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Lotterywest driven by $332m tech deal
The implementation of a long-term technology partnership will be key to shaping Lotterywest's business. -
'People are furious': RBA deputy governor says more needs to be done on inflation
via abc.net.au
The RBA's deputy governor issues a warning that interest rates could rise further if the ongoing scourge of inflation does not come under control soon. -
‘Where’s Karl?’: Podcast falls silent as advertising deal ends
via smh.com.au
Karl Stefanovic’s followers have begun leaving comments on his social media accounts after his podcast did not upload any new content for more than two weeks. -
At Close of Business podcast September 8 2026
Mark Beyer speaks to Justin Fris about a long-term technology partnership that is considered to be key to Lotterywest's business. -
Users to get choice over social media feed
Social media users will be able to opt out of algorithm-driven content in their feed and platforms will face steep fines for pushing harmful features and content on children under draft legislation. -
Digital bill puts big tech companies on notice
Social media users will be able to opt out of algorithm-driven content in their feed and platforms will face steep fines for pushing harmful features and content on children under draft legislation. -
City of Perth to invest $1.2m in arts over three years
Perth's council has announced the arts and culture organisations and programs which will be the recipients of more than $1.2 million over the next three years. -
Gigantic mechanical 'esky lid' is Brisbane's newest defence against flooding
via abc.net.au
"The Esky Lid" is a mechanical contraption that will be able to seal off Brisbane's new underground tunnels from floodwaters. -
Aussie shares tumble to six-week lows as concerns grow
Australian shares have had their worst session since early June as stubborn oil prices, crumbling consumer confidence and a dim business outlook weigh on banks, real estate and retail stocks. -
BHP tables Pilbara port worker offer as union battle drags on
Port workers at BHP's Port Hedland operations have been offered a 17 per cent pay rise and lucrative bonus to quell an ongoing dispute with unions. -
Alinta evaluates Marri wind farm sell-down
Alinta Energy has hired advisers to work on selling a stake in its Marri wind farm project, estimated to cost mire than $1.5 billion to build. -
Core Lithium notches first production at restarted Finniss
Core Lithium has produced its first batch of spodumene from its restarted Finniss lithium operation in the Northern Territory, as it eyes its first shipment by year's end. -
WACA board to consider privatisation model
It presently remains unclear whether the Perth Scorchers will be involved in Cricket Australia's opt-in Big Bash League privatisation model, announced on Tuesday. -
Providers slam aged care price change
Western Australian aged care providers have criticised the federal government's move over the national funding price, claiming it could put project investments at risk. -
NT cattle station sells for $26m after carbon plan crashes
via abc.net.au
Benmara Station in the NT has sold for $26 million after a complicated period of ownership and failed carbon dreams. -
Opinion: Pauline Hanson’s altered state for Labor, Libs
OPINION: Momentum to the right has been maintained by a protest vote for Pauline Hanson. -
Black Cat appoints Stone as acting MD
New independent director Chris Stone has been appointed acting managing director of Black Cat Syndicate. -
The Taxman v Trump: ATO opens new front in fight with Big Tech
via smh.com.au
The ATO’s decision to seek billions in tax revenue from tech giants could further inflame tensions with Washington. -
Opinion: ‘Ex’ marks spot for iron ore growth
OPINION: Recent events point to a financially tighter and less-expansionary future for WA's iron ore industry. -
Linda Reynolds to file updated claim against federal govt
The Federal Court has ordered former minister Linda Reynolds to file an updated statement of claim after mediation with the Commonwealth did not go to plan. -
Premier touts big names in defence contract bids
Seven proposals for defence industry initiatives are to be evaluated as priority options as the state government's Western Defence Forge process enters its second phase. -
Push for Bennett bills cover
Ousted DRA Australia managing director Andrew Naude is pushing for his former employer to pay the legal bills he's incurring fighting the group's allegations about share dealings. -
PFL proud of year, but remains growth-focused
Perth Football League president Geoff Glass says despite a bumper year of proud-filled moments on and off field, the league will not be resting on its laurels. -
‘Nothing to retire on’: Fired Qantas workers get $35 million payout
via smh.com.au
Six years after the airline illegally sacked them, workers received about $2000 for each full year of service. The payment marks the beginning of the end of a long and distressing saga. -
Alan Jones's former colleague quizzed over 'loyalty' promise
via abc.net.au
The former radio staffer referred to a journalist investigating claims against Alan Jones as "low breed" and "pure evil", a court has heard today. -
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 rising oil price fuels rate hike bets; Big four banks fall
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket slumped to a six-week low on Tuesday, with investors bracing for higher interest rates as the Middle East conflict continues to push up fuel costs. -
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.
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