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A blow to Trump could be a $1.4bn windfall for Australian businesses
via abc.net.auModelling by consulting firm EY Australia shows Australian exporters would be owed more than $1.4 billion in refunds collectively if the US tariffs are struck down. -
Northbridge gallery-turned-office sold
An old gallery converted into an office building and a rare car park on William Street in Northbridge has been sold for $2.75 million to local investors. -
Resilient WA households spending up, driving growth
Western Australian households, buoyed by a tight labour market and solid wage gains, are helping drive broad-based growth in the state's economy, says Westpac. -
Vulnerable residents feeling 'distress' as Mildura power outage drags on
via abc.net.au
A Victorian residential services provider is pushing for "more structured support mechanisms" for vulnerable people during prolonged power outages as thousands in Mildura head towards a third day without electricity. -
Bellevue FY26 net profit impacted
Bellevue Gold posted a net profit of $7.1 million in FY26 – a resulted impacted by pre-existing hedge book contract commitments. -
'Sophistication' spat over foot traffic decline in Adelaide CBD
via abc.net.au
A drop-off in foot traffic in Adelaide's CBD prompts an exchange between the state's Property Council and the city council, which are at odds on parking and residential development. -
Aussie shares creep higher as tech stocks rally
Australia's share market has scraped together a meagre improvement after green shoots of optimism on Iran and AI amounted to little for stock prices. -
Four Corners’ failures ‘undermined trust’ in the ABC, watchdog finds
via smh.com.au
The report examined issues surrounding two broadcasts led by sacked reporter Mahmood Fazal that the ABC pulled earlier this year -
Curtin University’s Kalgoorlie student housing upgrades on hold
Curtin University has put on hold planned upgrades to its Kalgoorlie housing, despite a panel recently approving $15 million worth of works at the student accommodation. -
At Close of Business podcast September 22 2026
Nadia Budihardjo and Sam Jones discuss Perth drone manufacturer Innovaero's ASX debut. -
Gold explorer Normandy Minerals raises $12m for ASX float
Normandy Minerals is preparing for its ASX debut after raising $12 million through an initial public offering as it seeks to shore up its resource around the historic Halleys open pit. -
Jetstar staff to stop charging baggage and seat fees in union protest
via smh.com.au
Weeks after Jetstar unveiled a new overhead baggage fee, the Australian Services Union said its members will waive a range of fees as they push for higher pay -
RBA governor's final speech before board meeting cements rate rise bets
via abc.net.au
All four major banks and the bulk of money market traders believe the Reserve Bank will raise interest rates next week and governor Michele Bullock did nothing to dissuade them during a speech in Sydney. -
Rates set to rise as RBA governor says 'heat' needs to be taken out of job market
via abc.net.au
All four major banks and the bulk of money market traders believe the Reserve Bank will raise interest rates next week and governor Michele Bullock did nothing to dissuade them during a speech in Sydney. -
Film studios shun women but men make them less money, report shows
via abc.net.au
A new report reveals movies by female screenwriters are often overlooked for financial opportunities even though they make studios more money than those written by their male counterparts. -
Tech stocks lead ASX higher after Wall Street surge; oil snaps losing run
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket advanced on Tuesday, led by tech stocks after an AI-fuelled rally on Wall Street, even as oil prices ended their four-day drop during the session. -
AGEM expands portfolio with Balcatta buy
The Subiaco-based property fund has purchased an industrial asset for $3.75 million, with plans to convert it to retail. -
ABC watchdog finds litany of failings at Four Corners
via smh.com.au
The report examined issues surrounding two broadcasts led by sacked reporter Mahmood Fazal that the ABC pulled earlier this year -
War of words over Greens' proposal to co-locate data centres and pools
via abc.net.au
A war of words has erupted over a suggestion from the ACT Greens that co-locating data centres with Canberra's public pools should be considered. -
French appointed MD at ASX-focused Manda
Manda Resources has a new managing director and new projects, as it moves towards a potential ASX listing later this year. -
State, federal funds for $59m Busselton water project
A new treatment plant and inland water source will be funded by the state government to secure drinking water supplies for Busselton. -
Have the Murdochs lost faith in Donald Trump?
via smh.com.au
Donald Trump owes his dominance of American politics to Rupert Murdoch’s Fox News. But this week, the media empire deserted the president. -
Map reveals potential new metro stations around Western Sydney
via abc.net.au
The locations of close to a dozen new stations have been mapped out as the state government considers potential metro and heavy rail extensions in parts of Sydney. -
Close to a dozen new stations mapped out for Sydney uncovered by opposition
via abc.net.au
The locations of close to a dozen new stations have been mapped out as the state government considers potential metro and heavy rail extensions in parts of Sydney. -
Platina banks final $2M Rio cheque for WA gold push
via smh.com.au
Platina Resources has banked the final US$2m from its Owendale scandium sale to Rio Tinto, completing a US$14m payday to add more financial firepower to its expanding WA gold hunt. -
Pain at the pump: Saudi oil shock sends Australian fuel prices surging
via smh.com.au
Australian petrol and diesel prices have returned to their highest levels in nearly six months and risk climbing further after attacks on another key oil route. -
Taxapayer money needed upfront for old rig
Resources Minister Madeleine King has approved the use of taxpayer funds to “monitor, inspect, maintain and repair” an abandoned oil rig owned by collapsed partners. -
Opinion: Procurement policy worth watching
OPINION: The advantage of federalism is that we can learn from other states' mistakes. -
Analysis: Hanwha offer puts Austal USA in play
ANALYSIS: A US bidding war offers Austal a lucrative, overdue American divorce. -
Dalaroo cranks up Côte d’Ivoire gold quest as assays loom
via smh.com.au
Dalaroo Metals has cranked up its Côte d’Ivoire gold drilling to two shifts, with first samples from its 7km Gold Ridge corridor now in the laboratory as assays loom.
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