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Darwin accountant trades tax for cane toad taxidermy
There are 531 dead cane toads in Darwin resident Mithram Selvaratnam's freezer. The accountant who traded numbers for taxidermy will have some of them wearing Santa hats by Christmas. -
From fleecing fans to 25-hour washer-dryer cycle: Shonky’s top awards named
Virgin Australia, Ticketek, Ticketmaster and Sony are among this year’s winners of the infamous award from consumer advocate CHOICE. -
NXT TEC directors lose $2m investor dispute
Perth building technology company NXT TEC and two of its directors have lost a Supreme Court battle over a $2 million investment. -
NXT TEC and its directors lose $2m investor dispute
Perth building technology company NXT TEC and two of its directors have lost a Supreme Court battle over a $2 million investment. -
Share market ends higher after 'no-surprise' rate hike
The Australian stock market ended higher as hopes rose that the central bank might hold off from raising interest rates again anytime soon, after engineering its fifth move this year. -
ATO fails to join Allen Caratti, liquidators row
The ATO has been barred from becoming an interested party to legal proceedings between Allen Caratti and his companies' liquidators, in a dispute over $71 million in liabilities. -
Andrawes steps down as Football West chair
Long-serving Football West chair Sherif Andrawes may be departing his role, however will not be lost to the world game moving forward. -
Car slams through supermarket wall 'like a sonic boom'
CCTV shows the moment the owner of a supermarket in Adelaide's western suburbs narrowly avoided injury when a car reversed through the wall of the building, sending shelving and stock flying. -
PearlBone set for US sales after clearing FDA
A bone substitute manufactured from Kimberley pearls could soon be used across American hospitals, after the US Food and Drug Administration approved the technology. -
Yued people strike deal for $4om Parron Maam Marang Wind Farm camp
A 300-bed workforce camp will be developed on Noongar Land Estate land under a deal struck between traditional owners, a wind farm developer, and trustee. -
Shell plots $2b North West Shelf exit
Oil and gas supermajor Shell will sell its 16.67 stake in the Woodside Energy-run North West Shelf joint venture for $2 billion to Abu Dhabi's state-owned national oil company, but the Perth-based operator retains a right to pre-empt the deal. -
Bulk carrier refuelled with ammonia at Port Hedland in Australia-first
A bulk carrier has been refuelled with ammonia for the first time in Australia off the coast of Port Hedland. -
Chalmers promises to be 'helpful' on inflation but rejects blame for rate hike
Treasurer Jim Chalmers seizes on weak public demand figures to argue his government is not to blame after a widely expected interest rate hike. -
ASX finishes higher on RBA day; retailers and airlines soar, oil stocks slide
The Australian sharemarket finished its session higher after the Reserve Bank - as expected - raised interest rates to an 18-year record but signalled a wait-and-see approach to further tightening. -
Opinion: World watching merger moves
OPINION: The university merger could leave overseas students thinking twice. -
Matsa, Blue Cap duel over Devon gold mine deed
Matsa Resources and Blue Cap Mining continues a tug of war over the Devon gold mine, which involves a claim of debts of more than $67 million. -
King, PM board Forrest’s ship for conservation plan
King Charles and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese have boarded billionaire Andrew Forrest's ship for the launch of a global conservation initiative. -
Victorian farmers blindsided by approval of 155-turbine wind farm ahead of election
A controversial 155-turbine wind farm has been approved in Victoria's north, just one day before the state government enters caretaker mode. -
Farmers blindsided by approval of 155-turbine wind farm ahead of election
A controversial 155-turbine wind farm has been approved in Victoria's north, just one day before the state government enters caretaker mode. -
WA business high-flyers win Melbourne Cup
Members of Perth's business elite, Michael Anghie and Nigel Satterley, are among the owners of Melbourne Cup winner Point of Law, who collectively pocketed more than $4 million. -
Hope for house hunters amid slump as realtor warns optimism premature
House hunters like Vanessa Bray finally feel like they may have a fighting chance of securing a home amid a slump in property prices, while an industry insider warns this optimism may be premature. -
Glimmer of hope as CBA predicts Perth home prices to plummet 18 per cent
House hunters like Vanessa Bray finally feel like they may have a fighting chance of securing a home amid a slump in property prices, while an industry insider warns this optimism may be premature. -
Despair turns to hope for single mum on house hunting mission
House hunters like Vanessa Bray finally feel like they may have a fighting chance of securing a home amid a slump in property prices, while an industry insider warns this optimism may be premature. -
WA Glass volumes surge 50pc following Containers for Change expansion
Western Australia's sole dedicated glass recycling facility has recorded a surge in processed volumes of up to 50 per cent following the state government's inclusion of wine and spirit bottles in the Containers for Change scheme. -
Journalist denies 'profit motive' for running Alan Jones stories
Walkley Award-winning journalist Kate McClymont spoke with three of the five complainants in the Alan Jones trial, which initially sparked a police investigation into the former radio broadcaster. -
Scitech, Minderoo launch $3.5m oceans exhibit
Scitech has partnered with Andrew and Nicola Forrest's Minderoo Foundation to launch a new interactive exhibition showcasing WA's cutting-edge marine technology and ocean conservation science to the world. -
New wealth network helps women manage their family fortune
With trillions of dollars set to pass down through the generations, a new women-only wealth network has warned many women who stand to inherit the family fortune lack the financial education to manage it properly. -
Man’s TikTok complaint about builder ends up costing $1m
The staggering sum came after a series of court rulings went from bad to worse for Gurvinderpal Singh, who had wanted a home built. -
Waste-to-gold project Sircel costs Burts $25m
It might be small change for a billionaire descendent of iron ore magnate Peter Wright, but the loss of up to $25 million on a technology play offers a salient lesson for others. -
Como's Mount Henry Tavern sold for $14m to LocalsCo
Mount Henry Tavern has changed hands for the second time in 12 months, with local operator Golden Hotels offloading the Como property for $14 million.
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