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Analysis: Promotion progress dimmed by departures
ANALYSIS: Australian businesses have spent years trying to get more women into management. The latest evidence suggests that effort is working. -
At Close of Business podcast October 22 2026
Sam Jones and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the Global Citizen conference, held in Perth this week. -
Arafura chair says rare earths sell-off ‘temporary’
Arafura Rare Earths' outgoing chair says its non-Asia-priced offtake deals will challenge opaque pricing mechanisms that have historically undermined Western production. -
ASX retreats as energy shares slump; Nick Scali tanks; Westpac axes jobs
The Australian sharemarket declined on Thursday, as shares in furniture retailer Nick Scali plummeted after a profit warning. -
Pantoro guidance on course, fuel costs rising
Paul Cmrlec-led Pantoro Gold says while it remains on course to meet annual guidance, fuel prices continue to rise beyond budgeted levels. -
KPMG cops extended ban as it seeks redemption
The federal government has extended its ban on scandal-plagued consulting firm KPMG until March next year as the operator seeks to rescue its tarnished reputation. -
If you feel like everything’s falling apart, you’re probably right
Trump’s erratic White House, Putin’s aggression, China’s mercantilism, globe-affecting wars, rising debt levels and skyrocketing costs of living – it’s one toxic global cocktail. -
Opinion: Common sense needed from Main Roads
OPINION: The state's highway business needs to read the room instead of stifling the will of communities in regional WA. -
Zenith bid goes unconditional as Forrestania builds WA gold stockpile
Forrestania Resources has declared its Zenith Minerals takeover bid unconditional, clearing the decks for a bigger WA gold business as it snaps up 400,000 tonnes of ore feed from Star Minerals. -
Aurora Labs inks maiden US sale in expansion
Perth-based 3D-printed propulsion system developer Aurora Labs Limited has inked a maiden US sales deal for three of its AU4 turbojets, marking the company's first foray into North America. -
KPMG ban on government work extended after 'serious ethical failings'
The federal government extends its ban on KPMG bidding for new government work until at least the end of February, following allegations its audit partners misused client data then mishandled a whistleblower's complaint. -
New Northern Star boss weighs in on Hemi, Gold Fields bid
Three weeks in, new Northern Star Resources chief executive Suresh Vadnagra is on a learning mission around the potential and challenges facing the business he leads. -
Della Bona family buys Blackburne’s ex-HQ in West Perth
The family behind WA Limestone has purchased prominent developer Blackburne's former West Perth headquarters for $11.5 million. -
China iron ore stoush puts Australian mines in the firing line
One of Australia’s biggest mining companies warns deadlocked price talks with Beijing over iron ore prices may force production cuts by the year’s end. -
Kuniko goes deep to light up NSW polymetallic riches
Kuniko has deployed a downhole electromagnetic probe at its Commonwealth-Silica Hill project in NSW, hunting extensions to its recent ultra-high-grade gold-silver discovery. -
Capricorn Space to double satellite antenna network after demand surge
Capricorn Space says demand for services from its satellite ground station near Mingenew has grown so rapidly that the company will now double its footprint. -
Complaints about a home relocation business grow
Nationals' leader Shane Love has pleaded for stronger action to be taken against the man behind a West Australian house relocation business, which he says has cost customers more than $6 million. -
‘It’s madness’: Safety fears prompt calls to bring back buttons on car dashboards
Increasingly complex in-car touchscreen menus are unnecessarily distracting drivers, experts say, with calls to force manufacturers to redesign car controls. -
Amplia uncovers new clue in pancreatic cancer drug trial
Amplia Therapeutics has advanced its cancer drug narmafotinib across four trials, with data suggesting it may work independently of common tumour-causing KRAS gene mutations. -
AIC maintains guidance despite lower quarter
Queensland-focused AIC Mines has reaffirmed its FY27 annual production guidance despite disruptions during the September 2026 quarter. -
Ping-pong tables won’t save your office – but these 10 things will
Instead of throwing money at the problem, here are 10 small, repeatable behaviours that anyone can do to improve their workplace right now. -
Mum and son offered to repay Alan Jones after being 'berated', trial hears
The complainant first contacted Mr Jones when he was 13 years old, asking for help for his struggling single mother. -
Mother trapped in 'web of dependency' with Alan Jones, court hears
The complainant first contacted Mr Jones when he was 13 years old, asking for help for his struggling single mother. -
Alan Jones 'berated' boy's mother over money, court told
The complainant first contacted Mr Jones when he was 13 years old, asking for help for his struggling single mother. -
Gingerah's 1GW data centre, 6.7GW renewables project joins EPBC queue
A $41 billion off-grid renewable energy precinct and data centre proposed in the Kimberley has taken a major step forward, with proponents referring the project for federal environmental review. -
Edwardes claims light up Poland-Nine case
Liberal operative's call triggers delay in Poland-Nine defamation action -
Edwardes claim lights up Poland-Nine defamation case
Liberal operative's call triggers delay in Poland-Nine defamation action -
Pumped hydro project scrapped after developer deems it unviable
Alinta Energy has withdrawn plans for the $1.8 billion Oven Mountain pumped hydro energy storage in northern NSW, blaming economic challenges. -
Water works to free up western suburbs land
The state government will seek to free up significant western suburbs land by upgrading a wastewater facility in Shenton Park, confirming exclusive reporting by Business News in June. -
MPs reflect on their security measures after Beazley office targeted
State MPs are questioning their own security arrangements after a man carrying a martial arts weapon threatened staff inside the office of Local Government Minister Hannah Beazley.
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