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Corporate cop makes explosive claims about former Super Retail boss’ ‘intimate’ relationship
ASIC claims the retailer’s former boss pleaded with his ex-wife to keep quiet about the secret workplace relationship which led to his sacking and a lawsuit alleging he misled the market. -
Restaurateurs fend off fake online review 'extortion' attempt
The owners of a Mexican restaurant in Adelaide noticed their Google review rating had fallen, and shortly afterwards started receiving emails from a company offering to remove poor reviews — for a price. -
Australians priced out of comfortable retirement call for higher pension
Many older Australians are struggling with rising living costs, housing expenses and healthcare bills, leaving them unable to enjoy the retirement they planned for. -
Sydney's new metro stations open after two years of disruption
Public transport enthusiasts, early commuters, politicians and other officials were aboard the first 13-kilometre passenger service from Bankstown to Sydenham that pulled in at 4:31am. -
ASX set to edge up, Alphabet’s plunge weighs down Wall Street ; ECB chief Lagarde resigns
A potentially historic drop for Alphabet’s stock is dragging the US market lower after the company behind Google and YouTube reported weaker growth than analysts expected. -
Our OH&S officer is on a power trip. How do we make them stop?
I can see how frustrating, and sometimes offensive, this person’s behaviour is. But there might be a hidden reason for it. -
Warnings of blackouts and lives at risk over power pay struggle
The Australian Energy Market Operator is responsible for keeping the lights on, but many workers are in revolt over pay negotiations. -
Sydney’s classic Roseville Cinema will stay open and independent after $8m sale
The brothers behind Queensland-based picture theatre business Five Star Cinemas purchased the historic venue. -
One of Melbourne’s most lucrative pokie pubs has a $60m plus price tag
The Bundoora Hotel’s 96 gaming machines swallowed $26.22 million from punters last financial year. -
‘Just try me’: The text messages that sparked News24’s on-air clash
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I jumped into a driverless car in the US. Here’s how they could hit Australia
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Coles sacked a worker for grabbing a shoplifter. As a lawyer, here’s why it was the right call
When I worked at a suburban Woolworths I saw outrageous theft. The store managers would tackle thieves to the ground in the car park. -
The oil market should brace for a forever stalemate in Iran
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Businesses hoping for 'salvation' from Sydney's new metro line
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Alcoa ordered to stay further away from Perth's drinking water supply
US mining giant Alcoa is being ordered to move its operations further away from Perth's drinking water sources amid heated debate about the potential impact its bauxite mining is having on waterways. -
Alcoa ordered to stay away from Perth's drinking water supply
US mining giant Alcoa is being ordered to move its operations further away from Perth's drinking water sources amid heated debate about the potential impact its bauxite mining is having on waterways. -
Woodside to sell Louisiana LNG to Qatar
Woodside Energy has struck a deal to sell LNG from its in-development Louisiana project to QatarEnergy for two decades. -
Curtin releases its latest takedown of govt's uni merger plan
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Resolute to finish year strong: Eger
Resolute Mining boss Chris Eger is confident the goldminer will finish the year strong, despite recent challenges within its operations in Mali. -
Perron results slowed by motor vehicle sales
Lower car sales have set back private conglomerate Perron Group's 2026 result, with net profit down 18 per cent for the past financial year, although dividends to a related charity rose steeply. -
Banks, energy stocks lead Aussie market higher
Australia's share market is tracking towards a positive week, as resurgent bank stocks and an easing oil price outweigh soft results from the retail sector. -
Investor sues partner for trespass of $6m home
A Perth investor has launched legal action to oust his partner out of his $5.9 million Watermans Bay home. -
Entrepreneur sues partner for trespass of $6m home
A Perth tech entrepreneur has launched legal action to oust his partner out of his $5.9 million Watermans Bay home. -
Riverton MP Jags Krishnan in $1m loan dispute, alleges defamation
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At Close of Business podcast October 29 2026
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EPA to assess $700m Kwinana gas plant
The Environmental Protection Authority will look at a Synergy proposal to build a new, $700 million gas-fired power facility on the site of the former Kwinana power station. -
Tweaks could soften backpacker visa blow to regions
The spread of backpacker visa holders across regions and years may be tweaked following discussions between WA Premier Roger Cook and Immigration Minister Tony Burke. -
ASX rises after Fed keeps rates on hold; Star shares jump, retailers slump
The Australian sharemarket had a strong session on the back of a positive lead from Wall Street after the Federal Reserve kept interest rates on hold. -
Review: North 54 and the art of cohesion
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Chaney reflects on 43 years at Wesfarmers
Traits like logical, incremental and satisfactory may not seem the keys to corporate success but Michael Chaney says they explain why Wesfarmers has outperformed every other ASX company.
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