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Greens leader suddenly quits after health 'downturn'
Larissa Waters has quit as leader of the Greens due to worsening kidney disease. -
House prices plummet for sixth consecutive month as experts warn of greater falls
via abc.net.au
Australian house prices fell for a sixth straight month in September, and the property market is likely to continue experiencing falls of up to 15 per cent in the coming months off the back of higher interest rates and cuts to property tax breaks, experts say. -
'Extraordinarly reckless': Prince Harry says children targeted by paparazzi
via abc.net.au
Prince Harry's children have been stalked by "certain European paparazzi" while at school in the English countryside, his spokesperson says, marking the latest security incident in the royal's long-running battle with media outlets. -
A new route to Europe? How Hawaiian Airlines could forge fresh path for Australians
via smh.com.au
After acquiring Hawaiian Airlines in 2024, Alaska Airlines reassigned Hawaiian’s wide-body 787s to carry passengers from Seattle to Europe and Asia. -
Shares bounce after inflation print softens rate fears
Australian shares have had their strongest session since early August after lower-than-feared inflation figures tempered concerns of further imminent interest rate hikes. -
Banks raise interest rates after RBA lifts cash rate to highest since 2011
via abc.net.au
Australia's big four banks announce interest rate rises after the Reserve Bank of Australia lifted the cash rate to its highest level in more than a decade. -
Panel approves H-U’s $44m Nedlands build
H-U has received an assessment panel's unanimous approval for its $44 million residential development in Nedlands, as part of a larger precinct in progress. -
Woolworths opens $90m shopping centre at Captain Stirling Hotel site
A $90 million shopping centre on the former Captain Stirling Hotel site, anchored by Woolworths, opened its doors after years of planning. -
Pressure builds for deeper spending cuts, productivity gains
The government is under pressure to do more to curb spending and lift productivity amid rising interest rates and persistent inflation. -
Meneghello fined $90,000 over Landsdale emissions
A subsidiary of Meneghello Industrial Group has been fined $90,000 and ordered to pay $50,000 in prosecution costs over environmental harm caused by emissions from its Landsdale operations. -
CBA, Westpac sting home owners with rate rise
via smh.com.au
Banks have moved swiftly to pass on the Reserve Bank’s interest rate rise to borrowers. -
Big four banks sting home owners with rate rise
via smh.com.au
While the country’s five biggest home lenders have passed on the rate rise to borrowers in full, only two also committed to increasing the amount they pay savers. -
Big banks sting homeowners with rate rise
via smh.com.au
Banks have moved swiftly to pass on the Reserve Bank’s interest rate rise to borrowers. -
Big banks sting home owners with rate rise
via smh.com.au
Banks have moved swiftly to pass on the Reserve Bank’s interest rate rise to borrowers. -
At Close of Business podcast September 30 2026
Ella Loneragan speaks to Jack McGinn about the State's charitable sector. -
Bellevue's gold bound for historical landmark
Gold from Bellevue Gold's namesake project is heading to London, where it will play a key part in major refurbishment activities at St Paul's Cathedral. -
Dire state of contaminated sites management in WA
A report into the management of contaminated sites across Western Australia has concluded 80 per cent of identified locations can wait more than five years for further assessment and much longer before being remediated. -
Contaminated sites management in WA is dire
A report into the management of contaminated sites across Western Australia has concluded 80 per cent of identified locations can wait more than five years for further assessment and much longer before being remediated. -
Larvotto stretches rich NSW gold-antimony zone as tungsten sizzles
via smh.com.au
Larvotto has extended mineralisation at its Hillgrove mine in NSW, hitting 32m at 5.68g/t gold equivalent in a new lode while also defining 11.13 per cent tungsten. -
Broome Convention Centre sold to local pastoral identity
Broome's private convention centre has sold for $2.1 million to a well-known Kimberley pastoral family. -
Childcare centre forced to close after recording 126 breaches
via abc.net.au
Jenny's Kindergarten and Early Learning Centre at Bathurst has been shut down due to non-compliance and child safety risks. -
Transplant transport beyond the ice age
The search for better patient outcomes has delivered a new venture for a Perth doctor. -
Size does matter: KFC is promising bigger, crispier chicken in menu revamp
via smh.com.au
The Dirty Bird is not only jumping on global taste trends like pickles, but is revamping its core chicken serves. -
Opinion: Degrees of doubt a dilemma for business
OPINION: Universities need to think not only about how they assess students in the age of AI. -
Market reacts despite Lindian optimism
Despite expressing optimism around long-term exportation of concentrate from its flagship Malawi project, Lindian Resources shares have taken a hit. -
Sydney Airport near-collision one of worst in 20 years, investigators say
via abc.net.au
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has delivered findings on four of the six ongoing investigations into conflict investigations at Sydney Airport in recent months. -
Big banks expected to follow Macquarie and sting home owners with rate rise
via smh.com.au
Australia’s fifth-largest lender has already told borrowers it will pass on the central bank’s rate rise in full, but up interest rates for savers by the same amount. -
Broken Hill grabs rich historic goldfields to double SA footprint
via smh.com.au
Broken Hill Gold has doubled its tenure by securing two historic goldfields near its White Dam project in SA that produced 48,400 gold ounces grading up to 23g/t. -
Your next phone could take four years to pay off
via smh.com.au
Vodafone says Australians are keeping phones for longer. Handset prices of up to $5000 may have something to do with it. -
$25m South Perth apartment project in limbo
An assessment panel has remained undecided on an apartment plan in South Perth despite hours of discussion, putting the $25 million project in limbo.
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