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Banks will be told to disregard student loans in mortgage tests
via abc.net.au
APRA will also clarify that property developers do not need to have sold all units off the plan to get a loan. -
ICAC hears uni executive sacked the day he rejected colleague's pay rise
via abc.net.au
The ICAC inquiry has heard a former University of Wollongong executive was dismissed on the day of a disputed salary increase. -
Builder Pyramid wins extra time to file defence as director heads to Europe
Builder Pyramid Constructions (WA) has won extra time in a $3.8 million legal fight with Celtic Capital after revealing its sole director will be travelling around Europe for five weeks. -
At Close of Business podcast June 29 2026
Ella Loneragan speaks with Nadia Budihardjo about a new office building project aiming to bring arts organisations into the city. -
Aust shares gain after US agrees to ‘stand down’ in war
The Australian share market has moved higher after a US official said America and Iran would "stand down for now" following an exchange of fire near the Strait of Hormuz that tested their fragile ceasefire. -
Bronze tugboat propellers worth $2m stolen in WA's north
via abc.net.au
In a heist not seen before in this WA mining town, thieves have allegedly made away with eight tonnes of tugboat propellers, with the copper estimated to be worth an eye-watering $2 million. -
Network 10 strikes last-minute deal to extend broadcasting in SA and NSW
via abc.net.au
Two regions in South Australia and one in New South Wales were set to lose access to free-to-air Network 10 services in coming days, but a new agreement means coverage will continue until the end of September. -
Westbridge swoops on $10.5m Busselton asset
The property fund plans to refurbish the Federation-style retail building, after purchasing it from private investors. -
Royal Perth Hospital ED estimated to cost $807m
The $807 million price tag quoted for the expansion of Royal Perth Hospital's new six-storey building has given a significant boost to appointed builder Lendlease Construction. -
SRG Global subsidiary fined $135k over Henderson site incident
Subiaco-based SRG Global has been ordered to pay $135,000 over an incident where a worker was struck by a 27-kilogram piece of wood at a Perth construction site. -
Opinion: Time to back local industrial muscle
OPINION: Domestic manufacturing is the ultimate value-multiplier and the single best protector of sovereign capability. -
Opinion: More to machinery than price
OPINION: Asian manufacturers do not need to replace the established brands to change the market. -
Ex-company director Trent Bowden pleads guilty over $1.5m misuse
A former Perth-based company director has pleaded guilty to charges relating to alleged dishonest access and use of more than $1.5 million of investors' funds. -
Perth office building to bring arts to CBD
Activate Perth's Al Taylor and developer Randal Humich are collaborating on an office building project at 110 William Street to draw the arts into the CBD. -
Reynolds: 'We're already at war with China'
Linda Reynolds has clapped back at suggestions the Aukus agreement would draw Australia into a war with China, instead insisting Australia had been at war with our largest trading partner for the better part of a decade. -
Outback town set to star in new thriller as film festival kicks off
via abc.net.au
Red Dog director Kriv Stenders reveals plans for a new thriller film as the annual Vision Splendid Outback Film Festival kicks off in Winton. -
WA duo's big bounty from tech startup
Perth-founded Advanced Navigation has proven Western Australian technology can generate extraordinary wealth, with two founders each closing in on $200 million fortunes. -
Regional courts closures resolved
The impasse between WA Police and the state's judiciary over manning more than 20 regional courts has been resolved, according to Attorney General Tony Buti. -
Forrestania strikes $300m deal for Ramelius’ Edna May gold hub
Acquisitive Goldfields developer Forrestania Resources has struck a $300 million deal to buy Ramelius Resources' mothballed Edna May goldmine and mill. -
Allan government under pressure amid latest Big Build corruption allegations
via abc.net.au
The Victorian premier has backed her government's response to corruption in the construction industry, despite criticism from across politics and integrity experts. -
Hanson slides in the polls after voter 'reality check'
Support for Pauline Hanson's party has dipped in the latest polls following her controversial National Press Club address, as Labor brands the major speech a "reality check" for Australians. -
Wall Street ends lower as shares of chip firms tumble
The S&P 500 has ended marginally lower, with a steep drop in artificial intelligence-related chip stocks and sharp gains in Moderna and other healthcare stocks. -
Mining leads Goldfields-Esperance major projects investment landscape
The resources sector is responsible for the bulk of major investment in the Goldfields-Esperance region -
Rainforest village back in business after deluge destroys road
via abc.net.au
Visitors are returning to the mountain village of Paluma, north of Townsville, 16 months after access was cut. -
Rainforest village back in business after deluge destroyed road
via abc.net.au
Visitors are returning to the mountain village of Paluma, north of Townsville, 16 months after access was cut. -
Qld government dumps plan to turn gold mine into pumped hydro
via abc.net.au
A $6 billion dollar project to rehabilitate a gold mine and turn it into a pumped hydro power station has been dumped by the Queensland government. -
Tech revival sees ASX close 0.7pc higher, Neuren leaps on EU approval hopes — as it happened
via abc.net.au
The ASX shrugged off a sluggish Wall Street lead to close 0.7 per cent higher as Neuren Pharmaceuticals surged on a potential EU approval for one of its drugs. -
Telstra phasing out CAN Radio phone system amid customer safety concerns
via abc.net.au
Telstra's Customer Access Network Radio has been a lifeline for many for more than 40 years but its technology has reached the end of its life. Customers now fear a new system will not be as reliable in an emergency. -
Real estate has been an easy target for criminals laundering money, until now
via abc.net.au
Anti-money laundering laws mean that for the first time, real estate agents, lawyers, accountants and others must report suspicious transactions. -
Report finds 'extensive' coal and gas presence in schools and children's sport
via abc.net.au
Santos, BHP, Woodside and others have an "extensive presence" in childhood settings through more than 260 programs, a new report identifies, as senators say classroom programs and lessons written by the industry should be examined through a senate inquiry.
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