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Tourism operators fear impact of rising fuel costs on WA visitor numbers
via abc.net.auEaster is one of the peak tourist seasons in WA's South West, but some tourism operators are amending their plans as fuel costs continue to escalate.
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Heading down south in WA this Easter? This is why some are hesitating
via abc.net.auEaster is one of the peak tourist seasons in WA's South West, but some tourism operators are amending their plans as fuel costs continue to escalate.
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Opticomm customers struggle to get compensation for recurring internet outages
via abc.net.auCustomers of private fibre optic provider Opticomm say they are struggling to access compensation for the sometimes monthly internet outages they experience. Australia's peak body for communications consumers says a lack of "robust regulation" is part of the problem.
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Opticomm customers face recurring internet outages, with no access to NBN
via abc.net.auCustomers of private fibre optic provider Opticomm say they are struggling to access compensation for the sometimes monthly internet outages they experience. Australia's peak body for communications consumers says a lack of "robust regulation" is part of the problem.
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Live: Unemployment rate increases to 4.3pc in February
via abc.net.auThe unemployment rate increased to 4.3 per cent in February in seasonally adjusted terms. The ASX slumps at opening, while oil prices continue to gain. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
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Live: Market sell off on the ASX as price of oil surges
via abc.net.auThe ASX slumps at the open, while oil prices continue to make strong gains. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
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Live: ASX to fall following a sea of red on Wall St, oil price surges
via abc.net.auThe ASX is set to plunge at the open, while oil prices continue to make strong gains. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog.
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ASX dips despite energy stock surge, Brent crude hits $US112 a barrel — as it happened
via abc.net.auThe ASX has been hit with a sell-off, while oil prices continue to gain.
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Country kids face battle to get to university amid cost-of-living crisis
via abc.net.auPursuing higher education is difficult for regional students who uproot their lives, with advocates calling for support to level the playing field.
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'Dire' fortunes of network behind now-defunct Kyle and Jackie O Show
via abc.net.auEven prior to this month's colossal blow-up of the Kyle and Jackie O Show, ARN Media's future had already been teetering on the edge.
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Fuel apps record spike in users as prices continue to climb
via abc.net.auPetrol Spy, a national website that displays petrol, diesel and LPG prices across the country, says page views have gone up six to eight times since the Iran conflict started.
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Fuel price gouging may not be illegal, experts warn
via abc.net.auDrivers fed up with massive price spikes at the bowser are being warned not to expect a wave of fuel company prosecutions over allegations of price gouging.
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Cost of filling the tank skyrockets as ACCC monitors fuel prices
via abc.net.auDrivers fed up with massive price spikes at the bowser are being warned not to expect a wave of fuel company prosecutions over allegations of price gouging.
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Why don't Australian banks offer 30-year fixed-rate home loans?
via abc.net.auA new report says Australian borrowers would benefit from 30-year fixed-rate home loans, and they should be made available.
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Changes to home loans could make them cheaper and more predictable, report finds
via abc.net.auA new report says Australian borrowers would benefit from 30-year fixed-rate home loans, and they should be made available.
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$3k fines for taxi drivers who refuse subsidy for passengers with disabilities
via abc.net.auThe NSW government is closing a "loophole" that allowed taxi drivers to refuse to accept a travel subsidy for passengers with a disability.
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Put your 2026 Oscars knowledge to the test with our Academy Awards quiz
via abc.net.auAwards season might be over for another year but the memories will live on in our minds … and in the questions of this Academy Awards quiz.
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Heart surgeries rolled back as four medical specialists take industrial action
via abc.net.auDaily heart surgeries have been cut to two a week in Tasmania while a small group of crucial specialists strikes for better pay and conditions. But negotiations with the government have halted, and locums are being sought to plug resulting healthcare gaps.
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Heart specialists on brink of leaving as industrial action ramps up
via abc.net.auDaily heart surgeries have been cut to two a week in Tasmania while a small group of crucial specialists strikes for better pay and conditions. But negotiations with the government have halted, and locums are being sought to plug resulting healthcare gaps.
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Daily heart surgeries cut back to twice a week due to strikes
via abc.net.auDaily heart surgeries have been cut to two a week in Tasmania while a small group of crucial specialists strikes for better pay and conditions. But negotiations with the government have halted, and locums are being sought to plug resulting healthcare gaps.
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Record property profits see home owner wealth surge despite rising rates
via abc.net.auAustralian home owners now have the protection of a "financial shield" in uncertain times, a report by property portal Domain has found, but record profits from property resales are widening the gap between established owners and aspiring first home buyers.
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Property sellers turning profits at highest rate in the past 15 years
via abc.net.auAustralian home owners now have the protection of a "financial shield" in uncertain times, a report by property portal Domain has found, but record profits from property resales are widening the gap between established owners and aspiring first home buyers.
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Last minute save for Modco liquidators’ legal action
A legal action by Modco liquidators will progress after a 10-month delay, after a successful eleventh-hour bid to continue the dispute in the Federal Court.
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Aussie shares climb on steady oil price, rate outlook
Australia's share market has logged a second session of gains on easing oil prices, and as the Reserve Bank's recent split interest rate decision softened the outlook for future hikes.
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Cross River Rail boss tells inquiry CFMEU 'purposefully' caused disruptions
via abc.net.auCross River Rail Delivery Authority chief executive Graeme Newton told an inquiry into the CFMEU the union had "consistently made unsubstantiated claims" on social media and through media organisations about poor worksite safety.
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At Close of Business podcast March 18 2026
Justin Fris and Mark Beyer discuss Business News' recent junior miners magazine feature.
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How a new steel mill plans to support economy, climate, and Olympics
via abc.net.auThe developer claims its production technology can reduce carbon emissions by more than 70 per cent compared with the conventional steel-making process.
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Core to restart mothballed lithium operation, secures funding
Core Lithium has greenlit the restart of its mothballed Finniss lithium operation in the Northern Territory and plans to raise $120 million to fund the revival.
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Opinion: US deal steals Australian wheat demand
OPINION: US-Indonesia negotiations suggest politics may begin reshaping Australia's relationship with a longstanding market.
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Diesel fuel price surpasses $3-per-litre at Perth retailer
The price of diesel has climbed above $3-per-litre at one Perth retailer as politicians scramble to shore up supply into regional WA.
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Backing the hard stuff worth a shot
Recent investments in hardware show there's a future for making things in WA.
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Ex-shire executive charged with stealing, fraud
A former council deputy chief executive has been accused of stealing and attempting to gain thousands of dollars through fraud and deceit.
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PBA CEO Lenegan to join BWA
Basketball WA has appointed Ryan Lenegan as its general manager of membership and community growth, beginning in early May.
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BP tells government its looking for new fuel sources
Petroleum giant BP has told the state government it's working on plans to source fuel for Western Australia beyond April, as the Middle East crisis continues to deepen.
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Barry Urban’s alleged killer Jerry Aniseto Masipau pleads not guilty
The man accused of killing disgraced former WA Labor MP Barry Urban has pleaded not guilty, with the matter heading to trial.
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Perth medtech used in Ukraine war zone
A Perth regenerative medicine company has revealed a humanitarian shipment of its nerve repair products have been used in 23 surgical procedures on injured Ukrainian soldiers.
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Goyder speaks on Woodside CEO search
Woodside chair Richard Goyder is confident that candidates overlooked for the role of chief executive will support new boss Liz Westcott, as she settles into the role.
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Goyder backs Westcott in as Woodside CEO
Woodside chair Richard Goyder is confident that candidates overlooked for the role of chief executive will support new boss Liz Westcott, as she settles into the role.
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Perth-founded tech firm Advanced Navigation raises $158m
Advanced Navigation plans to scale-up its high-tech production site in Balcatta as part of a global expansion focused on technology that effectively replaces GPS.
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Australia's fuel shipments look safe for the next month. After that, it's complicated
via abc.net.auShips carrying oil are continuing to come to Australia as expected and should do so for the next month, and the industry is urging that while the picture beyond that is uncertain and complicated, "the tankers have never stopped coming".
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Realside buys $48m Malaga large format retail asset
The national property fund has purchased Malaga Home Centre from Subiaco's Quadrant Investments.
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The traditional granny flat is changing, and Tasmania is leading the way
via abc.net.auTasmanians will soon be able to build second dwellings that are 50 per cent larger than the current size. An urban planner says other jurisdictions should follow suit.
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Westgold contract extended for MLG Oz
Kalgoorlie-based MLG Oz has secured a year extension to its integrated site services contract with Westgold Resources.
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DUG settles US legal action with Shell subsidiary
Shares in Perth-based high-performance computing provider DUG Technology have lifted on news it settled a long-running legal battle with a US subsidiary of Shell.
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Locksley on the march at Mojave
As the US pursues critical minerals supply chains outside of China, a Perth-based junior is taking steps to be a part of it.
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BHP and Woodside appoint new CEOs in major mining shake-up
via abc.net.auBHP has tapped Brandon Craig as its new CEO, while Elizabeth Westcott has taken the top job at Woodside Energy three months after she served as acting CEO.
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Investment in the Northern Territory private sector plummets
via abc.net.auPrivate investment in the Northern Territory plummeted in 2025, knocking the government's ambition to "rebuild the Territory economy". Now, as the government waits on large infrastructure projects like the Beetaloo Sub-basin to come to life, local businesses want to ensure they're not left behind.
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Australian HQ hit by Iranian projectile
The site which houses Australia's headquarters in the middle east has been struck by Iranian projectiles, with Anthony Albanese confirming there were no Australians injured.
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Fini to buy Caves House
The prominent property developer is set to refurbish the heritage-listed asset and improve its hospitality offering.
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Brandon Craig to replace Mike Henry as BHP CEO
The incoming boss of BHP says he is committed to Australia but has warned local investment was at risk as other nations cut red tape in pursuit of mining money.
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