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Ingenia keeps Warburg locked out
Ingenia Communities Group continues to lock bidder Warburg Pincus out of the data room after the target knocked back an amended proposal amid a takeover battle. -
Norths stalwart Rea appointed Perth Bears CEO
North Sydney Bears stalwart Tony Rea has been confirmed as new chief executive of the Perth Bears, following the departure of Anthony De Ceglie early last month. -
Panel approves $2b Twin Hills wind farm in Mid West
A development assessment panel has unanimously approved a $2 billion wind farm in the state's Mid West. -
Unaffordability of Sydney homes is a real-time future crisis
House prices not only determine where people live but the number of children in a family. -
Profits pumped as Revo muscles up
Fast growing gym company Revo Fitness has increased revenue 60 per cent, as a national rollout pushes it to a likely place in the next list of Top 100 Private Businesses in Western Australia. -
ASX slides as Democrats’ success flusters Wall Street; oil stocks gain
The Australian sharemarket extended its losses on Wednesday afternoon as US futures fell in response to the Democratic landslide in the US midterm elections. -
Cazaly to consider Brazilian option agreement
As it continues a strategic review of its portfolio, West Perth-based Cazaly Resources has entered into a 12-month option agreement regarding a suite of Brazilian rare earth and uranium exploration projects. -
Shops reporting suspicious fuel purchases in bid to curb firebombings
A luxury car workshop is the latest business to be targeted in Melbourne's ongoing arson attacks. -
Retailers on alert for fuel purchases as Melbourne firebombings continue
A luxury car workshop is the latest business to be targeted in Melbourne's ongoing arson attacks. -
Opinion: Land Forces showed the best of Perth
OPINION: Credit to all those involved in the Land Forces expo, supporters and opponents alike. -
Australian banks lift interest rates
Australia's banks reveal they will raise their interest rates in response to the RBA's decision to lift the cash rate for the fifth time in 2026. -
Analysis: Numbers take a back seat in merger talks
ANALYSIS: The financial and population metrics could have taken centre stage in the university merger debate. -
ASIC fines Mona owner David Walsh's company for late financial report
The parent company of Tasmania's Mona museum has been slugged with a hefty fine after failing to lodge a financial report on time. -
Green light for $350m agribusiness hub in Keralup
A state government planning body has approved a South West vintner's $350 million plan to build an agribusiness precinct that includes fertiliser production. -
David Jones on brink of collapse and behind on rent to Westfield
One of David Jones's biggest landlords says the department store his in breach of its rental agreements and has not paid since September. -
It’s minutes to midnight: David Jones has run out of survival options
The biggest Black Friday sale this year could be David Jones itself after the department store operator’s last hope for a rescue deal collapsed. -
Hofmann Engineering loses CEO, posts $21m profit
Hofmann Engineering's recently appointed chief executive has left the business as the family-owned company reported another strong profit and a big dividend payout after expanding overseas. -
China Southern Airlines suspends direct Darwin to China route after one year
China Southern Airlines will suspend its direct flights between Darwin and Guangzhou, China after just one year operating in the NT. The airline's final scheduled flight to China will be on December 3. -
David Jones tipped to enter administration
The ASX-listed group behind Westfield shopping centres claimed David Jones' owner rejected a “generous offer” to keep it trading, amid reports the retailer is on the brink of administration. -
Baron Vanilla sells $50m Clarkson asset
An Adelaide investor has snapped up the large format retail property, 17 years on from when it last changed hands. -
'Existential' AI threat triggers Canva's mass job cuts
More than 1200 jobs at Canva are on the line as the graphic design giant faces slowing growth for the first time in its 13-year history. -
McLaren eyes big WA titanium resource boost after final assays
McLaren Minerals is set for a resource boost at its WA titanium project after final drilling assays delivered strong heavy mineral grades, including 21m at 6.35 per cent HM. -
Journalist quizzed over 'nail in the coffin' remark at Jones trial
Reporter Kate McClymont has been questions in Alan Jones's indecent assault trial over messages she sent about the broadcaster to a complainant's mother. -
Fake jobs and malicious code used by hackers in largest crypto-heist
Binance, the crypto-exchange platform at the heart of the sector's largest heist has uncovered how hackers stole billions in funds. -
Sirona Urban to progress $1bn Rockingham precinct
The Perth-based developer is targeting construction of the first stage of the project, in the key defence district, in 2027. -
First Lithium receives key Mali endorsement
First Lithium boss Venkatesh Padala says the renewal of two key licences at its Mali lithium project by the country's junta government is a “great relief” for the junior. -
Lobster fishers rail against salmon industry's antibiotic plans
Tensions have escalated between Tasmania's salmon industry and the wild seafood sector over plans to close some fishing areas when antibiotics are used in salmon pens. -
Orbit caps off NSW polymetallic drilling with thick sulphide hit
Orbit Resources has hit a 28.1m zone of visual sulphides to cap off stage 2 drilling at its Lewis Ponds project in NSW, with assays now pending for the program. -
On knife’s edge: David Jones could appoint administrators by Thursday
The 188-year-old retailer is facing collapse amid reports crucial negotiations with its landlords have failed. -
Fogarty Foundation calls for tougher AI regulation in education
The Fogarty Foundation has called for a national AI literacy curriculum and stricter regulation after consulting hundreds of young people on their use of the technology. -
Consumers splurge despite interest rate pain
Household spending has accelerated in defiance of rising interest rates, underlining the scale of the nation's inflation challenge. -
Dateline, US Govt fight to unlock billion-dollar gold-REE mine
Dateline Resources and the US Government have appealed a work ban at its Colosseum gold-REE project, arguing its 1985 mining plan at the billion-dollar prospect remains valid. -
On the edge: David Jones stopped paying rent on major stores
David Jones is facing collapse amid reports crucial negotiations with its landlords have failed. -
We’ve seen peak Trump, but the next two years will be a rocky ride
If a “blue wave” were to materialise in the elections, Trump would lose control of much of his domestic agenda. Expect him to double down. -
Blow for gig economy as Uber loses $81m High Court battle
The rideshare giant lost its appeal in a landmark legal case - a blow likely to have a broader impact on the gig economy. -
ASX slides; tech stocks track Wall Street gains
The Australian sharemarket had a soft start to Wednesday’s session, with investors digesting the latest rate hike by the Reserve Bank and waiting for news from the US midterm elections. -
Next gen steps up at Mount Barker's Southern Haulage
The Pavlovich family is proud to keep it local at their Mount Barker-based trucking business. -
Could be back to the farm for Brit backpackers following high-level talks
British backpackers could be required to spend time in regional Australia under mooted changes to the Australia- United Kingdom Free Trade Agreement raised by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese with his UK counterpart. -
ASX slides; tech stocks boost Wall Street
The Australian sharemarket had a soft start to Wednesday’s session, with investors digesting the latest rate hike by the Reserve Bank and waiting for news from the US, where polls began to close for the midterm elections. -
Children use AI to speak video games into existence
AI removes barriers to game development, including the need to be able to read, write and code. -
Stocks wobble as investors watch US midterm elections
Global equity markets have wobbled with ‌investors eyeing the outcome of the US midterm elections, while oil prices continue their descent amid ongoing talks to end the Middle East conflict. -
Canva restructure to impact a fifth of its workforce ahead of Christmas
The design software giant says growth has slowed for the first time in a decade and it needs smaller, more empowered teams. -
Canva restructure to affect a fifth of its workforce ahead of Christmas
The design software giant says growth has slowed for the first time in a decade and it needs smaller, more empowered teams.
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