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Live: More than $100m compensation to be paid to First Guardian investors
via abc.net.auNetwealth will pay out more than $100 million to First Guardian investors after it struck a deal with the corporate watchdog. Follow the day's events and insights as they happen with our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. -
Russian attacks kill at least seven people in Ukraine after Trump-Putin diesel deal
via abc.net.au
The strikes came a day after US President Donald Trump announced a deal to buy Russian diesel that Kyiv warned would help fund Moscow's war in Ukraine. -
Russian attacks kill at least 12 in Ukraine after Trump-Putin diesel deal
via abc.net.au
The strikes came a day after US President Donald Trump announced a deal to buy Russian diesel that Kyiv warned would help fund Moscow's war in Ukraine. -
Opal Tower declared defect-free eight years after evacuations
via abc.net.au
A ribbon-cutting ceremony brings an end to a saga that involved a class action, two legal cases, ongoing rectification work, and relocations after cracks appeared on level 10 of the complex on Christmas Eve in 2018. -
Old Bendigo gold mine hosts underground piano concert
via abc.net.au
A unique piano recital has been held 61 metres deep underground in an old gold mine. -
'FishTok' trend creates fishing boom among young Victorians
via abc.net.au
The state's peak recreational fishing body says an increase in young Victorians taking up fishing has been "incredible" but is questioning why the government cancelled a program that may have led to the uptake. -
Tasmanian EPA says it was not told extent of Firmus data centre generator plans
via abc.net.au
Tasmania's EPA is worried about the extent of AI data centre company Firmus's planned diesel generator use, saying it is much more than initially disclosed. -
Trump strikes deal with Putin for Russia to supply diesel to US
via abc.net.au
In an apparent reversal of Washington's campaign to squeeze Russian fuel revenue powering the war in Ukraine, Donald Trump says Moscow will supply diesel to the US. -
NT council's China trade mission questioned amid cost-of-living crisis
via abc.net.au
Questions have been raised over Darwin City Council leading a delegation of businesses to China and Vietnam later this year, on a trip that will cost local ratepayers thousands of dollars. -
Darwin council leads China and Vietnam delegation after rate rise
via abc.net.au
Questions have been raised over Darwin City Council leading a delegation of businesses to China and Vietnam later this year, on a trip that will cost local ratepayers thousands of dollars. -
Shop owners ramp up security due to rise in Pokémon card thefts
via abc.net.au
Almost $20,000 worth of Pokémon and other trading cards were allegedly stolen from one Adelaide business, the latest in a spate of thefts of the valuable collectibles.around the country. -
Family turns bare island into reef oasis after guano mining destroys it
via abc.net.au
Lady Elliot Island sat bare, bleak and silent for 100 years after guano miners ravaged it, leaving a moonscape devoid of life. Then in the 1960s, one family started planting trees. -
How Firmus, the biggest IPO in three decades, fell over
via abc.net.au
There were high hopes for the Firmus float, but it sunk amid concerns about debt and ambitious expansion plans. -
Firmus valued itself 'way too high' and paid the price
via abc.net.au
There were high hopes for the Firmus float, but it sunk amid concerns about debt and ambitious expansion plans. -
De Ceglie departs as Perth Bears CEO
Anthony De Ceglie has stepped down as chief executive of the Perth Bears, effective immediately. -
Crucial Henderson infrastructure planning neglected, Defence admits
Insufficient attention has been paid to planning the housing, transport and other infrastructure needed to support the future Henderson Defence Precinct, a senior Defence Department official has admitted. -
Bunfights as Matsa's Devon gets messy
Contractors, financiers and insolvency accountants in legal battles after collapse of companies behind Matsa's Devon gold mine. -
At Close of Business podcast October 9 2026
Sam Jones and Ella Loneragan discuss changes to tax and R&D incentives for startups. -
Fremantle Design Week to draw crowds in third year
A biennial celebration of design is set to return to Fremantle for a third year next week, expected to draw 15,000 attendees to more than 60 events. -
The world’s richest person is testing Wall Street’s limits
via smh.com.au
Elon Musk has always been a mixed blessing for Wall Street. Now, as the AI party rolls on, he is testing the limits of the debt boom. -
ATO delays credit card payment ban
Small businesses that rely on credit cards to pay tax have been handed a reprieve after Treasurer Jim Chalmers forced the tax office to push back its controversial payment ban in exchange for more funding. -
Sale rescues landmark WA dairy brands from collapse
via abc.net.au
Collapsed WA dairy brands Mundella Foods and the Margaret River Dairy Company have been revived after a deal spearheaded by Harvey Fresh founder Kevin Sorgiovanni. -
Wyllie Group, Bradley Woods clash over PCEC redevelopment
UPDATE: Wyllie Group boss Melissa Karlson has expressed shock at criticism dished out by Business Events Perth chair Bradley Woods over the delay of the $1 billion redevelopment of PCEC. -
Disincentivised sector ponders options
Western Australia's startup community is warning of an exodus of companies from the state despite the federal government seeking to ameliorate changes announced in the May budget. -
Perth's Capability X to list in $12m IPO
Perth-based safety technology specialist Capability X will list on the ASX in November, offering 60 million shares at 20 cents for an implied market cap of $34.5 million. -
Mining panel speaks on Indonesian policy
A panel of mining industry leaders has weighed in on Indonesia's move to prioritise local contractors at resources projects, which could impact Australian investment in the country. -
ASX Runners of the Week: Alvo, Pioneer Minerals & Dalaroo
via smh.com.au
The Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is... Alvo Minerals, which soared 257% on its promising heavy rare earths grades and a potential game-changing processing route for its Brazilian project. -
Inside Land Forces: Defence trade show rivals showbags
OPINION: Move over Bertie Beetle, the defence sector has rewritten the rules of the showbag pavilion, turning the halls of PCEC into the world's most heavily armoured showbag haul. -
Big Hits: Dalaroo leads with stellar West African gold strike
via smh.com.au
Big Hits looks at notable drill intercepts reported to the ASX this week, led by Dalaroo Metals in Côte d’Ivoire, with runners-up Power Minerals in Brazil and Midas Minerals in Namibia. -
Opinion: Profit, pitfalls of privatisation push
OPINION: BBL clubs face a crucial decision if they want to compete with the best of the world's T20 competitions.
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