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Legendary patriarch of iconic country department store dies
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This is no ordinary ferry. What's inside could transform shipping
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Over the centuries ferries have evolved from using paddles to steam engines, to burning diesel and gas. Can the humble ferry go all electric? -
Losses deepen for shares while Australian dollar gains
The Australian share market has suffered its worst weekly loss in more than two years after giving up ground each day, while the local currency has climbed to a two-month high. -
Wind farms boosts guidance for Boom
Growth in wind farm projects has buoyed Boom Logistics first half results, with net profit now up 32 per cent on the same period last year. -
First principles for Australian industrial relations
Opinion: Economist Dr Nicholas Blain casts an eye over the state of play for Australian industrial relations, ahead of the 2025 federal election. -
At Close of Business podcast February 21 2025
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Nats in $1bn regional housing pledge
The Nationals WA have pledged $1 billion to regional housing over the decade ahead, if voted into government on March 8. -
Investors sought for deepwater port
Proponents of a $400 million Exmouth deepwater port have reduced its footprint and begun rattling the tin to bring investors on to progress the project. -
No concession from Mettam's Liberals
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New salmon debris washes ashore as EPA says it has results from 'chunks'
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The Environmental Protection Authority says it has preliminary test results for the chunks that washed up on a southern Tasmanian beach last weekend, as activists share new photos of fish debris on a different beach. -
Short stays a battleground for locals
Visitors flock to tourist hotspots but spare a thought for the impacts on those communities. -
Approvals delays a risk to more than miners
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Silverleaf among Welshpool buyers
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Container deposit inquiry announced in Qld as state falls behind goals
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The government has established a container deposit scheme in 2018, but the new state environment minister says it is not meeting its goal of 85 per cent recovery rate. -
Making music for many across WA
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The RBA didn't want to start cutting rates too late, governor Bullock says
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The RBA was too slow to lift rates, and it didn't want to make the same mistake when cutting them, the central bank's governor has told a parliamentary committee. -
Wellard sinks US$2.3m loss
Shipping business Wellard has posted a US$2.3 million (A$3.6 million) loss as it prepares to wind up its dwindling livestock carrier business. -
Amazon takes control of James Bond franchise
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Amazon takes full creative control of the James Bond franchise after decades of Broccoli family leadership. -
Whyalla businesses relieved and 'stunned' by $2.4b steelworks deal
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Whyalla has been no stranger to emotional rollercoasters in recent years, and while some locals are wary of false dawns and keen to avoid past mistakes, the mood among the steelmaking city's business operators has been buoyed by news of the joint state and federal $2.4 billion support package. -
Whyalla businesses relieved and 'stunned' by $2.4 billion steelworks support deal
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Whyalla has been no stranger to emotional rollercoasters in recent years, and while some locals are wary of false dawns and keen to avoid past mistakes, the mood among the steelmaking city's business operators has been buoyed by news of the joint state and federal $2.4 billion support package. -
Monadelphous books contracts worth $400m
Days after announcing a series of strong half-year results, engineering firm Monadelphous has secured a series of new contracts, valued at around $400 million. -
Mark My Words February 21 2025
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AustralianSuper slapped with $27m fine
The trustee of Australia’s largest superannuation fund has been hit with a $27 million fine for failing to merge multiple member accounts, resulting in duplicate fees. -
Gold Road coy on De Grey plans
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Perth Airport notches record numbers
Perth Airport is smashing records with more than 1.56 million passengers travelling through its terminals in January, delivering the airport’s busiest month ever in terms of passenger numbers. -
Watt 'prepared to intervene' in retail IR spat
A proposal by the peak retail lobby group to allow employers to buy out retail workers' penalty rates and overtime via a 25 per cent pay rise has been rubbished by the Federal Government. -
High grades deliver for Ramelius
High grades delivered Ramelius Resources a profit record in the first half of the financial year, with the company delivering 19 per cent more gold despite mining significantly less ore. -
New homes to be built around 171 NSW transport hubs under housing reforms
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Changes to planning controls will allow more terraces, townhouses, and residential flats to be built around 171 town centres and stations across the state, the NSW government announced. -
The little puzzle engine that could
SOUTH WEST: A jigsaw gallery has a major role in making Bridgetown an international tourism destination. -
Brisbane bus drivers flag peak hour strike after negotiation breakdown
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The union has flagged a two-hour stoppage in peak hour next Wednesday after industrial action earlier this week. -
Austal half-year profit up 108.9pc
Austal increased its net profit after tax by $13.1 million to $25.1 million during the first six months of the 2025 financial year. -
Wall Street ends lower amid consumer demand worries
US stocks have sold off overnight as ongoing tariff jitters and a downbeat forecast from Walmart dampened investor risk appetite.
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