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New data shows how popular this Gold Coast suburb is, but can infrastructure keep up?
via abc.net.au
Pimpama on the northern Gold Coast had the largest population growth rate of all regional areas in the country during the past financial year. At a rate of almost 13 per cent, locals and councillors are worried infrastructure is not keeping pace. -
Half of 'ecologically thinned' trees from WA forests chipped or burned
via abc.net.au
More than half the wood removed under WA's trial of ecological thinning is being chipped, burned or exported overseas, according to information revealed in state parliament. -
Consumers duped by price comparison websites, ASIC warns
via abc.net.au
Australians hunting bargains on comparison websites risk being duped by sites that only offer a selection of preferred providers. -
US flights in chaos as communications fail and cable accidentally cut
via abc.net.au
A failed telecommunications circuit and a severed fibre-optic cable have snarled thousands of flights across the US and halted incoming flights at airports in New York, Boston and Philadelphia. -
US flights chaos as communications fail and cable is accidentally cut
via abc.net.au
A failed telecommunications circuit and a severed fibre-optic cable have snarled thousands of flights across the US and halted incoming flights at major airports in New York, Boston and Philadelphia. -
Fishbowl is changing its name, and the founders don’t mind if you hate it
via smh.com.au
Customers are welcome to keep calling it Fishbowl if they want – just don’t call it a slop bowl. -
Paramount settles with US states, clearing way for Warner Bros merger
via abc.net.au
Opponents say Paramount's multi-billion-dollar merger with Warner Bros will slash Hollywood jobs, reduce the number of films produced, and threaten CNN's independence. -
ASX set to rise as Wall Street surges; Road clears for $154b Paramount-Warner Bros merger
via smh.com.au
US stocks are climbing with markets worldwide after oil prices and yields in the bond market gave back some of their jumps from last week. -
Darwin council could permanently move pre-cyclone clean-up to May
via abc.net.au
The City of Darwin could soon vote to permanently move its annual pre-cyclone clean-up to May after the 2026 clean-up was postponed until after the wet season. -
Darwin council considering permanent pre-cyclone clean-up move to May
via abc.net.au
The City of Darwin could soon vote to permanently move its annual pre-cyclone clean-up to May after the 2026 clean-up was postponed until after the wet season. -
ASX set to rise as Wall Street surges; Oil prices fall; Road clears for Paramount-Warner Bros deal
via smh.com.au
US stocks are climbing with markets worldwide after oil prices and yields in the bond market gave back some of their jumps from last week. -
ASX set to rise as Wall Street surges; Oil prices fall; Road clears for $154b Paramount-Warner Bros merger
via smh.com.au
US stocks are climbing with markets worldwide after oil prices and yields in the bond market gave back some of their jumps from last week. -
Why younger Australians are facing a tough economic future
via abc.net.au
In 40 years, with an estimated population of 40 million, Australia will be more indebted and face what increasingly appears to be a permanent budget deficit. -
EV brand BYD erases 'China' and 'surveillance' from its privacy policy
via abc.net.au
The original policy gave the company almost unlimited powers to collect data on its Australian vehicle owners and broad discretion on how this could be disclosed. -
BYD cuts references to 'China' and 'surveillance' from its privacy policy
via abc.net.au
The original policy gave the company almost unlimited powers to collect data on its Australian vehicle owners and broad discretion on how this could be disclosed. -
The new generation of ultra-cheap smart glasses is shockingly hackable
via abc.net.au
Independent testing found cheap smart glasses could be accessed by an attacker without a password, allowing them to gain control of the glasses and stored images. -
In Pattaya, the death of a teenage girl has exposed a party city's dark underbelly
via abc.net.au
It's a holiday hotspot drawing millions of tourists a year but the death of a teenage girl has highlighted the dangers of Pattaya's sex industry. -
'Clock is ticking' as ASIC warns private credit sector investors could bail
via abc.net.au
ASIC commissioner Simone Constant has fired a shot across the bow of Australian private credit, warning the clock is ticking on poor lending practices. -
Xi under fire as cracks widen in China
via smh.com.au
China’s economy is in its worst shape in decades and Xi Jinping is facing criticism for what he is focusing on. -
‘Wharfie mobile’ to rivate jets: Freo Dockers fans mobilise
Fremantle Dockers fans are going to great lengths to cross the Nullarbor for the AFL Grand Final as the state government makes local transport to the port city free. -
‘Wharfie mobile’ to private jets: Freo Dockers fans mobilise
Fremantle Dockers fans are going to great lengths to cross the Nullarbor for the AFL Grand Final as the state government makes local transport to the port city free. -
Ramelius targets up to 610koz by FY30
Ramelius Resources shares closed stronger on Monday, following the release of its updated four-year production outlook and FY27 annual guidance target. -
Shares waver as interest rate fears loom over markets
Australian shares are off to another shaky start to the week, trading flat in the first session as investors mull a looming interest rate hike and tough economic conditions. -
Inside the crackdown on a $23 billion black market
via abc.net.au
Authorities across Australia's east coast are cracking down on the fishing black market, conducting raids, issuing large fines and crushing boats soon after they seize them. -
The secret relationship, the $40m legal fight and the corporate cop’s latest case
via smh.com.au
Former Super Retail Group boss Anthony Heraghty had just started a new high-profile gig when ASIC came knocking. -
The secret relationship, the $40 million legal fight and the corporate cop’s latest case
via smh.com.au
Former Super Retail Group boss Anthony Heraghty had just started a new high-profile gig when ASIC came knocking. -
Acting premier wants premiership prize
Rita Saffioti might be the acting premier this week, but it's the premiership occupying her mind. -
At Close of Business podcast September 21 2026
Jack McGinn speaks to Ella Loneragan about a move to trademark the name of WA sport's biggest rivalry. -
Platina reshuffles hand for high-stakes WA gold hunt
via smh.com.au
Platina has turned a US$14m scandium exit into a well-funded WA gold hunt, zeroing in on scale across a trio of gold projects in WA’s prolific Laverton district. -
Resolute shares down following Syama update
Resolute Mining shares were sold off on Monday, following news that ongoing challenges in Mali had impacted the goldminer's annual production guidance.
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