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Early exit for coal as NEM prepares for renewable future
via abc.net.au
Coal-fired power generators are expected to shut down nearly three times faster than previously anticipated and exit the NEM entirely by 2043, according to an updated plan that follows widespread consultation with the sector. -
Get a Grip buys ASX-listed tyre firm's WA business for $3.7m
A WA tyre retailer has scooped up a suite of stressed WA assets for $3.7 million from an ASX-listed rival. -
Liontown shares slide on soft quarter
Shares in underground lithium miner Liontown slid on softer-than-expected results as a major investment call awaits on an expansion of its Goldfields operation. -
Investors gave Capital Guard $17 million for a bond scheme that didn't exist
via abc.net.au
Everyday Australians who invested their retirement savings and inheritances with a wealth management company fear they have lost everything after the company's licence was cancelled for selling bank bonds that didn’t exist. -
Investor swindled into buying $750,000 of corporate bonds that never existed
via abc.net.au
Everyday Australians who invested their retirement savings and inheritances with a wealth management company fear they have lost everything after the company's licence was cancelled for selling bank bonds that didn’t exist. -
How a wealth management firm swindled older Australians
via abc.net.au
Everyday Australians who invested their retirement savings and inheritances with a wealth management company fear they have lost everything after the company's licence was cancelled for selling bank bonds that didn’t exist. -
Shares soar as inflation surprise staves off rate hike
Australia's share market has surged to its highest value in almost four months, as investors dismissed an August interest rate rise after inflation undercut forecasts. -
Council backs Esperance sculpture trail
A FORM-led sculpture trail intended to become regional WA's next tourism drawcard has been endorsed by the Shire of Esperance. -
Taiwan to stop buying PNG gas on spot market over 'One China' spat
via abc.net.au
Taiwan suspends some liquefied natural gas purchases from Papua New Guinea as part of an escalating diplomatic dispute over the future of its representative office in Port Moresby. -
At Close of Business podcast July 29 2026
Ella Loneragan speaks with Claire Tyrrell about how stalled projects and a shortage of accommodation is testing WA's tourism ambitions. -
Saturn to raise up to $105m
Saturn Metals has announced its third significant capital raise in just over two years, at it aims to fast-track development at its Apollo Hill gold project in the Eastern Goldfields. -
Opinion: Enthusiasm tempered by experience
OPINION: While founders' age gaps have risks, they also create a more interesting mix of experience. -
Opinion: Mining for positives amid funding threat
OPINION: AI is the hot-button issue for businesses worldwide, and Diggers & Dealers will be no exception. -
Home relocator arrested, claims of owing big sums
A Western Australian house relocator who is being investigated over claims he owes clients more than $1 million has been arrested after allegedly breaching a court order. -
Inflation lower than expected in June but still 'uncomfortably high'
via abc.net.au
Headline inflation was lower than expected in June, and some economists say the Reserve Bank is now unlikely to lift interest rates next month. -
Major shareholder moves on Canyon
An Indian investment conglomerate which owns the bulk of West Perth bauxite aspirant Canyon Resources has sought to buy out of the company at a figure below its recent trading prices. -
Ramelius conscious of ever-changing cost environment
Ramelius Resources boss Mark Zeptner says the goldminer is taking several factors into account regarding the release of its FY27 guidance and outlook to FY30 targets. -
Motorists to lose fuel discount from Monday
via abc.net.au
Drivers will lose the fuel excise discount as planned despite escalating pressure on global oil prices and warnings the world has depleted reserves. -
What belongs in your FOGO bin? Definitely not Ozempic needles
via abc.net.au
A north-west Tasmanian waste management company says it has a $700,000 per year problem, and council ratepayers are picking up the tab. -
Continual Renewables strikes offtake deal for Kwinana renewable fuel refinery
A $465-million, 175-million-litre biorefinery earmarked for Perth's south has struck an offtake deal for nearly three quarters of production. -
Hunter transmission line approved after rerouting around homes, frogs
via abc.net.au
The Hunter Transmission Project will see more than 100 kilometres of large transmission lines built from the NSW Upper Hunter to Lake Macquarie, with the route amended to minimise impacts to private landholders and an endangered frog. -
Australia's biggest gold miner called to help stabilise WA's power issues
via abc.net.au
Australia's biggest gold miner is being asked to carry a bigger load to resolve decades of power capacity and reliability woes on what WA Energy Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson has described as the "largest and most isolated grid in the world". -
Judge slams law firm over delayed $120m payout to sacked Qantas workers
via abc.net.au
Maurice Blackburn Lawyers has been handling a $120 million payout that Qantas agreed to pay its illegally sacked workers in 2024, with a judge rebuking the delayed compensation. -
Judge slams law firm over delayed $120m payout to sacked Qantas staff
via abc.net.au
Maurice Blackburn Lawyers has been handling a $120 million payout that Qantas agreed to pay its illegally sacked workers in 2024, with a judge rebuking the delayed compensation. -
Without more oil a new refinery makes no sense
via abc.net.au
Experts say a new refinery would still need to use imported oil and question how it would be competitive. -
Without more oil, a new refinery makes no sense
via abc.net.au
Experts say a new refinery would need to use imported oil and question how it would be competitive. -
How much are you prepared to pay for fuel security?
via abc.net.au
Experts say a new refinery would need to use imported oil and question how it would be competitive. -
MinRes beats iron ore, lithium targets
Mineral Resources has achieved or beaten guidance targets across its iron ore, mining services and lithium divisions, while lifting its liquidity to $2.4 billion. -
Fuel volatility drives $6b Woodside quarter
Woodside Energy enjoyed a 28 per cent revenue bump last quarter, as global energy market turmoil pushed prices for its uncontracted products higher. -
Council limits fence height for Goyders’ $17m Peppermint Grove house
Mining executive Tim Goyder's plan to fence off his $17 million Peppermint Grove home has sparked a discussion on security at a western suburbs council.
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