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Flagship tables huge Thai tungsten target
via smh.com.au
Flagship Minerals has outlined a monster 40Mt high-grade tungsten exploration target at Khao Soon in southern Thailand, adding serious scale to its global portfolio. -
Cash discounts and refunds: Your card surcharge ban cheat sheet
via smh.com.au
What’s changing, what businesses can and can’t display, how to get a discount or a refund, and more. Here’s everything you need to know about the new regime. -
Chironix inks $13.6m US Navy deal
Perth-based engineering firm Chironix has inked a $13.6 million deal with the US Navy to develop technology that helps autonomous vehicles safely evacuate injured personnel from the battlefield. -
Carbon reduction a whole-of life concern
Sustainable developments in Perth and London highlight the nuances of low-carbon design. -
Ex-Shire of East Pilbara senior officer’s conduct corrupt, CCC finds
The anti-corruption watchdog has found serious misconduct over almost $12 million of local government spending after an investigation into a shire senior officer. -
Westcott backs Woodside-Dockers deal despite backlash
Woodside Energy chief executive Liz Westcott has doubled down on the oil and gas giant's commitment to sponsoring the Fremantle Dockers, despite mounting backlash against the 15-year-long deal. -
Aura appoints new president, focus on Tiris
Fremantle-based Aura Energy has made a series of key appointments in order to accelerate progression at its Tiris uranium project in Mauritania. -
Great Southern Seafoods progresses $5.5m Albany foreshore hospitality plan
An Albany marina retail and hospitality development to be built by Great Southern Seafoods is close to getting the green light after project hurdles and construction cost hikes. -
Lindian powers up Malawi rare earths as production looms
via smh.com.au
Lindian Resources has switched on grid power at its Malawian rare earths project, hitting a key milestone ahead of schedule and under budget. -
Businesses fear visa changes to backpacker visas will make staffing harder
via abc.net.au
Businesses in remote Western Australia's north are nervous about their future workforce after changes to backpacker entitlements. -
Trump’s war on the world faces a lethal blow
via smh.com.au
Donald Trump’s latest attempt to create a global tariff regime is being tested by the same panel of judges that deemed his previous attempts illegal. He may have to start again. -
Donald Trump’s war on the world faces a lethal blow
via smh.com.au
The US president’s latest attempt to create a global tariff regime is being tested by the same panel of judges that deemed his previous attempts illegal. He may have to start again. -
Stoush erupts over claims proposed procurement rules are 'rigged'
Employers and worker representatives have clashed over claims proposed changes to Commonwealth procurement rules are rigged to favour unions. -
RBA relaxed about housing downturn, deeply worried by AI and bonds
via abc.net.au
Despite Australia's rapid housing downturn, which threatens to be the worst in decades, the Reserve Bank believes the main threats to the nation's financial stability come from overseas. -
CBA commits to cash and will keep hundreds of regional branches open until 2030
via smh.com.au
The two pledges come as foot traffic to branches and cash usage by Australians continues to fall. -
Buzzard iron ore mine dispute leaves workers in limbo
via abc.net.au
About 200 workers at an iron ore mine in SA's far north are facing uncertain futures amid a financial dispute between the project's owner and a major on-site contractor, the ABC understands. -
Job cut fears at one of Australia's largest toilet roll manufacturers
via abc.net.au
Dozens of jobs could be lost at one of Australia's largest paper mills as new owner Arbex flags a "transformation project" aimed at keeping the business sustainable. -
Three experts appointed to lead SA's Royal Commission into AI
via abc.net.au
Three experts leading South Australia's Royal Commission into Artificial Intelligence will begin their work today amid the "rapid pace" of changes the technology is already bringing to the workforce. -
Breaking: Three experts appointed to lead SA's Royal Commission into AI
via abc.net.au
South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas has appointed former federal court judge Dr Iain Ross AO to lead a royal commission into artificial intelligence alongside experts Kate Pounder and Christopher Manning. -
Corporate tax players revealed after $8b drop
Australia's mining, energy and water industries continue to pay the lion's share of corporate tax despite low commodity prices contributing to a more than $8 billion drop in total takings for the Australian Tax Office. -
ASX falls across the board as Wall Street slumps late
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket has fallen sharply at the open after Wall Street fell as it contended with the downside of a US economy that keeps powering through its many challenges. -
Ampol buys huge Australian EV charging network in $225m deal
via smh.com.au
Australia’s top petrol and diesel supplier has raised its bet on the shift to EVs with a deal to triple its fast-charging network. -
Ampol buys huge Australian charging network in $225m deal as EVs surge
via smh.com.au
Australia’s top petrol and diesel supplier has raised its bet on the shift to EVs with a deal to triple its fast-charging network. -
ASX falls, Wall Street slumps late as bond market ramps up pressure
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket has fallen sharply at the open after Wall Street fell as it contended with the downside of a US economy that keeps powering through its many challenges. -
Lynas in $968m deal to acquire Meteoric Resources
Lynas Rare Earths has inked a $968 million deal to acquire Meteoric Resources, the owner of the largest ionic clay rare earths resource outside China. -
Nation's love affair with coffee on shaky ground as cost of living bites
via abc.net.au
The way Australians drink coffee is changing, with more and more switching to home brews while cafes are "running on a shoestring". -
Nation's love affair with coffee on shaky ground as cost-of-living bites
via abc.net.au
The way Australians drink coffee is changing, with more and more switching to home brews while cafes are "running on a shoestring". -
No more card surcharge as small businesses cry foul
Businesses will no longer be able to charge customers a direct fee for paying by card, in a move spruiked as helping to ease cost-of-living pressures. -
Wall St mixed as US data shows moderate inflation rise
The Nasdaq has climbed and the S&P 500 dipped, but both indices notched their second straight quarterly gains, as a softer-than-anticipated inflation reading cooled expectations that Federal Reserve policy makers will hike rates in October. -
‘Quite ill-prepared’: Shops scramble to meet new card surcharge ban
via smh.com.au
Business lobby groups warn that some Australians will encounter card payment surcharges at the checkout despite a ban on the practice coming into effect.
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