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Murdoch names new interim VC
Jane den Hollander will step in as Murdoch Univeristy's interim vice chanellor next month as Romy Lawson assumes her new role with Flinders University. -
Accelerate grabs full control of Pilbara manganese play
via smh.com.au
Accelerate Resources has taken 100 per cent ownership of its Woodie Woodie North manganese project in WA, issuing shares to remove all future milestone payments and royalties. -
Brickworks to restart Cardup operation
The state's brick shortage has resulted in a $4 million government agreement with Brickworks to restart a kiln facility in Cardup, which was mothballed three years ago. -
Breaking: RBA lifts rates to highest level in 15 years
via abc.net.au
The Reserve Bank increases interest rates to 4.6 per cent in its fourth rate rise this year. -
Mortgage calculator: Here’s how much extra your repayments will be
via smh.com.au
The RBA has increased interest rates to 4.60 per cent. Use our calculator to see how much extra your mortgage repayments will be. -
RBA hikes rates to 15-year high
Interest rates are now at their highest point in almost 15 years and could surge further after the Reserve Bank of Australia hiked the official cash rate to 4.6 per cent. -
Japan could redraw the global oil map
via smh.com.au
Importing almost all of its fuel, Japan springs into action after every major energy shock to reassess its supply sources, making it a bellwether of global trends. Its direction this time? Run away from the Middle East. -
Crothers Construction books $48m contract at Yanchep East primary school
The state government has appointed Crothers Construction to build a new primary school in Perth's north, awarding the company a $48 million contract. -
Orbit drill bit bites into thick NSW polymetallic sulphide zones
via smh.com.au
Orbit Resources, formerly Godolphin Resources, has hit a 12.9m zone of semi-massive sulphides, as it looks to expand a 1.7Moz gold-equivalent Lewis Ponds resource in NSW. -
US-China tariff cuts include emus, robots, whales and soccer balls
via abc.net.au
Both countries have struck a deal to lower tariffs on non-sensitive goods worth $US60 billion, with the list including live animals, surgical robots and toys. -
Emus, robots, whales and balls to have lower tariffs under US-China deal
via abc.net.au
Both countries have struck a deal to lower tariffs on non-sensitive goods worth $US60 billion, with the list including live animals, surgical robots and soccer balls. -
Deterra makes $105m copper royalty purchase
Deterra Royalties has added a third core asset to its business, acquiring a royalty over the planned Santa Cruz copper project in Arizona for $US74 million ($A105 million). -
Perenti secures $205m contract suite
Perenti has secured a wide range of drilling contracts across its portfolio, along with a major underground-based deal with Endeavour Mining. -
OpenAI apologises for Medicare hack, creates task force
An artificial intelligence giant whose agent went rogue and hacked an Australian government website has publicly apologised and committed to setting up a task force in an attempt to control its technology. -
Gold’s rollercoaster ride shows the messy state of the global economy
via smh.com.au
If you were looking for an illustrated view of what’s been happening in the world economy and markets this year, you’d have to look no further than a chart of the gold price. -
WA olive grove properties gain interest as shortages push up oil prices
Two olive groves in WA's south are about to be sold as the niche agricultural sector benefits from record prices for oil and climbing land values. -
AI’s hidden $4.3 trillion bill could wreck world economy, warns Big Short investor
via smh.com.au
Michael Burry, the hedge-fund manager famous for his bet against the US subprime mortgage bubble that sparked the GFC, has targeted the gargantuan data centre bill he says AL companies are hiding. -
Chinese-owned firm takes over one of Australia's largest cannabis farms
via abc.net.au
Despite the takeover of the cannabis farm north of Hobart, the chief executive of Tasmanian Botanics says it is "business as usual" for staff and customers. -
Latest act in AUKUS odyssey as sub powers away
The British government has seized on the launch of its latest nuclear-powered attack submarine as proof it can deliver on its AUKUS commitments. -
OpenAI halts powerful new AI model over fears it could go rogue
via smh.com.au
News of OpenAI’s decision came as the giant chipmaker Nvidia announced a new tool it claimed would ensure bots stayed within their instructions. -
Farmers 'suffocating' on red tape
The Senate is investigating claims that farmers are being crushed by regulatory burden. -
Stocks fall as higher oil prices, Treasury yields weigh
US stocks have fallen as oil prices and Treasury yields increased, with investors weighing uncertainty over the prospects for an Iran war peace deal and the effect on the Federal Reserve's rate path. -
Budget bottom line improves, but borrowers brace for pain
An unexpected jump in the tax take and less spending than forecast has delivered a $6 billion boost to the federal budget. -
Greens leader suddenly quits after health 'downturn'
Larissa Waters has quit as leader of the Greens due to worsening kidney disease. -
ASX to open flat ahead of RBA rate call; Wall Street wobbles as bonds spike
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket is set for a cautious start on RBA day, with investors looking to the Reserve Bank’s press conference after its expected rise in interest rates for clues on whether a follow-up hike will be needed. -
ASX edges higher ahead of RBA rate call; Wall Street wobbles as bonds spike
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket was moderately higher in early trade as investors hold their breath for an expected rate rise and clues on whether a follow-up hike will be needed. -
Nvidia unveils security platform to stop AI agents from going rogue
via smh.com.au
The AI chip giant has unveiled a new security platform that it claims “sets boundaries” for AI agents. It also announced what it said was the biggest share buyback in history to cash in on a global race to dominate artificial intelligence. -
Spoonfuls of sugar: $280,000 nannies for the ultra-rich are in high demand
via smh.com.au
High pay for long hours on a rota is common on oil platforms, in mines and on container ships. It is increasingly so in another field: caring for the children of the super-rich. -
Crown sues insurer refusing to help it cover mammoth class action payout
via smh.com.au
Casino operator is suing a multinational insurer, which has declined to pay out a policy the gambling giant expects to help it fund a $72 million class action. -
South African gold giant set to pursue Australian rival
One of the world's top mining firms is disappointed the board of Australia's leading goldminer has knocked back its near $40 billion takeover approach but isn't giving up its pursuit.
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