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CTI Logistics in $24m Welshpool site grab
The ASX-listed logistics and transport services company has announced it is set to purchase a 2.7-hectare site in the tightly held industrial suburb of Welshpool, looking to relocate its interstate transport business after redeveloping the land. -
Aussie shares fall as CommBank, miners drag on market
Australia's share market has fallen for a second session, as a handful of soft earnings results and a sell-down in Commonwealth Bank and mining stocks dragged on the exchange. -
At Close of Business podcast August 13 2026
Ella Loneragan and Nadia Budihardjo discuss new developments at the Blue Room Theatre. -
From petri dish to patient:biotech’s formidable obstacle course
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Bulls N’ Bears follows a biotech breakthrough from the laboratory to the patient and examines how Australian companies are negotiating the hurdles along the way. -
Opinion: Political courage needed on housing
OPINION: It's time everybody faced up to a simple reality about Australia's housing affordability crisis. -
Finbar’s $94m West Leederville apartments approved
Finbar is one step closer to building a $94 million apartment development in West Leederville after an assessment panel's tick of approval. -
Murdoch left Melbourne Storm to a betting entrepreneur. What a howler
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That a Swedish private equity firm is now cued up as a likely buyer for the NRL team marks a new era in the commercial coming-of-age for Australian sport. -
AI boom a copper boon, not a bust
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The rise of AI is driving a huge new demand for copper to power its energy-hungry data centres, despite the increasing use of fibre optics to carry data. -
Monadelphous books contracts worth $110m
Zoran Bebic-led Monadelphous has secured a suite of construction and maintenance-based contracts across multiple sectors. -
McCarthy to depart as Falcons CEO
Change across senior leadership management positions throughout WA's football industry has continued. -
Pentagon praises Australia's post-Aukus review execution
The Pentagon's top policy official says Australia is successfully executing its post-AUKUS review roadmap, pointing to WA's SRF-West as a standout example of the work being done. -
Proteomics secures Australian patent for endometriosis test
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Proteomics International has locked in a key Australian patent for its PromarkerEndo test, a significant step in its global commercialisation strategy for the endometriosis diagnostic. -
OPINION: New minister must change course on WA’s water security
OPINION: Water security is one of the most important long-term challenges facing Western Australia, and it will only become more critical as our population, economy and industries continue to grow. -
Vic inquiry supports building-integrated solar power for apartments
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A recent Victorian parliamentary inquiry has given the nod to the use of solar photovoltaics in apartment buildings, citing evidence provided by ClearVue Technologies -
Vic inquiry backs solar glass for apartment energy, cites ClearVue evidence
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A recent Victorian parliamentary inquiry has given the nod to the use of solar photovoltaics in apartment buildings, citing evidence provided by ClearVue Technologies -
$2.5b Tomago Aluminium bailout saves jobs but hits taxpayers
via abc.net.au
The federal opposition has described the deal as a net zero "failure", while the Greens want the government to own a stake in the smelter. -
NeuroScientific locks in key US FDA meeting
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NeuroScientific has locked in a key meeting with the US FDA for its StemSmart technology aimed at treating refractory Crohn’s disease in a planned Phase 2 trial. -
Northern Star picks former Wesfarmers exec for board
Northern Star Resources has appointed former Wesfarmers and Jetstar executive Terry Bowen to its under-fire board amid growing agitation for upheaval at the goldminer. -
Alan Jones's defence team accused of trying to 'intimidate' witness
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The broadcaster's defence team has been accused of trying to "intimidate" a witness by a prosecutor during a heated exchange in Alan Jones's indecent assault trial in Sydney. -
Alan Jones complainant's ex quizzed over 'look after you' text
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The broadcaster's defence team has been accused of trying to "intimidate" a witness by a prosecutor during a heated exchange in Alan Jones's indecent assault trial in Sydney. -
Cartoonists fear for industry with rise of AI-generated illustrations
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AI-generated illustrations published in Australian newspapers have raised fears about the future of the cartooning industry, which one artist says is "shrinking dramatically". -
It might terrify Gen Z, but the humble phone call is a wonderful thing
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Many people now use their phones for everything except speaking to each other, and baulk at the idea of it ever ringing. -
Macmahon extends NSW push
Michael Finnegan-led Macmahon Holdings has continued its push into New South Wales, after securing a roadworks-based early works contract. -
Laurence Escalante, VGW chased for up to $60m over alleged contract breach
Perth-based financial services players have launched legal action against Laurence Escalante and VGW Holdings, chasing up to $60 million over an alleged breach of contract. -
‘Taking control’: Penfolds cracks down on Chinese grey market amid $1.1b loss
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The wine giant is getting out of cheap wine, doubling down on Penfolds’ status as a luxury brand, and trying to figure out what to do with its US business. -
Penfolds maker cracks down on Chinese grey market amid $1.1b loss
via smh.com.au
The wine giant is getting out of cheap wine, doubling down on Penfolds’ status as a luxury brand, while trying to figure out what to do with its struggling US business. -
Patent granted over game-changer Endometriosis diagnostic test
A non-invasive test for Endometriosis developed by a Perth company, which can detect the disease with 99.7 per cent accuracy, has been granted an Australian patent. -
Hyperion to deploy 'factory-in-a-box' to Timor-Leste
Plastic waste in Timor-Leste will be used to build public infrastructure, after Perth-based Hyperion Systems moved to deploy its 'factory-in-a-box' overseas for the first time. -
Wall Street is about to sell AI bonds. What could go wrong?
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A group of heavyweight Wall Street firms has teamed with Nvidia to financially engineer a more than $700 billion funding pool for AI chips. -
‘Alarm bells ringing’: You can soon pay for a coffee with your face. Should you?
via smh.com.au
An eftpos operator is rolling out new payment terminals that can identify you through your face or hands.
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