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Industry titans pair up to develop green hydrogen projects at vast steelworks site
via abc.net.au
BlueScope and Shell have announced they are embarking on a joint venture to build a hydrogen electrolyser at Port Kembla. -
'Modern-day pirates': Calls to protect foreign cruise ship workers
via abc.net.au
The Anti-Slavery Commissioner is calling for change after Carnival cruise staff alleged conditions one senator called a "floating sweatshop". -
City council still at risk because of an unwillingness by some
An update on the dysfunction plaguing the City of Perth since last year, has found some elected members have resisted measures to improve “psychosocial risks” at the council. -
Opinion: Major market reopens for Australian canola
OPINION: While not a full reopening of trade or a guarantee of higher prices, Australian canola can now be sold to China. -
Small Farms WA stacks up case for Mount Barker service kill abattoir
An abattoir built to service small farmers and potentially game and native meats would cost upwards of $57 million to build and have capacity to process 500 sheep per day. -
Small Farmers WA stacks up case for Mount Barker service kill abattoir
An abattoir built to service small farmers and potentially game and native meats would cost upwards of $57 million to build and have capacity to process 500 sheep per day. -
Lindian acquires full ownership, addresses speculation
Shares in rare earths developer Lindian Resources rose by more than 10 per cent early on Monday, on the back of multiple updates regarding its flagship asset. -
Phones across western Cape York down again
via abc.net.au
Telecommunications across western Cape York have suffered another outage this morning just hours after services were restored following a bushfire which crippled the network over the weekend. -
BHP, Unions target talks to break Port Hedland deadlock
BHP and several unions are preparing to return to the bargaining table with the Fair Work Commission, following a weekend of industrial action at Port Hedland that escalated from targeted bans into full-scale work stoppages. -
Lendlease sells half stake in Lakeside Joondalup in $1.3b deal
The global investment group has sold assets in WA and Queensland to Cbus Property, in one of the largest retail transactions of the year. -
Lendlease sells 50pc stake in Lakeside Joondalup in $1.3b deal
The global investment group has sold assets in WA and Queensland to Cbus Property, in one of the largest retail transactions of the year. -
Perth-born retailer Stax acquired out of receivership
A private investor group backed by the owners of an e-commerce streetwear marketplace have struck a deal with FTI Consulting receivers to acquire Perth-founded retailer Stax. -
Centurion Properties hope fifth time's the charm for Karratha hotel build
A Singaporean investment trust's rapid ascension in the Pilbara has led it to a hotel project in Karratha which has stumped four previous proponents. -
Corporate watchdog cracks down on more rogue operators
ASIC investigations has led to a surge in bans or licence cancellations for businesses and financial managers in the past financial year. -
Major bank sees drop off in housing loans after budget
Federal Labor policy changes for capital gains tax concessions and negative gearing appear to have prompted a decline in mortgage applications, Westpac says. -
S&P record high after jobs data eases rate worries
US stocks has advanced, with the S&P closing at a record high to cap off a strong week of gains for the major indexes, after data showed the US economy unexpectedly shed jobs last month and dampened expectations the Federal Reserve would raise interest rates at its September meeting. -
Mining cities concerned census fails to count FIFO 'ghost population'
via abc.net.au
Mining cities across Australia say the count fails to acknowledge the increasing pressure the nation's growing fly-in fly-out workforce puts on communities. -
Australia's 'FIFO ghosts' a growing problem on census night
via abc.net.au
Mining cities across Australia say the count fails to acknowledge the increasing pressure the nation's growing fly-in fly-out workforce puts on communities. -
Gold hunters follow history books with 'distrust' of World Heritage
via abc.net.au
Victorian prospectors say they fear further regulations could follow if the state's historic goldfields receive World Heritage status. -
Gold hunters fear World Heritage bid could undermine prospecting
via abc.net.au
Victorian prospectors say they fear further regulations could follow if the state's historic goldfields receive World Heritage status. -
Gold-diggers follow history books with 'distrust' of World Heritage
via abc.net.au
Victorian prospectors say they fear further regulations could follow if the state's historic goldfields receive World Heritage status. -
Gold diggers follow history books with 'distrust' of World Heritage
via abc.net.au
Victorian prospectors say they fear further regulations could follow if the state's historic goldfields receive World Heritage status. -
Sydney Airport near miss 'could have been far more serious', ATSB boss says
via abc.net.au
Australian Transport Safety Bureau's Chief Commissioner Angus Mitchell says pilots who avoided a near miss at Sydney Airport on Sunday morning "prevented what could have been far more serious". -
Aviation bosses summoned, airport workers stood down after Sydney near-miss
via abc.net.au
Airservices Australia's CEO has been summoned to meet with the federal Transport Minister after a near-miss at Sydney Airport on Sunday. -
'Not going to be around for much longer': Small business under pressure despite population growth
via abc.net.au
Mount Barker is one of South Australia's fastest-growing districts, but while some businesses are excited about the prospect of more customers, others are competing with tightening wallets and operating pressures. -
Not every Mount Barker business is reaping the boom town benefit
via abc.net.au
Mount Barker is one of South Australia's fastest-growing districts, but while some businesses are excited about the prospect of more customers, others are competing with tightening wallets and operating pressures. -
Millions of Australians will have no say in who inherits their super
via abc.net.au
New research shows most Australians have not made a legally binding death benefit nomination to ensure their superannuation goes to who they want it to when they die. And many funds do not make it easy. -
Millions of Australians could have no say in who inherits their super
via abc.net.au
New research shows most Australians have not made a legally binding death benefit nomination to ensure their superannuation goes to who they want it to when they die. And many funds do not make it easy. -
'Not good enough': Phone network down for thousands of FNQ residents
via abc.net.au
Some residents in remote parts of Far North Queensland have not had telecommunications since Saturday evening, as Telstra works to restore services. -
FNQ phone network back up after bushfire damage cut off thousands
via abc.net.au
People were cut off and unable to make Triple Zero (000) calls after a blaze near Weipa on Saturday evening damaged cables.
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