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Cost of Maali clash unclear, update on Force support
It is unclear how much of WA taxpayers' money has been used to successfully bid for next season's “Dreamtime at Maali” AFL fixture between Essendon and Richmond on July 4. -
With Jensen Huang under pressure, Nvidia finds itself with no succession plan
Holding the position of co-founder, president and chief executive, Jensen Huang has about 60 executives reporting directly to him and has said himself he does not believe in succession planning. -
Coalmine reopens despite previous owners saying royalties made it unprofitable
A new Queensland company has purchased its fourth Bowen Basin coal mine, employing 275 workers to reopen a coalmine. -
ASX treads water as Nvidia scandal rocks AI sector; Xero soars
The Australian sharemarket has finished little changed amid new uncertainty for global markets, with reports Nvidia is preparing to oust its CEO and founder Jensen Huang. -
Esperance tugs return to Bunbury after Spanish billionaire's acquisition
A tug boat company banished from Bunbury five years ago will make a return of sorts after being bought by a billionaire Spanish family last year. -
Capability X defies AI blues with stellar ASX debut
Capability X has defied weak IPO conditions and global AI stock jitters, surging almost 50% to close at 29c on its ASX debut after raising $12 million to expand its industrial technology. -
Auric pockets $17m for broad WA gold growth
Auric Mining has locked in $17 million to accelerate its WA gold growth strategy, including drilling at its Munda, Union Jack and newly acquired Iron Maiden projects. -
Hunt is on for heir to strange block of land
Could you be the long-lost owner of a 16m by 60cm strip of land in south-east Queensland, whose last known owner was August Thorsborne, a 19th-century businessman and civic leader who died more than 100 years ago? The Department of Transport and Main Roads needs to know. -
Hunt is on for heir of strange block of land
Could you be the long-lost owner of a 16m by 60cm strip of land in south-east Queensland, whose last known owner was August Thorsborne, a 19th-century businessman and civic leader who died more than 100 years ago? The Department of Transport and Main Roads needs to know. -
Grand Final brings in $8m to Freo
Scores are in for the effect of the 2026 AFL Grand Final on Fremantle, with estimates of 88,000 people flocking to the portside city and generating $8 million in economic impact. -
First contracts imminent for $80bn Australian Renewable Energy Hub
The Australian Renewable Energy Hub is expected to cost north of $80 billion to build and contracts for work on the megaproject are due to be released imminently. -
First contracts imminent for $80b Australian Renewable Energy Hub
The Australian Renewable Energy Hub is expected to cost north of $80 billion to build and contracts for work on the megaproject are due to be released imminently. -
Bluerock inks deal with Defence Housing
The North Perth-based developer is set to bring 92 build-to-rent dwellings to Rockingham for defence personnel. -
'Colossal mistake': NAB slammed for $170m underpayment
Payroll failures at National Australia Bank will cost it $169 million after stiffing thousands of workers for more than a decade. -
Commercial rock lobster fisheries closed due to antibiotic trade risk
Commercial rock lobster and dive fisheries in parts of Tasmania's south-east will be closed for three months to "mitigate trade risks" linked to antibiotic use. -
Flagship bags district-scale Chilean copper-gold project
Flagship Minerals secured an option over the district-scale Fortuna Valle copper-gold project in Chile’s prolific Coquimbo region, boasting widespread historical drill hits. -
ANZ boss warns global markets in 'dangerous situation' as interest rates rise
ANZ boss Nuno Matos says he sees a "dangerous situation" of rising rates and frothy equity markets. -
Auric taps investors for up to $20m
Auric Mining's ambition to become a standalone gold producer has taken another step. -
'If they're winning, we're winning': Suppliers on David Jones closures
Some suppliers think a streamlined David Jones could be good news for their sales if it encourages more shoppers into fewer, higher-performing stores. -
David Jones suppliers say store closures could be good news
Some suppliers think a streamlined David Jones could be good news for their sales if it encourages more shoppers into fewer, higher-performing stores. -
Premier's office gave escort order for besieged MP before ugly scenes
The office of Premier Roger Cook has confirmed a staff member told Labor politicians to walk Riverton MP Jagadish Krishnan into parliament on Wednesday, before the escort became a melee when reporters were blocked from asking questions. -
Paladin to raise up to $575m
As it moves to accelerate growth at its Patterson Lake South project in Canada, Paladin Energy has announced a major capital raise. -
Canberra tips $88m into Aukus skills, US-trained workers return to Stirling
The federal government has committed an additional $88 million to expand Australia's nuclear submarine workforce pipeline, launching its updated strategy at HMAS Stirling alongside US Navy attack submarine USS Colorado. -
Train passengers stranded for hours with no aircon, no food and full toilets
Buses have been called in to get passengers home as track repair work continues. -
Want a bigger pay rise? You’re probably making this mistake
The ‘peanut butter raise’ usually gets spread evenly, but there are always a few extra crunchy bits for those who can make the right case. -
State govt unfazed by high RWC ticket prices, sales
The state government is confident Perth matches at next year's Rugby World Cup will be well-attended, despite current high ticket prices and a number of seats still unsold. -
Dalaroo fires up diamond drill hunt for African gold riches
Dalaroo Metals is set to drill its high-grade Bondoukou gold discovery in Côte d’Ivoire, with a rig now mobilising to site to test extensions of an 18m hit grading 7.31 g/t gold. -
'I had to have it': Boag's worker wins auction for last Tasmanian brew
The final Tasmanian-brewed Boag's Red case is sold at auction for $1,300 to a brewery electrician who says it's going straight on display in his lounge room. -
Perth AI safety developer Capability X hits ASX after $12m IPO
Perth AI industrial safety developer Capability X has commenced trading on the ASX following a $12 million initial public offering. -
Miro clears TGA audit ahead of Crohn’s disease trial
Miro Sciences has cleared a TGA manufacturing hurdle for its Crohn’s trial, with the regulator inspecting its partner’s facility ahead of a planned Phase 2 study for its StemSmart cell therapy.
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