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Australia’s biggest home builder gets itself ... a bigger home
Metricon is moving house, shifting its head office to Ferntree Business Park in Notting Hill. -
SA gives green light for gas to help power future data centres
The South Australian government says it is "absolutely fine" for gas to be used to help power data centres, despite its strategy focusing on renewable energy as the source. -
Only four government ministers have saved money this year. Here's who
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Financial pain of outer suburbs fuelled demise of David Jones, experts say
After 188 years, David Jones announced it would close 19 stores, most of them in Sydney's outer suburbs. -
Salmon deaths at 'eye-watering' levels in Macquarie Harbour
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Bowen pushes pragmatic climate deal amid pressure over fossil fuels
Chris Bowen says Australia's coal and gas exports have not damaged its standing in climate negotiations, as countries struggle to agree on how to move away from fossil fuels. -
ASX set to slide, Nvidia dives to weigh on Wall Street; Trump sends oil higher
The US stock market has erased its early losses after absorbing big swings for Nvidia’s stock and oil prices. -
Nobody reads my job applications anyway. Why should I put the effort in?
The job market in Australia has fundamentally changed over the last few years. With that change has come a new set of conventions in the job application process. -
We’re supposed to be struggling, yet we’re spending more. Why?
Most Australians feeling the cost-of-living crunch are continuing to spend on non-essentials. It’s not an irrational response. -
Rupert Murdoch makes a death-defying appearance
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Lifesaving medicines frequently in short supply and doctors are worried
ABC analysis reveals the important medicines that are repeatedly hard to source, highlighting supply chain weaknesses that could get worse. -
Life-saving medicines frequently in short supply and doctors are worried
ABC analysis reveals the important medicines that are repeatedly hard to source, highlighting supply chain weaknesses that could get worse. -
Bowser relief: Petrol prices tumble as global oil cost falls
Motorists are finally seeing some relief at the petrol pump after the cost of crude oil falls 20 per cent this month. -
Nvidia billionaire’s affair scandal drags his wife of 41 years into the spotlight
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Australian Taxation Office chases Andrew, Natasha Donnelly for $4.7m
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The best marketing budget is already on your payroll
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Opinion: The best marketing budget is already on your payroll
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$23m South Hedland medical centre approved
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Variety is the spice of life at Wills Domain
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Review: Variety is the spice of life at Wills Domain
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Aussie shares waver as miners dip, Nvidia worries loom
Australian shares have ended the day slightly lower after renewed jitters around artificial intelligence and interest rates hit mining stocks, while defensive bids elsewhere capped market losses. -
Liquidation looms for Cockatoo Island iron ore mine owner
No executable rescue deal has been lobbed for the company behind the mothballed iron ore mine on Cockatoo Island, as insolvency experts now negotiate selling off assets. -
Data centre industry butts up against community challenges
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With Jensen Huang under pressure, Nvidia finds itself with no succession plan
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Nvidia without succession plan as CEO Jensen Huang resigns
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Esperance tugs return to Bunbury after Spanish billionaire's acquisition
A tug boat company banished from Bunbury five years ago will make a return of sorts after being bought by a billionaire Spanish family last year. -
Capability X defies AI blues with stellar ASX debut
Capability X has defied weak IPO conditions and global AI stock jitters, surging almost 50% to close at 29c on its ASX debut after raising $12 million to expand its industrial technology. -
Auric pockets $17m for broad WA gold growth
Auric Mining has locked in $17 million to accelerate its WA gold growth strategy, including drilling at its Munda, Union Jack and newly acquired Iron Maiden projects.
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