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Gold Road sets $36m Gilmour price tag
Gold Road Resources has taken a step toward the development of its 100 per cent owned, high-grade Gilmour project, outlining a $36 million bill to establish the mine. -
Tributes for Brian Kerman
The founder of Kerman Contracting and sailing champion Brian Kerman has been remembered as an industry legend and true gentleman after his death last week at the age of 95. -
Data centres become dirty word as rollout faces rising opposition
Data centres have become politically toxic in the US. More Australian neighbourhoods, concerned about amenity, appear to feel the same way. -
Vanuatu woman internationally recognised for solar scheme tackling violence
Women in a village on Vanuatu's Tanna island are working to reduce their risk of being attacked by switching from candles to solar lights. -
The cost of basics keeps rising but 'anti-fascist economics' could lower them
Isabella Weber, an associate professor of economics, says policymakers need to make affordability the centre of "anti-fascist economics". -
Soaring cost of essentials is severely testing democracies, economist says
Isabella Weber, an associate professor of economics, says policymakers need to make affordability the centre of "anti-fascist economics". -
ASX set for flat start, Nvidia scandal weighs on Wall Street
US stocks closed lower as a pullback in big AI-focused companies weighed on the market, capping a turbulent week on Wall Street. -
The real pain from rising interest rates is yet to come
The number of borrowers who are behind on their mortgage payments is rising, and it’s likely to climb further as rate hikes bite. -
Coalition threat to sink gas reform triggers rare industry backlash
A broad alliance of business chiefs and unions has mounted a last-minute push for the Coalition to pass Labor’s domestic gas-reservation laws. -
A new fast-food giant is coming to Australia. Its unusual ingredients aren’t the only talking point
A new chain will enter Australia’s crowded fast-food chicken market after wowing Anthony Albanese at one of its Manila stores. We put some of its dishes to the test. -
Protesters drive home message to data centre company
Hundreds of people have rallied at SA Parliament, calling for plans for a data centre in the Adelaide Hills to be scrapped. -
Wall Street’s wild Nvidia ride delivers big paydays and even bigger bruises
Investors are doubling down on speculative wagers that have delivered both spectacular gains and crushing losses this year. -
Inside Boeing’s mission to rebuild trust in the 737 after years of turbulence
In the airline industry, attention to detail is everything. Boeing’s recovery is tied to reforms on its manufacturing floor in Washington. -
Commercial childcare is hitting a brick wall. Who will pick up the pieces?
Australia’s largest childcare provider has signalled its intent to surrender to a lowball private equity bid as other for-profit providers collapse in record numbers. -
Author Tim Winton says Exmouth wrong place for a port
A proposed deep sea port could see Exmouth transformed into a major trading centre for the Gascoyne region, but a world-renowned writer and some locals fear it will cause irreversible damage. -
US travellers face more flight disruptions ahead of holiday period
Airlines are struggling to clear a backlog of delayed and cancelled flights after a major communications failure grounded departures across the US, less than a week before nearly 29 million passengers begin travel for Thanksgiving. -
US officials say copper wire replacement caused national ground stop
Airlines are struggling to clear a backlog of delayed and cancelled flights after a major communications failure grounded departures across the US, less than a week before nearly 29 million passengers begin travel for Thanksgiving. -
US government says wire replacement caused nationwide grounding of flights
The US government has blamed a nationwide aviation shutdown which has disrupted more than 20,000 flights on a program to replace copper wires with new fibre ones. -
'The line-up is huge': Australians caught up in US flight chaos
Thousands of flights have been delayed or cancelled across the US, leaving Australian travellers stranded at airports. -
'Plastic farmers' in Indonesia unaware of the dangers of burning waste
For decades, locals in East Java in Indonesia have been burning plastic waste but may not have been aware of the health consequences.
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Australian waste may be part of the problem for Indonesia's 'plastic farmers'
For decades, locals in East Java in Indonesia have been burning plastic waste but may not have been aware of the health consequences.
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PearlBone gets FDA clearance for world's largest orthopaedic market
A bone graft substitute made from mother-of-pearl shells sourced off the WA's Kimberley coast receives FDA clearance in the United States. Academics say it is just one example of life-changing medical innovation from WA. -
Albanese, Bowen caught talking phones and 'dicks' in hot-mic gaffe
The Prime Minister's office says Anthony Albanese and Chris Bowen were sharing a joke when a private conversation was inadvertently recorded at the COP31 summit. -
Albanese and Bowen in hot mic gaffe at COP31
The Prime Minister's office says Anthony Albanese and Chris Bowen were sharing a joke when a private conversation was inadvertently recorded at the COP31 summit. -
Albanese and Bowen caught discussing phones and 'dicks' in hot mic gaffe
The Prime Minister's office says Anthony Albanese and Chris Bowen were sharing a joke when a private conversation was inadvertently recorded at the COP31 summit. -
Questions remain after Nvidia CEO's departure
While Jensen Huang's resignation puts an end to his long reign over Nvidia, questions about America's national security and Donald Trump's knowledge of the whole saga remain. -
Questions left to answer in wake of Huang's departure from Nvidia
While Jensen Huang's resignation puts an end to his long reign over Nvidia, questions about America's national security and Donald Trump's knowledge of the whole saga remain. -
Questions left to answer in wake of Huang's departure
While Jensen Huang's resignation puts an end to his long reign over Nvidia, questions about America's national security and Donald Trump's knowledge of the whole saga remain. -
Regional bands say it's now cheaper to do a gig in London than interstate
Some of the country's hottest musical exports say it's now cheaper to fly to London or the United States for gigs than to travel interstate to play for Australian audiences. -
Airlines scramble to get flights in air after planes grounded across US — as it happened
United States officials lift an order to ground thousands of departing flights at airports across the country.
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