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Businesses hope vaccinated economy trial, kicking off today, will smooth out problems
via abc.net.au
Regional Victoria's trial has begun, with participating businesses hoping it will smooth out any problems before the state reaches 70 per cent fully vaccinated and a statewide rollout. -
NT government departments hit by massive network outage
via abc.net.au
A massive network outage interrupted all government departments in the Northern Territory today, affecting services from hospital to police systems. -
’Tis the season for (AI) shortcuts: Inside Coles and Woolies’ fight over Christmas
via smh.com.au
Australia’s two biggest supermarkets were in agreement on when to hold their Christmas launches this year, but a new battleground has emerged. -
At Close of Business podcast October 8 2026
Mark Beyer and Justin Fris discuss why WorkSafe fines are increasingly going unpaid. -
Australian shares dive as bond market fears persist
Australian shares have stumbled as bond market woes continue to weigh on investor confidence, with miners, banks and technology stocks taking hits. -
WorkSafe fines increasingly unpaid
Growing numbers of WA companies ordered to pay big fines over work safety offences are going into liquidation. -
'Huge mistake': Ex-defence minister wants barracks retained
Former defence minister and senior army officer Linda Reynolds has described the federal government's plan to sell-off Leeuwin and Irwin barracks in Perth as a “huge mistake”. -
Coogee Chemicals targets US growth
Coogee Chemicals is investing in growing its business in the United States as it pursues opportunities in the defence sector, while lifting the group's revenue to $421 million for the year. -
'Vital' major US and Australian-backed rare earths mine moves forward
via abc.net.au
After decades in development, a $1.8 billion rare earths mining project has finally seen ground broken in remote Central Australia. -
Mine backed by US, Australia and Gina Rinehart moves towards construction
via abc.net.au
After decades in development, a $1.8 billion rare earths mining project has finally seen ground broken in remote Central Australia. -
Hastie calls for defence funding surge to protect 'vulnerable' North West coast
Shadow industry minister Andrew Hastie has accused the Albanese government of leaving WA's North West exposed, demanding a major funding uplift to build surge infrastructure and protect the region's resource wealth. -
ASX finishes lower as oil jumps again on renewed Iran tensions
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket declined on Thursday as oil prices jumped on renewed Middle East tensions, stoking concerns about inflation. Miners led the losses. -
Westbridge breaks ground on $97m Regal Theatre project
The apartment project's end value has increased by $19 million, while its volume of dwellings has dropped by nine. -
$250m now available to underwrite new apartments, townhouses
The state government's $250 million pre-sale guarantee funding for apartment and townhouse developers is now open for applications. -
Robert Mandanici appointed REIWA president
Real estate agent and former ASX-listed resources company director Rob Mandanici has moved up from deputy president of REIWA to become its new president. -
Torque taps investors for $25m
Tolga Kumova-backed Torque Metals has rattled the tin for $25 million as it moves to add further growth at its Ritz gold project in the Goldfields. -
Opinion: Unlocking the housing market
OPINION: The underlying conditions for land-lease communities are increasingly compelling. -
Biggest coal-producing state fears impact of High Court emissions decision
via abc.net.au
The federal government says the High Court decision is constrained to New South Wales but the industry in Queensland isn't so sure there won't be ramifications. -
'Group of individuals' impacted by data breach at SA hospital
via abc.net.au
An Adelaide private hospital has notified individuals and cyber security authorities of a data breach of personal information. -
Data breach reported at SA private hospital
via abc.net.au
An Adelaide private hospital has notified individuals and cyber security authorities of a data breach of personal information. -
Fortescue claims defects on Iron Bridge pipes
Fortescue has accused contractors of supplying leaky pipes for its almost $4 billion Iron Bridge magnetite project, in a WA Supreme Court action. -
Aguia builds 30,000t phosphate stockpile in Brazil
via smh.com.au
Aguia Resources has amassed a 30,000-tonne phosphate stockpile at its Três Estradas project and notched up 825t in fresh sales in Brazil as it awaits a key court ruling. -
Parabellum, Gascoyne Gateway ink collaboration
Proponents behind a major marine development in Exmouth have inked a contract with emergency management specialists Parabellum International to develop marine and emergency response capabilities at the site. -
WA's oil and gas industry watches impact of High Court ruling closely
via abc.net.au
WA's energy sector is sounding the alarm over a landmark High Court ruling that overseas emissions from a proposed NSW coal mine were required to be considered when approving the project. -
WA treasurer surprised by High Court outcome and seeking advice
via abc.net.au
WA's energy sector is sounding the alarm over a landmark High Court ruling that overseas emissions from a proposed NSW coal mine were required to be considered when approving the project. -
WA premier says High Court ruling will not change outcome of Browse project
via abc.net.au
WA's energy sector is sounding the alarm over a landmark High Court ruling that overseas emissions from a proposed NSW coal mine were required to be considered when approving the project. -
From glowing feedback to undermining: Why has my boss turned on me?
via smh.com.au
I asked my manager directly whether I was being pushed out. They were defensive, and said that was just their job. -
Great Southern, Gold Fields deep drilling hints at Qld copper-gold riches
via smh.com.au
Drilling by Great Southern Mining and global giant Gold Fields has uncovered fresh clues at the Mt Dillon target in Qld, with assays now pending to confirm copper-gold potential. -
OPINION: Level playing field needed for local and Indigenous business in regional WA
OPINION: Indigenous procurement targets are having unintended consequences for some regional businesses. -
Nation's second-largest ASX float in doubt as investors get cold feet
via abc.net.au
The company is reportedly having to price its shares lower as it closed its books to potential investors abruptly overnight.
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