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Another important step for Orthocell
Biotech firm Orthocell is a step closer to its nerve repair device Remplir being approved in the US, following the completion of its US regulatory study. -
Small businesses fighting to stay open amid 'insidious cost creep'
via abc.net.au
Small business owners hit with rising costs will no longer be able to add surcharges on card payments from October 1. One operator in regional South Australia has described it as an "insidious cost creep". -
‘Ferris Bueller gone bad’: The 22-year-old who went on a spending spree after stealing $339 million
via smh.com.au
Malone Lam pleaded guilty to teaming up with friends to steal bitcoin before using the proceeds to buy a fleet of sports cars, rent mansions in Miami and spend millions at nightclubs, including $US569,000 in one night in Los Angeles. -
‘Ferris Bueller gone bad’: The 22-year-old who went on a spending spree after $339 million heist
via smh.com.au
Malone Lam pleaded guilty to teaming up with friends to steal bitcoin before using the proceeds to buy a fleet of sports cars, rent mansions in Miami and spend millions at nightclubs, including $US569,000 in one night in Los Angeles. -
Who is taking the biggest cut of the apple profits?
via abc.net.au
Growers are welcoming higher prices for apples, but say they want the ACCC to better police the relationship between major supermarkets and farmers. -
ASX eyes gains, Wall Street drifts lower; Oil hovers near $US100
via smh.com.au
Wall Street has declined in its return to trading from a three-day weekend. -
It’s easy to blame politicians for our grumpiness. It’s also valid
via smh.com.au
We’re often angry, sceptical and pessimistic about how our nation is being run. But right now, the research suggests, we’re despairing. -
Fiji Airways to feed tourism boom through Western Sydney Airport
via smh.com.au
The airline will be the sixth carrier to commit to flying from the new airport. Across town, Sydney Airport will welcome EgyptAir in 2027. -
Can Australia produce another outback film classic?
via abc.net.au
Forty years on from Paul Hogan's iconic role as Crocodile Dundee, tourism and production houses are still riding an economic high on its success. But could another box office hit be hard to recreate? -
Government to stop super being drained through fraud
via abc.net.au
Perpetrators of domestic violence would be punished rather than rewarded for their actions when committing abuse against their former partners through the tax and super systems. -
Government to crack down on perpetrators of financial abuse
via abc.net.au
Perpetrators of domestic violence would be punished rather than rewarded for their actions when committing abuse against their former partners through the tax and super systems. -
Whistleblowers allege fraud in $7.2b battery subsidy plan
via abc.net.au
Almost 100 whistleblower tip-offs claim dodgy operators are rorting a multi-billion-dollar taxpayer-funded solar battery program by mocking up installs, forging signatures and using unlicensed tradies for cash jobs. -
'Battery cowboys' accused of gaming taxpayer-funded scheme
via abc.net.au
Almost 100 whistleblower tip-offs claim dodgy operators are rorting a multi-billion-dollar taxpayer-funded solar battery program by mocking up installs, forging signatures and using unlicensed tradies for cash jobs. -
Israel closes UK consulate in East Jerusalem as three G7 countries ban settlement imports
via abc.net.au
Britain, France and Canada will ban imports from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, in a move that prompted a swift retaliation and could spark a broader geopolitical storm. -
'People are furious': RBA deputy governor says more needs to be done on inflation
via abc.net.au
The RBA's deputy governor issues a warning that interest rates could rise further if the ongoing scourge of inflation does not come under control soon. -
‘Where’s Karl?’ Podcast falls silent as advertising deal ends
via smh.com.au
Karl Stefanovic’s followers have begun leaving comments on his social media accounts after his podcast did not upload any new content for more than two weeks. -
‘Where’s Karl?’: Podcast falls silent as advertising deal ends
via smh.com.au
Karl Stefanovic’s followers have begun leaving comments on his social media accounts after his podcast did not upload any new content for more than two weeks. -
At Close of Business podcast September 8 2026
Mark Beyer speaks to Justin Fris about a long-term technology partnership that is considered to be key to Lotterywest's business. -
Users to get choice over social media feed
Social media users will be able to opt out of algorithm-driven content in their feed and platforms will face steep fines for pushing harmful features and content on children under draft legislation. -
Digital bill puts big tech companies on notice
Social media users will be able to opt out of algorithm-driven content in their feed and platforms will face steep fines for pushing harmful features and content on children under draft legislation. -
City of Perth to invest $1.2m in arts over three years
Perth's council has announced the arts and culture organisations and programs which will be the recipients of more than $1.2 million over the next three years. -
Gigantic mechanical 'esky lid' is Brisbane's newest defence against flooding
via abc.net.au
"The Esky Lid" is a mechanical contraption that will be able to seal off Brisbane's new underground tunnels from floodwaters. -
Aussie shares tumble to six-week lows as concerns grow
Australian shares have had their worst session since early June as stubborn oil prices, crumbling consumer confidence and a dim business outlook weigh on banks, real estate and retail stocks. -
BHP tables Pilbara port worker offer as union battle drags on
Port workers at BHP's Port Hedland operations have been offered a 17 per cent pay rise and lucrative bonus to quell an ongoing dispute with unions. -
Alinta evaluates Marri wind farm sell-down
Alinta Energy has hired advisers to work on selling a stake in its Marri wind farm project, estimated to cost mire than $1.5 billion to build. -
Core Lithium notches first production at restarted Finniss
Core Lithium has produced its first batch of spodumene from its restarted Finniss lithium operation in the Northern Territory, as it eyes its first shipment by year's end. -
WACA board to consider privatisation model
It presently remains unclear whether the Perth Scorchers will be involved in Cricket Australia's opt-in Big Bash League privatisation model, announced on Tuesday. -
Providers slam aged care price change
Western Australian aged care providers have criticised the federal government's move over the national funding price, claiming it could put project investments at risk. -
NT cattle station sells for $26m after carbon plan crashes
via abc.net.au
Benmara Station in the NT has sold for $26 million after a complicated period of ownership and failed carbon dreams. -
Opinion: Pauline Hanson’s altered state for Labor, Libs
OPINION: Momentum to the right has been maintained by a protest vote for Pauline Hanson.
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