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ASX regains lost ground on Aristocrat takeover boost
via abc.net.au
Australian shares have gained in afternoon trade after a rise on Wall Street and a $4 billion takeover deal involving poker machines giant Aristocrat Leisure. -
‘I am a proud man’: Hedge fund billionaire Crispin Odey’s fall from grace
via smh.com.au
Rupert Murdoch’s former son-in-law, described by his staff as a “sex pest,” lost his high-stakes battle with the London City watchdog: A court upheld his lifetime ban from financial services. -
Pledges, timed visits and taxes: The strategies diverting tourists from hotspots
via abc.net.au
Tourist destinations around the world are trying out various strategies to manage the environmental and social impacts that caused by visitors. -
Amsterdam no longer spends on marketing, and the city is not alone
via abc.net.au
Tourist destinations around the world are trying out various strategies to manage the environmental and social impacts that caused by visitors. -
Super contributions surge more than a third after budget tax changes
via smh.com.au
Changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax have made super funds more attractive, prompting a surge in voluntary contributions. -
From fashion forward to failure: What went wrong for Cue?
via abc.net.au
Cue had a reputation for reinvention, with the proof hanging in the wardrobes of generations of women. But what inspired the start of the brand in 1968 has led to its demise. -
Italian-Australian icon Franco Cozzo remembered in retail revival
via abc.net.au
The late retailer Franco Cozzo furnished generations of Italian-Australians. Now his daughters are continuing the family tradition. -
Activist group using AI to flood ABC with thousands of bias complaints
via smh.com.au
The AI system lets campaigners deliver thousands of messages from their supporters with different language, tone and length but the same meaning. -
Converse removes ad that drew comparisons to KKK imagery
via smh.com.au
Activists on social media websites barraged the company with complaints about the image, which was intended to promote the Chuck 70 X shoe. -
Live music fans from across Australia unite to save beloved outback venue
via abc.net.au
Live music fans from across Australia and the world have banded together to raise the $1 million needed to save beloved Alice Springs venue The Black Wreath after the building's owner put it on the market. -
In an outback town, this small venue raised $1 million to save itself
via abc.net.au
Live music fans from across Australia and the world have banded together to raise the $1 million needed to save beloved Alice Springs venue The Black Wreath after the building's owner put it on the market. -
Recycling industry needs to prepare for influx of EV waste, experts say
via abc.net.au
As electric vehicle use rapidly grows in Australia, experts say the country's battery recycling industry must prepare for the looming influx of waste. -
As EV popularity rises, is Australia equipped to manage e-waste?
via abc.net.au
As electric vehicle use rapidly grows in Australia, experts say the country's battery recycling industry must prepare for the looming influx of waste. -
White House turns away CNN, MS NOW, Politico reporters after Trump's ban
via abc.net.au
The White House has denied access to journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico, following the US president's announcement he would ban them from the building. -
Aussie teen revving to take on world's best in sim racing championships
via abc.net.au
Once a niche hobby for hardcore gamers, simulator racing is giving people around the world a chance to compete and make a living in motorsport. -
Fishy freight lands in Tasmania ahead of Bass Strait trial
via abc.net.au
Fifteen-thousand yellowtail kingfish fingerlings have arrived in Tasmania from Western Australia to be released into a pen in Bass Strait as part of a trial. -
Tourist park plan sparks divide in Noosa hinterland town
via abc.net.au
A plan to create a tourist park in Kin Kin sparks an angry response from some residents. -
Bathla's books show company was $736m out
via abc.net.au
The ABC understands the company's bank accounts had "not been reconciled for some time" and records may contain about $736 million in overstated inter-company receivables and payables.
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The rice industry is the 'backbone' of this small town, but it's struggling
via abc.net.au
It's just over a month since Australia's largest rice processor, SunRice, laid-off nearly 80 workers in southern NSW and already some people are struggling to pay rent. -
EVs are taking over as Australians flee the bowser. What happens next?
via smh.com.au
EVs now make up a quarter of new car sales in Australia as fuel prices soar. The rollout of public chargers, parts warehouses and technicians now must keep pace. -
Warren Buffett, 96, steps down as Berkshire Hathaway chairman
via smh.com.au
Buffett is stepping down after as the company’s chairman after 56 years and will be replaced by his son. -
Adelaide workers expected to bear brunt of Bendigo Bank cuts
via abc.net.au
A union says 137 workers at the Bendigo and Adelaide Bank are slated for redundancy as part of an ongoing restructure, but the company says its plans are "yet to be finalised". -
The four horsemen of the apocalypse are coming for the global economy
via smh.com.au
A perfect storm has formed as four powerful threats escalate and feed on each other. We seem to be in no fit state to handle the challenge. -
Alan Jones trial hears of 'sharp shift' in athlete's relationship with him
via abc.net.au
A friend of prominent athlete 'Complainant M' told police he noticed a "sharp shift" in the athlete's relationship with broadcaster Alan Jones around the time of an alleged assault. -
At Close of Business podcast September 18 2026
Gary Adshead and Nadia Budihardjo discuss some ideas that came out of a recent local government convention. -
Aussie shares limp across the line to end volatile week
Australian shares have had a flat final session to end the week slightly lower, as the Iran war and a tighter outlook for global interest rates kept investors subdued. -
Parker Group to reclaim The Royal Hotel in Perth CBD
Parties have executed a deed to return The Royal Hotel in Perth to Parker Group's hands, which includes a $850,000 fund from the John Parker-led hospitality business. -
ASX Runners of the Week: Latrobe, Curvebeam, Arrow & Sultan
via smh.com.au
The Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is... Latrobe Magnesium, which soared after unveiling a US$15 million letter of support for its planned magnesium metal plant in South Carolina, USA. -
Forrestania monster newsflow lands four WA gold project prefeasibility studies
via smh.com.au
Forrestania Resources has unleashed four prefeasibility studies across its WA gold portfolio, including maiden ore reserves that will sharpen its path to production. -
Bruce victims on their own as State seeks to drop prosecution
Stephen Bruce victim claims may fall over as the state looks to abandon sentencing of the investment promoter who is believed to have died in a July car crash.
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