’s DOGE
The boss of a company mired in years of approvals delays for a project in Perth’s north-east says the state should look to global examples for ideas to improve efficiency.
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Fortescue hydrogen site for sale
Fortescue’s proposed Gibson Island hydrogen project in Queensland appears to have been scrapped, with partner Incitec Pivot Limited revealing a plan to sell the site.
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Civmec warns of quieter activity
Henderson-based Civmec has told shareholders to expect lower levels of activity during the back end of the 2025 financial year, citing delays to the awarding of key projects.
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Civmec forewarns quieter activity
Henderson-based Civmec has forewarned shareholders to expect lower levels of activity during the back end of the 2025 financial year, citing delays to the awarding of key projects.
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King weighs in on Trump mineral impact
Federal Resources Minister Madeleine King has backed in Australia’s critical minerals relationship with the US, following the recent election of Donald Trump.
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Cbus industry super fund apologises for 'far from perfect' behaviour
via abc.net.au
ASIC says it has done a thorough investigation into all super funds in the country and more court action is likely.
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Australian super funds put 'on notice' as ASIC says issues are widespread
via abc.net.au
ASIC says it has done a thorough investigation into all super funds in the country and more court action is likely.
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South West workers’ village approved
A housing project in the South West has made it over the planning line, being greenlit after the proposal was reviewed in the State Administrative Tribunal.
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Wildcat denies claim of ASIC raids
Lithium aspirant Wildcat Resources has responded to a series of media allegations relating to an Australian Securities and Investments Commission-led investigation.
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Hancock ups stake in rare earths producer
Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting has grown its stake in Las Vegas-headquartered producer MP Materials, building on the mining magnate’s rare earths portfolio.
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Unemployment rate holds at 4.1pc
Australia has recorded another month of solid employment growth, though WA has bucked the positive trend with a fall in jobs and a spike in the state’s unemployment rate.
The Bureau of Statistics said total employment across Australia rose by around 16,000 people in the month of October.
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What 24-hour timetable this weekend means for passengers on Sydney trains and light rail network
via abc.net.au
The NSW government capitulated to demands for a temporary 24-hour timetable to avoid threats from the union of a complete shutdown of the rail network.
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Sydney's public transport is running 24 hours this weekend — but there's a catch
via abc.net.au
The NSW government capitulated to demands for a temporary 24-hour timetable to avoid threats from the union of a complete shutdown of the rail network.
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Rail union's ultimatum forces 24-hour train timetable this weekend as passengers told to expect delays
via abc.net.au
The NSW government capitulated to demands for a temporary overnight timetable to avoid threats from the union of a complete shutdown of the rail network.
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