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Greece talks adjourn without agreement; make-or-break summit delayed
via abc.net.au
The European Union says it has cancelled a full 28-nation summit on Sunday to decide Greece's fate in the single European currency as eurozone finance ministers continue "very difficult" reform-for-bailout talks with Athens. -
Parts missing in downstream push: PLS boss
The head of lithium miner PLS Group believes Australia is missing some of the attributes needed to fully embrace downstream processing, despite government ambitions. -
Under treasurer Joann Wilkie departs after one year
The state's under treasurer Joann Wilkie has left her role one year to the day since moving to Western Australia. -
Gas giant prosecuted after under-reporting toxic emissions
via abc.net.au
Japanese gas giant Inpex has been charged by the Northern Territory's environmental regulator for under-reporting the amount of toxic emissions it released from the Ichthys facility near Darwin. -
Treasurer moves to fix 'widow's tax' after backlash
Australians who inherit an investment property from their partner won't lose their access to negative gearing under proposed amendments by the government. -
Hobart wharf demolition paving way for new icebreaker berth
via abc.net.au
The aging Macquarie Wharf 6 on Hobart's waterfront is being dismantled as part of a project to deliver a modern home port for RSV Nuyina. -
SpaceX posts $US541m loss in first report since IPO
SpaceX has lost more than half a billion dollars in its first quarterly report as a public company, but the loss was less than Wall Street expected and revenue soared. -
Growers find expanding markets to save bumper avocado crop from oversupply
via abc.net.au
The avocado industry is experiencing another high-volume crop, but unlike previous years with oversupply, the fruit is finding a market. -
Wall St jumps on AI-linked earnings and Iran deal hopes
The S&P 500 and the Dow have closed at record highs, powered by the latest batch of earnings from AI-related companies such as Caterpillar and Palantir that assuaged demand concerns while crude prices and Treasury yields dropped on hopes for a deal in the Iran war. -
Outback town says grid connection key to capturing AI investment
via abc.net.au
An outback town says it has the land and space for AI infrastructure, but without a connection to the national electricity grid, investment remains on hold. -
WA government has no plans to change uranium mining ban
via abc.net.au
New Mines Minister Daniel Pastorelli says the government will not shift approach to uranium mining, amid mounting pressure from WA's resources industry. -
New minister says WA's uranium mining ban will remain
via abc.net.au
The WA government will not shift its approach to uranium mining, new Mines Minister Daniel Pastorelli says, despite mounting pressure from the resources industry. -
Jetstar to scrap free 7kg carry-on for new overhead luggage fees
via abc.net.au
Jetstar has announced it will charge passengers to stow carry-on luggage in overhead lockers from next year, allowing only a small under-seat bag at no extra cost. -
Jetstar to charge new fees for overhead carry-on baggage
via abc.net.au
Jetstar has announced it will charge passengers to stow carry-on luggage in overhead lockers from next year, allowing only a small under-seat bag at no extra cost. -
Jetstar scrap free 7kg carry-on for new overhead luggage fees
via abc.net.au
Jetstar has announced it will charge passengers to stow carry-on luggage in overhead lockers from next year, allowing only a small under-seat bag at no extra cost. -
Fears bird flu could have 'devastating' effect on Phillip Island penguins
via abc.net.au
Conservationists say they fear the arrival of H5 bird flu in Australia could have a devastating impact on Phillip Island's penguin population. -
Cream puffs 'deflating for now' as Sydney Chinatown institution shuts
via abc.net.au
The popular Haymarket restaurant and bakery known best for its cream puffs has been shuttered with signage noting the premises "has been lawfully re-entered and possession taken". -
Cream puff institution closes in Sydney's Chinatown amid ATO scrutiny
via abc.net.au
The popular Haymarket restaurant and bakery known best for its cream puffs has been shuttered with signage noting the premises "has been lawfully re-entered and possession taken". -
Own Australian shares? Reporting season to bring big falls at major companies
via abc.net.au
Australia's largest companies will reveal how they performed financially over the next few weeks, against the gloomy backdrop of a property downturn, stubborn inflation, higher interest rates and the Iran war. -
Big falls ahead for some of Australia's major stocks as they reveal profits
via abc.net.au
Australia's largest companies will reveal how they performed financially over the next few weeks, against the gloomy backdrop of a property downturn, stubborn inflation, higher interest rates and the Iran war. -
Big falls ahead for some of Australia's big companies as they reveal profits
via abc.net.au
Australia's largest companies will reveal how they performed financially over the next few weeks, against the gloomy backdrop of a property downturn, stubborn inflation, higher interest rates and the Iran war. -
Solar costs for business to be slashed under energy scheme expansion
via abc.net.au
The federal government is set to announce changes to the Small-scale Renewable Energy scheme in a bid to help businesses install solar systems and close the gap with residential take-up. -
Cover-up claims in Bali Ha'i corporate theft trial
Prosecutor claims alleged thief Colin Beeck tried to keep pay rise under wraps. -
Bali Ha'i cover-up claims
Prosecutor claims alleged thief Colin Beeck tried keep pay rise under wraps. -
Tree says press conference gag 'not ideal'
Premier Roger Cook and Georgia Tree, Labor's candidate for the Secret Harbour by-election, have spent a second day dealing with the fallout from a bungled press conference on the weekend. -
Hastings weighs in on Wyloo sale
Hastings Technology Metals boss Vince Catania says Wyloo's plan to exit the Yangibana joint venture is a positive for his ASX-listed rare earths company. -
City of Perth’s new Culture and Arts Advisory Group members revealed
The City of Perth has announced the new members of its Culture and Arts Advisory Group, including West Australian Opera's Carolyn Chard. -
At Close of Business podcast August 4 2026
Claire Tyrrell speaks to Ella Loneragan about developers' appetite for government land in the western suburbs. -
Australian shares surge as banks, miners charge higher
Australia's share market is narrowing on its record high as easing oil prices and confidence in a strong earnings season for heavily weighted sectors bolster risk sentiment. -
AVL, Alcoa explore vanadium battery storage rollout
Australian Vanadium and Alcoa Australia are working together to evaluate the potential rollout of vanadium flow battery technology at the miner's WA alumina refineries.
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