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Lithium mine expansion could rival global leader
via abc.net.au
PLS Pilgangoora announces it will expand its lithium operation in WA's Pilbara, potentially rivalling the biggest lithium producer in the world. -
Copper thefts leave Perth roads in darkness and cost taxpayers millions
via abc.net.au
More than 100 kilometres of major roads and paths across Perth remain dark without street lighting because organised crime groups are selling lucrative stolen copper on the black market. -
From kitsch decor to extinct chains, new book revisits classic eateries
via abc.net.au
A sophisticated 70s restaurant with hot-pink light shades and the all-you-can-eat smorgasbords of the suburbs are among the Melbourne institutions revived in a new coffee table book. -
Invasive fire ants return to organic farms not treated for 14 months
via abc.net.au
Treatment on export-certified organic farms was paused in August 2025 after genetically modified ingredients were discovered in the baits used to treat nests. -
Mine owner convinced tiny town's lead poisoning concerns are unfounded
via abc.net.au
Dozens of residents have voiced their opposition to a proposed silver and lead mine in the NSW central west, but the proponents say it will help the region's economy. -
Major lender in Bathla development sells debts
via abc.net.au
Private credit firms are striking deals to recover their money following the $3.4 billion collapse of property giant Bathla Group, with one major lender selling most of its exposure to a Sydney apartment project. -
EV boom zaps second-hand prices for petrol and diesel cars
via smh.com.au
As Australian drivers upgrade to EVs, they’re offloading their old fuel-reliant cars en masse - and prices are falling rapidly. -
Damned if you work, damned if you retire: The Baby Boomers stuck in a Catch-22
via smh.com.au
It’s a generation that has been defined by a fat-cat minority – but Boomers are increasingly working well past retirement age. -
$2m payday for home battery owners as heatwave catches grid off guard
via abc.net.au
This week's unseasonal heat, coal outages and transmission constraints sent NSW power prices soaring, but batteries added a twist. -
Bush pub that inspired Slim Dusty's 'Humpty Doo Waltz' hits the market
via abc.net.au
For more than 50 years thirsty travellers and local punters have ducked into the Humpty Doo Hotel. Now its owner of nearly 40 years has decided its time for someone new to take over. -
Rock art group fails in last ditch bid
A green group challenging former environment minister Reece Whitby's approval of Woodside's North West Shelf expansion has failed in a last ditch bid to bolster its case. -
Rock art group fail in last ditch bid
A green group challenging former environment minister Reece Whitby's approval of Woodside's North West Shelf expansion has failed in a last ditch bid to bolster its case. -
$128m student housing project lodged with planning commission
A proposal for a 720-bed student accommodation project in Northbridge, estimated to cost $128 million, has been lodged with the state's peak planning body. -
Fate of current Spirit of Tasmania ferries unclear days before final voyages
via abc.net.au
With their final voyage imminent, the future of ferries Spirit I and II is unclear, with no buyer yet and no local berths available to store them. -
Buyer still wanted for Spirit of Tasmania ferries
via abc.net.au
With their final voyage imminent, the future of ferries Spirit I and II is unclear, with no buyer yet and no local berths available to store them. -
At Close of Business podcast October 16 2026
Sam Jones speaks with Nadia Budihardjo about a multi-user port testing Australia's northern defence strategy. -
‘China Shock 2.0’ is coming and the world is on edge
via smh.com.au
You may think you have lived through an enormous economic shock as the result of the rise of China. But you ain’t seen nothing yet. -
Aussie shares end week strong as miners, tech recover
Australian shares have defied a heavy sell-off to clock a third straight week of gains, thanks in part to rebounding technology and mining stocks. -
Revenue will tackle city traffic from Elizabeth Quay growth, govt says
The state government claims revenue from new parking bays would help respond to rising concerns about increased traffic in the city. -
Big Hits: Haranga delivers US Mother Lode gold masterclass
via smh.com.au
Big Hits looks at notable drill intercepts reported to the ASX this week, led by Haranga Resources in California, which breathed new life into the historic Mother Lode Gold Belt. -
Perth Racing posts $1.23m loss
Perth Racing chief executive James Oldring says more needs to be done in FY27 to convert revenue growth into surpluses in coming years. -
RSL WA partners with ASC to boost veterans jobs pipeline
Sovereign submarine builder ASC and RSL WA have allied to help transition veterans into civilian shipbuilding and defence industry careers across the state's naval corridor. -
Vale Dennis Wellington
Albany stalwart and former mayor Dennis Wellington has died suddenly aged 77. -
Bond market jitters blow $20b hole through RBA finances
The RBA has assured that a $20 billion hole in its finances will not hamper its inflation-fighting abilities. -
Review: Let the fruit do the talking at Lenton Brae
REVIEW: New ownership, a strong team, and a clear vision is taking Lenton Brae to the logical next level. -
Sia Partners acquires Seven Consulting in east coast expansion
French management consultancy Sia Partners has expanded beyond its WA base into Australia's eastern states with the acquisition of business transformation firm Seven Consulting. -
ASX Runners of the Week: Identifai, Avenira & Image Resources
via smh.com.au
This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is… Identifai, after the Israeli biotech newcomer made a stellar debut on the ASX with its AI-powered prenatal screening technology. -
ASX Runners of the Week: Identifai, Aevenira & Image Resources
via smh.com.au
This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is… Identifai, after the Israeli biotech newcomer made a stellar debut on the ASX with its AI-powered prenatal screening technology. -
Mark My Words October 16 2026
Nadia Budihardjo is joined by Gary Adshead, Claire Tyrrell, and Tom Zaunmayr to discuss university mergers, prime beachfront sites, Dianella Plaza, Victor Goh, and more. -
Opinion: Social currency meets power play
OPINION: Fine dining will always have its place, but a more casual focus is emerging.
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