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More than $40b wiped off Australian shares after Wall St slump
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The Australian share market follows Wall Street lower, shedding more than $40 billion of its value in early trade. -
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. -
Months after $3.6b power line finished, NSW funds $225m upgrade
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Just three months after Project EnergyConnect was completed $1.3 billion over budget, its builder Transgrid has been awarded a contract to upgrade the line. -
Paper mill cuts 84 jobs, blaming Victorian government for lack of timber
via abc.net.au
Opal Australian Paper has blamed the Victorian government for failing to secure timber supply to keep its Maryvale paper mill operating at full capacity. -
Unions confirm new 24-hour strike against BHP
via abc.net.au
BHP is facing renewed industrial action at its Port Hedland operations in Western Australia, with unions planning a 24-hour strike against the mining giant on August 9. -
Council charges couples 'Noosa tax' to marry by the beach
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Wedding permit fees at Queensland's holiday hotspot have increased fivefold in just 12 years. -
The 'little shampoo business' selling 'false hope' to women
via abc.net.au
Sellers for a multi-level marketing company promise sisterhood, success and a more flexible life. But former insiders say that, for most, the reality is far from what is being sold on social media. -
'Selling false hope': How mums are getting lured into a shampoo business
via abc.net.au
Sellers for this multi-level marketing company promise sisterhood, success and a more flexible life. But former insiders say the reality for most, is far from what’s being sold on social media. -
'Take them seriously': CFMEU administrator on Setka threats
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CFMEU administrator Michael Crosby has opened up on threats from John Setka, cast doubt on a statement made by former Victorian premier Jacinta Allan and questioned the value of royal commissions, -
EPA nod for Northern Star thermal plant
Western Australia's environmental watchdog has conditionally backed Northern Star Resources' plan to build a gas and diesel-fuelled power plant in Kalgoorlie. -
Yolk Property Group directors in $5m loan dispute
Two companies have launched legal action against Yolk Property Group directors Tao Bourton and Pete Adams, along with Chris Wiese, in a dispute over the recipient of a $5 million loan. -
Yolk Property Group, directors in $5m loan dispute
Two companies have launched legal action against Yolk Property Group directors Tao Bourton and Pete Adams and Chris Wiese in a dispute over the recipient of a $5 million loan. -
Yolk Property Group, Burgess Rawson WA directors in $5m loan dispute
Two companies have launched legal action against Yolk Property Group directors Tao Bourton and Pete Adams and Burgess Rawson WA managing director Chris Wiese in a dispute over the recipient of a $5 million loan. -
Yindjibarndi to appeal $150m Fortescue compensation ruling
Yindjibarndi traditional owners will appeal the federal court's awarding of $150 million in compensation from Fortescue for cultural loss from construction of a Pilbara iron ore mine. -
Selectivity key for commercial moves
OPINION: Investors remain attracted to well-selected assets that generate stable and reliable income streams. -
At Close of Business podcast July 30 2026
Justin Fris and Mark Beyer discuss the fact only a handful of the 100 projects submitted through the state's market-led proposal pathway have succeeded. -
Shares fall from multi-month high as confidence wanes
Australian shares have crumbled from four-month highs, as surging US bond yields and renewed oil volatility overshadowed a recently softening local interest rate outlook. -
Hopes for renewed Australian helium production after SA extraction
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Helium has been produced in Australia for the first time since 2023, on South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula. -
‘Backing rockstars’: Argonaut launches private equity-style fund
Argonaut is hunting for up to 20 per cent stakes in mining and logistics companies backed by industry ‘rockstars' through its newly launched private equity-style fund. -
Finlayson guns for Aussie ‘gold mantle’
Genesis Minerals executive chairman Raleigh Finlayson says his company wants to be the nation's gold leader, fresh off striking a deal to acquire industry peer Vault Minerals. -
Aussie wine exports plunge as drinkers cut back worldwide
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A new report reveals Australian wine exports have dropped to their lowest level in 22 years amid cost of living pressures and a global decline in alcohol consumption. -
Pilbara traditional owners set to appeal Fortescue's $150m native title penalty
via abc.net.au
Yindjibarndi native title holders have voted to continue their decades-long legal battle with mining billionaire Andrew Forrest. -
SA nurses and midwives reject government pay rise offer
via abc.net.au
South Australia's public sector nurses and midwives have voted to reject the state government's latest pay rise offer, sending the matter to the SA Employment Tribunal. -
St Barbara eyes FID at Touquoy
St Barbara is on course to resume ore processing at its Touquoy gold operation in Canada by the end of CY26. -
Griffin’s $16m Applecross project pushes through despite city challenge
Planning authorities have approved local developer Griffin Group's plan to build a $16.27 million six-storey apartment building in Applecross, despite pushback from the City of Melville. -
Griffin’s $16.3m Applecross project pushes through despite city challenge
Planning authorities have approved local developer Griffin Group's plan to build a $16.27 million six-storey apartment building in Applecross, despite pushback from the City of Melville. -
Why China's memory chips could help end 'RAMageddon'
via abc.net.au
China's leading memory chip maker CXMT is emerging as a potential alternative source of memory for a market under strain from the AI boom, observers say. -
Devices are growing more expensive. Will China's memory chips help?
via abc.net.au
China's leading memory chip maker CXMT is emerging as a potential alternative source of memory for a market under strain from the AI boom, observers say. -
Liberal MP Andrew Hastie takes stand in WAtoday defamation trial
via abc.net.au
The federal MP appears in court in the trial against him and two former Fairfax journalists, launched by WA businessman Greg Poland.
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