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'Every second house is getting a roof': Scale of hail surprised insurers, homeowners left waiting
via abc.net.au
Roofing businesses say there is still years of work in the pipeline re-roofing central Queensland homes with hail damage, even as businesses from across Australia flock to capitalise on the disaster. -
Live: ASX set to edge higher after Nvidia-fuelled Wall Street rally
via abc.net.au
Australian shares are set to tick higher after tech giant Nvidia drove a rally in US technology stocks. Follow the day's events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. -
Household waste could make for sweeter tomatoes
via abc.net.au
Research has found that the flavour and aroma of tomatoes improve when compost made from food and garden organics is added to the soil. -
'Booming' gold mining, gas fracking key in plan to reverse NT's $11b debt
via abc.net.au
Northern Territory Treasurer Bill Yan says the government is turning the tide on the Territory's $11 billion debt, supported by progress on major projects including Beetaloo Basin gas and a number of gold and lithium mines.
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ASX set to edge up, Wall Street gets AI boost; Virgin, Harvey Norman results ahead
via smh.com.au
Technology stocks are leading Wall Street after Nvidia, Salesforce and others reported even fatter profits for the spring than analysts expected. -
Should I have pushed back against my boss’s terrible idea?
via smh.com.au
The reason everyone except one brave soul stayed quiet in the meeting seems to me a problem of the culture of your workplace. -
Student digs changes hands for $440,000 a bed
via smh.com.au
Each bed in an eight-storey student accommodation building in the inner-city university precinct of Chippendale cost its buyer $440,000. -
Politics, footy and fans: True-blue historic Carlton pubs for sale
via smh.com.au
Two pubs entwined with Melbourne’s sporting and political lore are on the market. -
I shopped at Costco to save money. Here’s what I learnt
via smh.com.au
A kilogram of blueberries is reasonable, but a kilogram of spinach? Maybe not ... and knowing your prices is the key to snagging a bargain. -
Billionaire brings former Gold Walkley winner back from the cold
via smh.com.au
Judith Neilson promised $100 million to journalism in 2018, but after a series of ructions it went all but dormant for years. Now it’s coming back. -
Aviation enthusiasts fight plan to sell off the birthplace of RAAF
via abc.net.au
There are calls for RAAF Base Point Cook, in Melbourne's south-west, to be placed in a community trust rather than sold to private investors. -
New testing of black market peptides reveals high-dose risk
via abc.net.au
A chemical testing lab begins testing unapproved peptides as demand for the products booms on social media. -
New testing of black-market peptides reveals high-dose risk
via abc.net.au
A chemical testing lab begins testing unapproved peptides as demand for the products booms on social media. -
David vs Bunnings: Mitre 10 franchisee wins crucial legal costs case
via abc.net.au
A Mitre 10 franchisee has won a crucial legal costs fight against Bunnings, allowing him to take on a high-stakes case to try and stop the hardware giant opening up next door to his Queensland store. -
WA providers, govt chime in on Senate’s Support at Home inquiry
The state's Department of Health and some of its largest aged care providers have weighed in on the Senate inquiry into the federal government's controversial Support At Home program. -
Cook confident WA will be exempt from national gas policy
Premier Roger Cook is confident of winning a carve-out for Western Australia when the federal government settles on its domestic gas reservation policy. -
Australian shares slide as rate-hike fears mount
Australia's share market has posted its worst day since early June after three of the big four banks warned interest rate hikes could come sooner than expected. -
At Close of Business Podcast August 27 2026
Isabel Vieira and Sam Jones discuss a spate of lithium mine restarts and expansions. -
ASX slumps on rate hike calls; Qantas lifts, Wesfarmers, Sigma slump
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket had its biggest drop in 12 weeks as bets firmed for another interest rate rise as early as next month. -
Qantas boss says air traffic delays at Sydney Airport ‘not OK’
via smh.com.au
The company said its fuel bill jumped by more than $600 million while chief Vanessa Hudson defended Jetstar’s decision to begin charging for priority access to overhead bins. -
Emerald net profit up 196pc
Although it narrowly fell short of reaching its FY26 annual production guidance, Emerald Resources has benefited from record gold prices. -
Critical Resources taps CSIRO for battery tech scale-up
via smh.com.au
Critical Resources has teamed up with CSIRO to optimise its unique dry deposition battery manufacturing process, aiming to de-risk the technology for upscaling. -
Barkly drills for scale at NT rare earths play
via smh.com.au
Barkly Rare Earths has so far drilled 1000m across 45 holes in its NT rare earths campaign as it chases resource growth beyond its existing 40Mt base, with assays looming. -
Opinion: Retailers facing a crisis of confidence
OPINION: Big retailers' struggles reflect the broader disquiet among investors and households. -
Opinion: AI exacerbates the technician trap
OPINION: The hardest part of business is seeing if anyone actually wants what you are making. -
Diversification drives lithium restarts
Lithium operators have moved in unison to restart mines and resume expansions as spodumene prices hold. -
Commission extends $320m Ocean Beach Hotel revamp deadline
The state's peak planning body has granted Ocean Beach Hotel proprietor Stan Quinlivan and project partner Edge Visionary three more years to redevelop the Cottesloe asset. -
Broken Hill Gold opens door on major SA copper-gold system
via smh.com.au
Broken Hill Gold has hit more wide, shallow gold-copper at Icebreaker in SA, with a standout 28m at 2.4g/t gold and 0.7 per cent copper, strengthening its major discovery. -
Perth men charged over alleged cybercrime links
Two Perth men have been charged over their alleged involvement with a cybercriminal group linked to breaches of over 1000 organisations, including the European Commission. -
Hedge fund boss Phil King to step down
via smh.com.au
Regal Partners chief investment officer Phil King reflects on shorting CBA shares, artificial intellgence risks and what's wrong with our tax system.
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