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DFD Rhodes posts slightly weaker result with $86m profit
It has been softer year for DFD Rhodes after bumper profits in recent years, with the family office reporting an $86 million profit largely on the back of iron ore royalties. -
Panel approves $10m project on Fast Eddys site
A multi-million-dollar development has been approved for the Fast Eddys site in the CBD, about seven years since the 24-hour restaurant closed. -
Broken Hill Gold turns up heat on deeper SA gold-copper hunt
via smh.com.au
Broken Hill Gold has stepped up its White Dam sulphide hunt in SA, deploying major geophysics and a second drill rig to chase deeper gold-copper targets well beyond Icebreaker. -
Sarytogan lands second massive 318m Kazakh copper hit
via smh.com.au
Sarytogan Graphite has hit a 318m-long intersection with alteration and copper-bearing veins from surface in Kazakhstan,hinting it may be close to the heart of a porphyry. -
Macca’s meals and Macbooks: How Australians are getting whacked by inflation
via smh.com.au
Inflation is spreading out from the energy sector into everyday items, keeping prices higher for longer across the economy. -
Maccas meals and Macbooks: How Australians are getting whacked by inflation
via smh.com.au
Inflation is spreading out from the energy sector into everyday items, keeping prices higher for longer across the economy. -
Trump set to explode if his man does his job
via smh.com.au
Kevin Warsh was handpicked by Donald Trump to lead the Fed, but the pair have been on a collision course. Their relationship faces its first true test this week. -
Worker hit by vehicle after pipe blast in underground mine
via abc.net.au
Queensland's independent mining regulator has issued a safety alert after a man was critically injured at a mine. -
Hancock secures stake in White Cliff
Shares in Perth-based junior White Cliff Minerals rose by more than 10 per cent on Tuesday morning, following news of Hancock Prospecting eying off a 13.5 per cent stake in the company. -
Pulling levers of power for the Glory
Perth Glory's new CEO wants to bring good times back to HBF Park. -
Stefanovic told to buy out his business partner or liquidate podcast company
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Lawyers for Karl Stefanovic’s producer Keshnee Ibrahim claim that Stefanovic has run the company in a way that is “oppressive” toward her. -
Business partner accuses Stefanovic of ‘oppressive, unfair, prejudicial’ move to force her out
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Lawyers for Karl Stefanovic’s producer Keshnee Ibrahim claim that Stefanovic has run the company in a way that is “oppressive” toward her. -
ASX slides as banks, miners wobble; tech stocks shrug off AI sell-off on Wall Street
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The Australian sharemarket slipped in early trade on Tuesday, led lower by the big four banks and mining heavyweights following another jump in oil prices. -
Indigenous senator slams Hanson's 'primitive' slur
Northern Territory senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has accused Pauline Hanson of "wilful ignorance" after the One Nation leader labelled Indigenous Australians "the most primitive race on Earth". -
Yamatji traditional owners, Agility plan $2.5b renewable diesel refinery
A $2.5 billion renewable diesel refinery has been earmarked for a site near Geraldton by the region's traditional owners and a Canadian strategic firm. -
Yamatji traditional owners, Agilitas plan $2.5b renewable diesel refinery
A $2.5 billion renewable diesel refinery has been earmarked for a site near Geraldton by the region's traditional owners and a Canadian strategic firm. -
ASX slides, tech stocks weigh on Wall Street; Trump lashes out over ‘SICK conspiracy’ against AI
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The Australian sharemarket has opened lower after artificial-intelligence stocks slid worldwide after leaders of the industry warned a slowdown is needed for the safety of humanity, while oil prices crept higher. -
Wall St slips as calls for AI slowdown hit chip stocks
Wall Street has ended lower, weighed down by losses in Nvidia and other chip makers after top executives in US artificial intelligence companies raised safety concerns and called for a slowdown in the development of AI. -
Riverland men casting aside tools and tractors to work in disability
via abc.net.au
When Brody Thompson finished school, he initially struggled to find a sense of professional purpose until someone suggested he try support work. -
Safety concerns plague Matilda Bay ferry plan
via abc.net.au
An analysis by the WA government finds the scenic and popular Matilda Bay, in Perth's western suburbs, is the safest location for a ferry terminal, just as another commissioned report by an advocacy group says it would put water users at serious risk. -
Row over plan for ferry terminal at Perth's Matilda Bay deepens
via abc.net.au
A WA government-commissioned analysis finds the scenic and popular Matilda Bay is the safest spot for a ferry terminal, just as another report prompted an advocacy group says it would put river users at serious risk. -
Row over location of ferry terminal on Perth's Swan River deepens
via abc.net.au
An analysis by the WA government finds the scenic and popular Matilda Bay is the safest location for a ferry terminal, just as another report commissioned by an advocacy group says it would put water users at serious risk. -
ASX set to slip, tech stocks weigh on Wall Street; Trump lashes out over ‘SICK conspiracy’ against AI
via smh.com.au
Artificial-intelligence stocks are sliding worldwide after leaders of the industry warned a slowdown is needed for the safety of humanity. -
Apple growers fear economic and biosecurity wipeout as US eyes market
via abc.net.au
Australian growers are raising biosecurity concerns as the United States steps closer to exporting apples to the Australian market. -
Whyalla steelworkers 'stubbornly determined' to keep plant going
via abc.net.au
The blast furnace closure has not come as a surprise to locals — workers have been pushing against the odds to get the aging plant back online since April. Now, they're considering what the future holds. -
Data centre company lodges appeal against 'unreasonable' restricted generator use
via abc.net.au
An energy-hungry data centre that received recent council approval to have diesel generators as backup power is now appealing against the "unreasonable" conditions on how they can be used. -
ASX eyes flat start, tech stocks weigh on Wall Street; Trump lashes out over ‘SICK conspiracy’ against AI
via smh.com.au
Artificial-intelligence stocks are sliding worldwide after leaders of the industry warned a slowdown is needed for the safety of humanity. -
ASX eyes flat start, AI stocks weigh on Wall Street after calls for slowdown; Trump lashes out at Anthropic chief
via smh.com.au
Artificial-intelligence stocks are sliding worldwide after leaders of the industry warned a slowdown is needed for the safety of humanity. -
The RBA says Aussies are 'furious' about inflation. Many are angrier with the bank
via abc.net.au
Some of the main drivers of high inflation are supply issues caused by the US-Iran war and American tech giants spending huge amounts on AI, which are not problems a rate hike will solve. -
Hundreds of jobs to go at taxpayer-backed steelworks
via smh.com.au
Hundreds of workers at the collapsed Whyalla steelworks will lose their jobs after the site’s administrators abandoned efforts to restart its ageing blast furnace.
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