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All consumers to pay for EV chargers under power monopoly 'waiver'
via abc.net.au
A bitter fight is brewing between EV charging companies and poles-and-wires companies, and now a regulator has weighed in. -
What lazy Roman elites can teach us about the AI in the workplace
via smh.com.au
An ancient Roman philosopher wrote about a wealthy and lazy man who desired to appear worldly and educated, without wanting to do the hard work of studying. -
How McDonald’s is grappling with the Ozempic boom
via smh.com.au
The company synonymous with super-sized everything is revamping its menu for an era of slimming waist lines. -
‘Purple Reign’: Freo businesses capitalise on Dockers fever
Businesses in the heart of Fremantle have capitalised on the Dockers' Grand Final fever, launching purple products and festooning their storefronts as foot traffic is set to surge on Saturday. -
Sarytogan nails 452m of continuous copper in Kazakhstan
via smh.com.au
Sarytogan Graphite has bored a massive 452m copper intercept from surface at its Ilksan prospect in Kazakhstan, confirming a large-scale porphyry system at the project. -
Satterley Property Group scraps fast-food plan for $18m showroom in Alkimos
Satterley Property Group has scrapped its fast-food development project in Alkimos and has received the green light to build a multi-million-dollar Harvey Norman centre on the site. -
Aureka adds gold processing firepower to Victorian push
via smh.com.au
Aureka Ltd has nominated a 30-year veteran metallurgist to its board ahead of a pivotal, low-cash deal that will deliver a producing Victorian gold mine and mill. -
NRW books $115m data centre deal
NRW Holdings' decision to expand into the data centre industry continues to pay off, following the award of another significant contract. -
Black Cat gets claws into Barclays over hedge claim
Black Cat Syndicate has got its claws into broker Barclays Capital Asia's disclosures in their fight about alleged breaches of market integrity rules. -
Manhattan opens up 1.25km Canadian gold corridor at Jaws
via smh.com.au
Manhattan Gold has hit 21.34m at 1.72g/t gold from a step-out hole in Canada, extending the strike at its Jaws prospect to 1.25km, with results for 10 holes remaining. -
Another setback for beleaguered Cape du Couedic wave buoy
via abc.net.au
Plans to redeploy a wave buoy that has only been operational for 10 months since August 2024 face new delays. -
Jobless rate increase complicates interest rate outlook
A lift in the jobless rate to 4.6 per cent has complicated the picture for the Reserve Bank of Australia ahead of next week's interest rate decision. -
'Who wouldn't slap you': Jones's ex-butler's comments outside court
via abc.net.au
David Allan, who worked as Alan Jones's personal butler for more than 18 years, is giving evidence in the broadcaster's indecent assault and sexual touching trial. -
Jones greeted athlete with 'slap on the bottom', ex-butler tells court
via abc.net.au
David Allan, who worked as Alan Jones's personal butler for more than 18 years, is giving evidence in the broadcaster's indecent assault and sexual touching trial. -
Macau hotel puts ClearVue solar glass tech to the test
via smh.com.au
ClearVue has launched the first real-world trial of its new power-generating window in Macau to test the tech’s energy and thermal benefits in a subtropical climate. -
Sydney Airport's warning for passengers amid two separate staff strikes
via abc.net.au
Passengers travelling from Sydney Airport today are being warned to arrive with extra time before their flight, as two separate strikes impact airport security and ground services. -
'Quite disruptive': Passengers react to workers' strikes at Sydney Airport
via abc.net.au
Passengers travelling from Sydney Airport today are being warned to arrive with extra time before their flight, as two separate strikes impact airport security and ground services. -
Coal mine owners walk away and leave rehabilitation to state
via abc.net.au
Liquidators surrender the leases of a central Queensland coal mine, with questions around who will manage and pay for the rehabilitation of the site. -
ASX slumps as bond market rattles Wall Street; Unemployment hits 5-year high
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket declined on Thursday, as oil prices rallied back over the $US100-a-barrel mark overnight and bond yields turned sharply higher. -
Lindian stacks ore as Malawian rare earths production nears
via smh.com.au
Lindian Resources has started stockpiling ore ahead of schedule at its Kangankunde rare earths mine in Malawi, where it is targeting first production by year-end. -
Forrestania lifts WA British Hill gold resource past 210,000 ounces
via smh.com.au
Forrestania Resources has lifted its British Hill gold resource to 212,400 ounces, a 21 per cent increase that will feed into its two-hub WA gold production strategy. -
The Trump effect: Why cracks are widening in financial markets
via smh.com.au
It is one of the world’s most important markets, and the alarm bells are starting to ring louder. -
Hidebound builders, outdated regulations exacerbate housing shortage
Outdated building practices and regulations are frustrating efforts to boost the housing supply, according to Assistant Minister for Competition Andrew Leigh. -
Unemployment rate reaches post-COVID era high of 4.6pc in August
via abc.net.au
The national unemployment rate rises to 4.6 per cent, up from 4.5 per cent in July, in seasonally adjusted and trend terms. -
Breaking: Unemployment rate reaches post-COVID era high of 4.6pc in August
via abc.net.au
The national unemployment rate rises to 4.6 per cent, up from 4.5 per cent in July, in seasonally adjusted and trend terms. -
Analyst warns diesel could top $4 and rationing possible if US ban proceeds
via abc.net.au
Saul Kavonic says the US's proposed diesel export ban is "probably the most worrying development we've seen in global fuel markets since the [Middle East] war began".
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ASX slumps as bond market rattles Wall Street, oil prices jump
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket plunged in early trade on Thursday, as oil prices rallied back over the $US100-a-barrel mark overnight and bond yields turned sharply higher. -
Oreflow Australia secures $5m Welshpool warehouse from Sew Eurodrive
Global tech company Sew Eurodrive has sold its Welshpool warehouse to a local mining equipment supplier, which acquired the 2,300-square metre site as part of a growth plan. -
AI 'climbed over' a fence, broke into Medicare site
Weeks after discovering one of its artificial intelligence agents had hacked into a Medicare website, OpenAI chose to notify the Australian government via a mid-level public email inbox. -
OPINION: Reality enough to save Collie
OPINION: The state government is chasing pipedreams while genuine economic opportunities sit on the coal town's doorstep.
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