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Immigration raids Pie Face
Immigration officials raided a Sydney Pie Face operation amid reports of foreign workers being underpaid -
Gina Rinehart puts ABC on notice over Race Around the World episode
via abc.net.au
Hancock Prospecting has formally placed ABC Chair Kim Williams AM, Deputy Chair Lisa Caffery and Managing Director Hugh Marks on notice and foreshadowed possible legal action. -
NT chief minister's Garma town promise on land rights anniversary
via abc.net.au
Lia Finocchiaro uses her first Garma Festival speech to promise land and fuel security in north-east Arnhem Land after its main employer, Rio Tinto, leaves town. -
Wright to delay remedy pick, awaits Hancock appeal
Wright Prospecting wants to extend the time needed to make its choice over the form of remedy from the high-profile trial with Gina Rinehart-led Hancock Prospecting. -
Bali Ha'i accused claims boss knew
The former Bali Ha'i Cruises general manager accused of stealing more than $676,000 claims his boss Dick Chandler knew about the bank transfers. -
Slow-motion big ship lift operation thrills spectators in Hobart
via abc.net.au
Peering through binoculars and nestled on camp chairs, onlookers encircle Hobart's River Derwent to behold one of the most complex marine undertakings in Tasmania's history. -
Shares scupper early lead but book four months of gains
Australian shares have posted a fourth straight month of gains, but a final session rally largely crumbled as investors took profits ahead of a historically weak period for the exchange. -
At Close of Business Podcast July 31 2026
Claire Tyrrell and Ella Loneragan discuss Perth's new city architect's mission to communicate the value of design. -
Hackers behind Partnered Health publish allegedly stolen data
Partnered Health, the GP network at the centre of a cyber breach which allegedly exposed thousands of Australians' health records, says it's aware of claims being made online that some stolen data had been published. -
Opinion: Calling ‘time’ the toughest of decisions
OPINION: Teams and businesses can struggle when leaders tie their identity to the professional role. -
Why farmers are spreading crushed glass on their crops
via abc.net.au
Recycled glass is being turned into a silicon-rich soil additive that farmers say is improving crop growth while creating a new use for millions of discarded bottles. -
Education union threatens August 19 strike without teacher pay deal
via abc.net.au
Victorian teachers will stop work for a third time if the Carroll government does not return to the negotiating table with a better offer. -
Rain the key as WA looks to another record crop
Western Australia could be on track for another record crop this year, though achieving that will depend heavily on better rainfall in August. -
Union's 48-hour strike could cost WA million in lost royalties, industry warns
Further planned strikes by workers at BHP's Port Hedland operations could strip up to $15 million from state royalties, the CME has warned, as tensions escalate between the unions and the miner. -
‘Most extreme’ allegations, Rita Saffioti tells court in Poland, Hedley trial
Rita Saffioti claims the allegations made in a secret audio recording were the “most extreme” she'd seen, as the deputy premier takes the witness stand in an ongoing trial. -
Mark My Words July 31 2026
Mark Pownall is joined by Business News reporters to discuss oil refining, desalination, Northern Star, strike actions, data centres, Golden Sedayu, and the latest in Greg Poland's defamation action. -
Emerald falls short of FY26 guidance
Despite falling narrowly short of meeting its annual FY26 production guidance, Emerald Resources says mining at its flagship asset remains on schedule. -
Landsborough gets Western Power top job nod
Gair Landsborough has been appointed permanent chief executive of Western Power, replacing Sam Barbaro after a near six-month stint acting in the role. -
'Not a threat, a deadline': Hackers to Partnered Health
The hackers who stole more than 2 million files from 21 Australian health clinics, including three in WA, have detailed exactly what data was stolen in the latest threat to clinic provider Partnered Health. -
Fortescue looks to AI as Pilbara port capacity nears
Fortescue is looking to AI to squeeze more tonnes through its Pilbara port as it taps data centre customers to plug into its green grid. -
Monadelphous books $165m contract
Monadelphous has extended its working relationship with Rio Tinto, on the back of securing another key contract. -
Are government grants enough to save Sydney's live music scene?
via abc.net.au
The recently announced closure of a high-profile music venue has the state opposition asking if grant money could have been better spent. -
Unions ramp up BHP action
Workers at BHP's Port Hedland operation have voted for two more 24-hour stoppages in the latest escalation of industrial action plaguing the big Australian. -
Shipwreck cargo reveals 400-year-old global trade secrets
via abc.net.au
An analysis of cargo from one of Australia's best-known shipwrecks uncovers complex global trade routes from nearly 400 years ago. -
Infamous shipwreck cargo reveals 400-year-old global trade secrets
via abc.net.au
An analysis of cargo from one of Australia's best-known shipwrecks uncovers complex global trade routes from nearly 400 years ago. -
Grand designs on CBD spaces
Perth's new city architect is on a mission to communicate the value of design. -
Breaking: Anthropic's Claude AI model hacks three companies during safety tests
via abc.net.au
The admission from Anthropic comes just days after rival company OpenAI revealed a rogue agent had gone on a days-long hacking spree at AI firm Hugging Face. -
Anthropic's Claude AI model hacks three companies during safety tests
via abc.net.au
The admission from Anthropic comes just days after rival company OpenAI revealed a rogue agent had gone on a days-long hacking spree at AI firm Hugging Face. -
Wall St ends sharply higher, lifted by Microsoft gains
Wall Street has ended sharply higher, with chip stocks jumping and Microsoft logging its biggest daily percentage gain in 18 years after the technology giant gave a stellar forecast that eased fears about massive spending on AI infrastructure. -
Dave Kelly, Alannah MacTiernan called as witnesses in Poland, Hedley trial
Former ministers Dave Kelly and Alannah MacTiernan have been called as witnesses in the ongoing defamation trial between Greg Poland, former journalists and politician Andrew Hastie.
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