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Growth in home-brand products could impact affordability, experts say
via abc.net.au
Some of Australia's largest retailers are investing in autonomous AI agents shopping for customers. But experts say the technology is expensive and years from being mainstream. -
Procurement review as Cook resets on economic agenda
The state government will look at overhauling local content – including minimum thresholds that currently apply – in its procurement processes as it seeks to highlight its economic agenda after the recent byelection loss in Secret Harbour. -
Fighting the bully: Canada throws a punch back at Trump
via smh.com.au
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has shown he will not be pushed around by his neighbour. He is taking a big risk. -
B-double engulfed in flames in latest Hume Highway truck fire
via abc.net.au
A driver has avoided injury after a B-double caught fire on the Hume Highway, the tenth truck fire on the main highway between Sydney and Canberra in 70 days. -
ASX slides as oil prices rise; Big four banks, tech and mining stocks fall
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket slipped below the 9000-mark in early trade on Tuesday as stocks were weighed down by another jump in oil prices. -
Rio Tinto signs deal with Ngarlawangga Aboriginal Corporation covering Pilbara mine
Rio Tinto has signed a deal to grant another Pilbara traditional owner group a greater say over mining activity on their country. -
Under pressure to explain super policy, Joyce says he is 'not Jesus Christ'
via abc.net.au
The One Nation Treasury spokesperson sidesteps questions about modelling the inflationary impact of the proposal, saying Australians are "not stupid" and can manage their own money. -
'Alarm bells': Labor seats favoured in grants scheme
A majority of federal grants handed out as part of an invitation-only scheme to upgrade community infrastructure was directed to Labor seats, a report has found. -
Australia's oldest coalmine plans to expand under Sydney's water catchment
via abc.net.au
Peabody’s plan to keep its Metropolitan Mine south of Sydney operating until 2044 has won emphatic union backing while drawing calls from the Greens for it to be rejected. -
NT deputy chief minister's family link to $40b data centre company plans
via abc.net.au
The NT deputy chief minister has been spruiking a gas company granted rights to 185 hectares of government land to build a data centre, despite his sister-in-law working for the firm. -
$40b data centre land granted to firm where NT minister's relative works
via abc.net.au
The NT deputy chief minister has been spruiking a gas company granted rights to 185 hectares of government land to build a data centre, despite his sister-in-law working for the firm. -
$40b data centre land granted to firm where NT minister’s relative works
via abc.net.au
The NT deputy chief minister has been spruiking a gas company granted rights to 185 hectares of government land to build a data centre, despite his sister-in-law working for the firm. -
Bathla suspensions point to 'larger storm' coming in construction industry
via abc.net.au
Under voluntary administration and having stood down two-thirds its staff, embattled property developer Bathla Group leaves dozens of projects in limbo. -
Minor change to title costs worker her job
via smh.com.au
The employee was fired after scrubbing the word “senior” from her job title in legal correspondence, showing the importance of a title. -
Week with no passengers as Spirit of Tasmania tests new ferries
via abc.net.au
The Spirit of Tasmania ferry service between Tasmania and the mainland will take no paying passengers for a week in late October as new ships are tested. -
Day sailings to end with new Spirit of Tasmania ferries
via abc.net.au
The Spirit of Tasmania ferry service between Tasmania and the mainland will take no paying passengers for a week in late October as new ships are tested. -
ASX set to slide as oil prices rise; Copper prices soar; $445m crypto hack
via smh.com.au
European stocks were weighed down by higher oil prices and a drop in Novartis following the failure of a heart drug, while Wall Street was closed for the Labor Day holiday. -
ASX set to slide as oil prices rise; Copper prices soar
via smh.com.au
European stocks were weighed down by higher oil prices and a drop in Novartis following the failure of a heart drug, while Wall Street was closed for the Labor Day holiday. -
ASX set to slide as oil prices rise; $A stronger
via smh.com.au
European stocks were weighed down by higher oil prices and a drop in Novartis following the failure of a heart drug, while Wall Street was closed for the Labor Day holiday. -
Animal welfare claim launched against Tasmanian salmon industry
via abc.net.au
A request for an immediate investigation into salmon industry practices has been made to Biosecurity Tasmania regarding possible breaches to the state's Animal Welfare Act. -
Animal cruelty claims lead to calls for salmon industry investigation
via abc.net.au
A request for an immediate investigation into salmon industry practices has been made to Biosecurity Tasmania regarding possible breaches to the state's Animal Welfare Act. -
Labor's broken promise on plastic recycling
via abc.net.au
Industry groups say they were left blindsided by the federal government's decision to scrap mandatory standards for packaging. -
Government cites cost of living as reason to break its promise on recycling
via abc.net.au
Industry groups say they were left blindsided by the federal government's decision to scrap mandatory standards for packaging. -
What the price of gold tells us about Trump and the future
via smh.com.au
Gold has risen sharply due to the “Trump risk premium” and the Ukraine war. -
Tears, sex toys and slurs: A month on the Kyle Sandilands show
via smh.com.au
The controversial broadcaster has escaped the reach of Australia’s media regulator, but a mainstream media company still gets a fifth of his revenue. -
New Caledonia faces deepening debt crisis as 'economy has totally crashed'
via abc.net.au
President Milakulo Tukumuli has travelled to France to secure fresh funding to prevent 40,000 New Caledonians from becoming "pensionless" within a few months. But the new assistance comes on the condition the territory would undertake "urgent reforms" to reduce spending. -
Debt crisis threatens New Caledonia two years on from riots
via abc.net.au
President Milakulo Tukumuli has travelled to France to secure fresh funding to prevent 40,000 New Caledonians from becoming "pensionless" within a few months. But the new assistance comes on the condition the territory would undertake "urgent reforms" to reduce spending. -
Why you need more than trust when lending family money
via abc.net.au
The bank of mum and dad is estimated to be worth $35 billion, but the taboo of talking about money is putting families at risk when using it. -
The risks of borrowing from the bank of mum and dad
via abc.net.au
The bank of mum and dad is estimated to be worth $35 billion, but the taboo of talking about money is putting families at risk when using it. -
North Korea and Russia open first road bridge, sparking Ukrainian concerns
via abc.net.au
Ukraine is worried the road bridge could be used to conceal military personnel and weapons in vehicles, rather than a trade route.
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