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‘Classic pub punch’ costs man his job after trading slurs with colleague
via smh.com.au
The man, who claimed his colleague was swearing about other employees and offending him as a Christian, was found to have responded disproportionately. -
Opinion: Retailers facing a crisis of confidence
OPINION: Big retailers' struggles reflect the broader disquiet among investors and households. -
Opinion: AI exacerbates the technician trap
OPINION: The hardest part of business is seeing if anyone actually wants what you are making. -
Commission extends $320m Ocean Beach Hotel revamp deadline
The state's peak planning body has granted Ocean Beach Hotel proprietor Stan Quinlivan and project partner Edge Visionary three more years to redevelop the Cottesloe asset. -
Broken Hill Gold opens door on major SA copper-gold system
via smh.com.au
Broken Hill Gold has hit more wide, shallow gold-copper at Icebreaker in SA, with a standout 28m at 2.4g/t gold and 0.7 per cent copper, strengthening its major discovery. -
Hedge fund boss Phil King to step down
via smh.com.au
Regal Partners chief investment officer Phil King reflects on shorting CBA shares, artificial intellgence risks and what's wrong with our tax system. -
From zero to $21 billion: Kingmaker’s exit is the end of an era for markets
via smh.com.au
When Phil King founded fund management firm Regal 20 years ago he wasn’t looking to invest for others. But people soon came knocking at his door. -
Forrestania inks $145m mining contract for WA gold hub
via smh.com.au
Forrestania has inked a $145m mining deal as the company’s Lake Johnston processing hub continues to take shape, fast-tracking its WA gold production ambitions. -
Parents worry kids will inherit climate impact of coal mine extension
via abc.net.au
More than 1,500 jobs hang in the balance as the NSW Independent Planning Commission considers extending the life of a Hunter Valley coal mine by 19 years, but some say climate concerns should be the focus. -
IGO back in the black with $145m profit
Greenbushes co-owner IGO has swung back into the black with a $145 million profit, as improved lithium prices aid its earnings while it navigates challenges at the South West mine. -
The secret skill to getting what you actually want at work
via smh.com.au
Whenever someone opens their month at work, there’s usually an unspoken negotiation taking place, and that’s easy to forget. -
Labor, Greens coming for your prosperity: Rinehart
Billionaire Gina Rinehart has used a speech to the Bush Summit in New South Wales to accuse the Labor and Greens parties of being “held together” by “an appetite for your money”. -
Austal to add 500 WA roles in defence drive
Henderson-based shipbuilder Austal has launched a campaign to hire 500 new workers over the next twelve months, as work ramps up on the firm's landing craft shipbuilding programs. -
Raiz swings to first-ever $3.5m profit as funds top $2.3B
via smh.com.au
Fintech Raiz Invest has posted a maiden $3.5m net profit for FY26, with revenue climbing 21.4% to $29.2m and funds under management surging 27.5% to $2.32B. -
CEO, yacht club clash over speeding claim
A mining executive wants to sue his yacht club after the Dalkeith-based association revoked his membership amid allegations he was speeding in a 72-foot sunseeker boat. -
Golden year across the board for Capricorn
Capricorn Metals chair Mark Clark says the company is ideally placed as it moves to the next phase of growth.The comments come following the release of the goldminer's FY26 results on Thursday, which included record underlying net profit, revenue and underlying EBITDA. -
Centuria with 32pc profit drop, CEO changes
The property fund has reported a drop in NPAT and an increase in its operating earnings, while it switches from its joint CEO model. -
'Devastating blow' as Bathla Group seeks $20m to keep building for five weeks
via abc.net.au
Bathla Group's collapse leaves buyers and builders waiting for answers. -
Bathla Group seeks $20m to keep building for five weeks
via abc.net.au
Bathla Group's collapse leaves buyers and builders waiting for answers. -
Greens MP demands apology over antisemitic accusation
A legal fight is brewing between Nationals MP Lachlan Hunter and Greens MP Sophie McNeill over comments made following a “friends of Palestine” event held in Western Australia's parliament. -
Doctors' aid group rebukes Michael Levitt over Wall of Tears criticism
A group of doctors has rebuked colleague and Jewish faith leader Michael Levitt over his criticism of a Palestinian aid fundraiser they helped bring to Western Australia. -
Remote truckers back on the road after safety concerns
via abc.net.au
A major outback transport company sidelined over compliance and safety issues is back on the road after the peak heavy vehicle regulator said it had agreed to address its concerns. -
Moonlight copper hits add muscle to QLD gold story
via smh.com.au
Moonlight Resources has reawakened the historic Peak Downs copper field in Queensland with wide drill hits from surface, strengthening the case for a potential resource. -
Copper, overseas growth on Mineral Resources' radar
Mineral Resources is planning growth overseas and a foray into copper to latch onto booming demand for the red metal. -
Kmart to open more K Home stores as Anko rolls out across Asia
via smh.com.au
Wesfarmers chief Rob Scott said there’s more work to do before Kmart opens new furniture- and homewares-only stores. -
Viking clears US hurdle for 900t Nevada tungsten sample
via smh.com.au
Viking Mines has secured US approval for a 907-tonne bulk sample at its Linka tungsten project in Nevada, a key step towards offtake deals in a hot market. -
Greatland makes $862m at Telfer, Havieron development underway
Telfer mine owner Greatland Resources generated an $862 million post-tax net profit from its first full year of mining, covering the entire cost of its 2024 deal for the asset. -
ASX slips on rate hike calls; Qantas gains, Sigma slumps
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket extended its declines in early afternoon on yet another busy earnings day, with Qantas and Wesfarmers among those reporting their results. -
ASX slips in early trade on rate hike calls; Qantas gains, Sigma slumps
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket dipped in early trade on yet another busy earnings season day, with Qantas and Wesfarmers among those having reporting their results. -
Resources, Aukus spur strong results for marine contractors
Mining maintenance, offshore subsea work, and a surge in defence contracts have powered full-year results for three of WA's key industrial and marine specialists.
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