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Move to oust 'anti-everything' groups from planning process condemned
via abc.net.au
The Tasmanian government says its proposed changes to planning laws will "prevent baseless objections" to developments from "well-funded activist groups and anti-everything organisations" — a move labelled by critics as "undemocratic". -
Forrestania inks gold purchase pacts for WA production hubs
via smh.com.au
Forrestania Resources has locked in a major ore purchase agreement and key supply deals for its Lake Johnston and Edna May gold hubs as it marches towards production in WA. -
Visitor tax on short-stay accommodation dies in Tasmanian parliament
via abc.net.au
A Tasmanian government push to introduce a visitor tax on short-stay accommodation has been defeated in the state's upper house with Labor and multiple independents voting it down. -
Gateway banks $45m to unleash monster WA gold drill-out
via smh.com.au
Gateway Mining has secured a huge $45m raise to fast-track drilling at its Yandal gold project in WA after a significant high-grade discovery at its emerging Cowza prospect. -
Bannerman to raise up to $134m
Bannerman Energy executive chair Brandon Munro says Wednesday's announced capital raise will ensure its Etango uranium project in Namibia is fully funded through to production. -
Six new AI data centres proposed for Tasmania, but who by is being kept secret
via abc.net.au
Unnamed companies are looking at setting up six data centres in Tasmania, a parliamentary document reveals. -
Six new AI data centre projects for Tasmania, but who from is being kept secret
via abc.net.au
Six unnamed companies are looking at setting up data centres in Tasmania, a parliamentary document reveals. -
As Trump’s Iran war drags on, we’re facing the next oil crunch
via smh.com.au
The US navy’s blockage of the Strait of Hormuz has allowed some oil to transit the crucial waterway, but not enough to stop oil prices rising. -
Opal readers turned off on Sydney Ferries amid industrial action
via abc.net.au
Transport for NSW says the workers cannot turn off the readers under the notified industrial action, despite the maritime union's announcement. -
Shipbuilder Austal USA receives $1.9b counter-takeover offer
Austal has revealed it has received a $1.9 billion counter-takeover offer for its US division from a syndicate led by Florida firm Wildcat Infrastructure. -
Communities in Victoria's west push for the return of passenger trains
via abc.net.au
Communities across western Victoria are pushing for the return of passenger trains along crucial routes ahead of November's state election. -
Communities in Victoria's west push for return of passenger trains
via abc.net.au
Communities across western Victoria are pushing for the return of passenger trains along crucial routes ahead of November's state election. -
ASX dips as Wall Street drifts lower, oil hovers near $US100
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket swung into the red for a second day following losses on Wall Street and another rise in oil prices, which have rallied close to $US100 a barrel. -
Australians are 'furious' about inflation: RBA deputy
Australians are "furious" about inflation and it will take the nation years to fully get on top on higher post-pandemic living costs, the Reserve Bank's deputy governor says. -
ASX gains in early trade even as Wall Street drifts, oil hovers near $US100
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket opened higher on Wednesday, shrugging off another rise in oil prices to bounce back from a six-month low in the previous session. -
Retail remains favoured asset class
Strong population growth and a shortage of new supply are bolstering the state's retail property sector. -
Australians sleep at Heathrow after UK air traffic control failure
via abc.net.au
Australian travellers have been left stranded at one of the world's busiest airports after an air traffic control failure led to flight cancellations across the United Kingdom. -
Australians face night at London's Heathrow Airport after flight cancellation
via abc.net.au
Australian travellers have been left stranded at one of the world's busiest airports after an air traffic control failure led to flight cancellations across the United Kingdom. -
Wall Street down, oil up as inflation worries persist
Stocks have slipped and oil flirted with $US100 a barrel prices as investors fretted over potential inflation concerns and ongoing conflict in the Middle East. -
Work ageism is not getting any better, so I’ve decided to take matters into my own hands
via smh.com.au
I reckon getting older in the workforce is actually about noticing gaps and filling them before anyone gives you permission to. -
Small businesses fighting to stay open amid 'insidious cost creep'
via abc.net.au
Small business owners hit with rising costs will no longer be able to add surcharges on card payments from October 1. One operator in regional South Australia has described it as an "insidious cost creep". -
‘Ferris Bueller gone bad’: The 22-year-old who went on a spending spree after stealing $339 million
via smh.com.au
Malone Lam pleaded guilty to teaming up with friends to steal bitcoin before using the proceeds to buy a fleet of sports cars, rent mansions in Miami and spend millions at nightclubs, including $US569,000 in one night in Los Angeles. -
‘Ferris Bueller gone bad’: The 22-year-old who went on a spending spree after $339 million heist
via smh.com.au
Malone Lam pleaded guilty to teaming up with friends to steal bitcoin before using the proceeds to buy a fleet of sports cars, rent mansions in Miami and spend millions at nightclubs, including $US569,000 in one night in Los Angeles. -
Who is taking the biggest cut of the apple profits?
via abc.net.au
Growers are welcoming higher prices for apples, but say they want the ACCC to better police the relationship between major supermarkets and farmers. -
ASX eyes gains, Wall Street drifts lower; Oil hovers near $US100
via smh.com.au
Wall Street has declined in its return to trading from a three-day weekend. -
It’s easy to blame politicians for our grumpiness. It’s also valid
via smh.com.au
We’re often angry, sceptical and pessimistic about how our nation is being run. But right now, the research suggests, we’re despairing. -
Fiji Airways to feed tourism boom through Western Sydney Airport
via smh.com.au
The airline will be the sixth carrier to commit to flying from the new airport. Across town, Sydney Airport will welcome EgyptAir in 2027. -
Can Australia produce another outback film classic?
via abc.net.au
Forty years on from Paul Hogan's iconic role as Crocodile Dundee, tourism and production houses are still riding an economic high on its success. But could another box office hit be hard to recreate? -
Government to stop super being drained through fraud
via abc.net.au
Perpetrators of domestic violence would be punished rather than rewarded for their actions when committing abuse against their former partners through the tax and super systems. -
Government to crack down on perpetrators of financial abuse
via abc.net.au
Perpetrators of domestic violence would be punished rather than rewarded for their actions when committing abuse against their former partners through the tax and super systems.
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