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Chefs forced to work 70 hours a week for only $600, court told
via abc.net.au
Two migrant workers "vulnerable and dependent upon the goodwill of their employer" claim they were forced to work 10:00am-10:00pm six days a week, and repay the cost of a visa. -
Australia supplants China as Pacific's biggest lender
via abc.net.au
Australia supplants China as the dominant lender and infrastructure investor across the Pacific as the government ploughs billions of dollars into the region through both foreign aid and loans. -
Hanson declares Rinehart-funded Italy trip
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has confirmed speculation her recent trip to the Dolce and Gabbana fashion show in Italy was paid for by mining billionaire Gina Rinehart. -
DUG backflips on Geraldton data centre claim
Perth high-powered computing provider DUG Technology has moved to correct its earlier statement that its Geraldton data centre had been cancelled, instead insisting it is only heavily delayed. -
Collapsed Cockatoo Island iron ore mine owner owes $150m
Bidders are circling the mothballed Cockatoo Island iron ore mine as preliminary reports show creditors, including the state government, are owed $150 million. -
At Close of Business podcast July 28 2026
Jack McGinn and Sam Jones discuss calls by a WA skilled migration expert. -
Harvey Norman fined $35m for 'seriously misleading' ads
A finance giant and a major retailer beamed thousands of unlawful, misleading ads into Australians' loungerooms, causing "financially unquantifiable" harm. -
Bali Ha'i boss accused of $676k stealing spree
Former Bali Ha'i Cruises director and general manager Colin Beeck is fighting allegations he illegally transferred more than $670,000 out of a company bank account in a four-year stealing spree. -
Shares bounce as RBA speech sparks rate outlook reprice
Australian shares have reversed an early loss to end higher after signs of economic pressure prompted a dovish repricing on the interest rate outlook. -
Perth-born Stax's collapse leaves 13,000 orders unfulfilled
Almost 13,000 customer orders remain unfulfilled from collapsed Perth-born retailer Stax Group, as liquidators estimate liabilities of almost $24 million. -
Body pulled from landslide at Solomon Islands gold mine
via abc.net.au
A man's body has been recovered from the site of a landslide at Solomon Islands's only large-scale gold mine. -
Big ship to be lifted onto even bigger ship in 'complex' operation
via abc.net.au
One of the world's largest heavy-lift ships has made anchor in Hobart's River Derwent, as it awaits its role in "one of the most complex maritime events" in Tasmania's history. -
Bellevue secures FY26 guidance following record campaign
Bellevue Gold boss Darren Stralow says the company's consistent mine grades played a key role in the company achieving record annual production. -
ACT politician says 'better offer' section on energy bills 'misleading'
via abc.net.au
ACT Independent MLA Thomas Emerson calls for more transparency from energy provider ActewAGL after learning the company is not explicitly revealing the best possible plans on its bills. -
Regis Aged Care submits $50m Shenton Park plan
Regis Aged Care has submitted a plan to build a facility in Shenton Park's Montario Quarter precinct, estimated to cost $50 million. -
Pilbara Ports trade delivers $150bn value as iron ore volumes climb
More than 800 million tonnes of trade passed through Pilbara's ports last financial year, delivering $150 billion in export value to the state. -
Opinion: Fresh challenge for wine sector
OPINION: Local producers are likely to face a new competitor in the form of Chinese wine. -
Skills on order as workforce tightens
There have been calls to release the handbrakes on Australia's skilled migration ahead of looming infrastructure projects. -
KPMG to be grilled at parliamentary inquiry on secretly stashing client files
via abc.net.au
Accounting firm KPMG will be hauled before a federal inquiry to answer further questions about why one of its former employees stored printed copies of confidential Lendlease board documents in her locker and shared them with her colleagues to win audit contracts. -
KPMG says its conduct over whistleblower complaint was 'unacceptable'
via abc.net.au
Accounting firm KPMG is expected to be hauled before a federal inquiry to answer further questions about why one of its former employees stored printed copies of confidential Lendlease board documents in her locker and shared them with her colleagues to win audit contracts. -
OPINION: government's Karratha refinery study a missed opportunity for biofuels
OPINION: WA is already one of the world's largest growers of fuel feedstock, but we do not use it. That is where state and federal funding should be directed. -
Renewable-powered aluminium smelter snubbed for green energy funding
via abc.net.au
Further doubt has been cast over the future of an aluminium smelter in Tasmania's north-east after a federal MP said it would not be eligible for a green energy scheme. -
Vysarn announces second major water acquisition
Perth-based Vysarn is raising $65.3 million to help fund the acquisition of local firm Welltech, just weeks after completing another acquisition in the water services industry. -
Fallen SAS hero honoured by Rinehart housing project
The second apartment building refurbished to house Australian defence services veterans has been opened in Western Australia. -
'Too high': RBA rates warning as inflation fears flare
The Reserve Bank governor says interest rates may need to go higher, as Australia's weak productivity problem locks households in for lower living standards. -
Duratec secures $70m in contracts
Duratec's operational versatility has continued on the back of booking a series of contracts across multiple sectors. -
Reserve Bank governor warns world facing increased supply shocks
via abc.net.au
The Reserve Bank governor says the world has become more shock-prone in recent years, and the latest oil spike is a complication for the central bank's monetary policy. -
Housing market eased 'more than anticipated', RBA says
via abc.net.au
The Reserve Bank governor says the world has become more shock-prone in recent years, and the latest oil spike is a complication for the central bank's monetary policy. -
'Straight to the pool room': Film classic The Castle goes onstage
via abc.net.au
The feature film responsible for Australian sayings such as ''Tell him he's dreaming'' is being launched as a stage production. -
'Straight to the pool room': Film classic The Castle goes on stage
via abc.net.au
The feature film responsible for Australian sayings such as ''Tell him he's dreaming'' is being launched as a stage production.
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