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'No jab, no jive': Outback music festivals make vaccination compulsory
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The 10,000 people planning to attend either the Big Red Bash or Mundi Mundi Bash in 2022 will need to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 in order to take part, organisers say. -
The billionaire’s son with ties to Trump who is about to run Hollywood
via smh.com.au
When David Ellison first arrived in the movie capital, insiders laughed behind his back. He was dumb money to be fleeced, another starstruck rich guy with a chequebook. Now he is in charge. -
‘Get off my chest’: Anti-Woodside logo protest gains traction
A campaign to remove Woodside Energy as the Fremantle Dockers' major sponsor has gained momentum after MP Josh Wilson joined the action as the football club prepared for the second grand final in its 32-year history. -
Australian shares suffer fourth straight losing week
The Australian share market has fallen to a three-month low as oil prices and bond yields both moved higher and domestic interest rates looked to soon join them. -
Nation ‘fuel secure’ despite latest disruptions
The nation has more than a month's worth of diesel in stock despite the most recent disruptions to global oil flows. -
Mark My Words September 25 2026
Mark Pownall is joined by Gary Adshead, Claire Tyrell and Isabel Vieira to talk about the big events of the week in WA business and politics. In this edition they look at the Perth city council, biggest builders in WA, Satterley management changes, Equus ownership, Oxford Hotel, Innovaero, state funds Cliff Head and, of course, a brief word about the Dockers. -
Immigration policy can ruin aged care, panellist says
Former AMA WA president David Mountain claimed aged care would be decimated because of the federal government's migration system changes, during a discussion on challenges in the health sector. -
Immigration cut could decimate aged care, panellist says
Former AMA WA president David Mountain has warned the aged care sector would be decimated because of the federal government's migration changes, speaking at a Business News event. -
Constable’s death and the dark territory that goes with job
via smh.com.au
The death of a young female NSW Police officer is a reminder of the dangers of standing in harm’s way on behalf of the community. -
At Close of Business podcast September 25 2026
Mark Beyer and Justin Fris discuss the business aspects and benefits behind Saturday's AFL Grand Final between the Fremantle Dockers and Brisbane Lions. -
Big Hits: Anax Metals, Many Peaks Minerals and MinRex Resources
via smh.com.au
Bulls N’ Bears Big Hits looks at notable drill intercepts reported to the ASX last week, led by Anax Metals, which confirmed shallow high-grade mineralisation at its WA Mons Cupri deposit. -
ASX Runners of the Week: Micro-X, Arrow Minerals & Mamba
via smh.com.au
The Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is… Micro-X Limited, which tripled after its chairman bought a swathe of shares on-market, revitalising interest in the company’s portable scanning technology. -
Cap Raise Crucible: $2.7B torrent keeps brokers on the boil
via smh.com.au
This fortnight’s edition of Cap Raise Crucible has tracked $2.7B thundering through the ASX capital-raising machine, topped by NEXTDC’s monster $1.1 billion UBS-managed convertible note. -
Peninsula records minor MRE lift at Lance
Peninsula Energy has announced a slight mineral resource estimate increase at its flagship Lance uranium project in the US. -
Bungled Sydney Water payroll rollout leaves workers underpaid
via abc.net.au
Three unions have voted for work stoppages and work bans after a new payroll system has been routinely paying employees incorrectly or late since July. -
Opinion: Bringing clarity to the ‘grey zone’
OPINION: Marrying ethical intent with practice requires us to honestly assess our motivations and actions. -
I am a single mother by choice. Why am I hit with a ‘solo parent’ penalty?
via smh.com.au
There is no ‘spare adult’ to play backstop in single-parent households – and Australia has 1.2 million of them. We haven’t adjusted for this reality. -
Star’s Sydney casino licence to stay suspended
via smh.com.au
The NSW regulator said questions remained about the casino’s progress in improving its governance, leadership and culture. -
Opinion: Chips are down and games cop double tap
OPINION: The games industry is facing a couple of pressure points as AI uptake surges. -
Fremantle AFL grand final to help revive WA country town's pub
A Great Southern community working get their pub reopened will get a timely boost from Saturday's AFL Grand Final between the Dockers and Lions. -
Aurum jags 155g/t West African gold ahead of resource update
via smh.com.au
Aurum Resources has tabled a stunning 1.3m hit grading 155g/t gold at its 3.22Moz Boundiali project in Côte d’Ivoire, West Africa, ahead of a key resource update. -
Supreme Court dismisses Monadelphous’ $2.6m claim against Bhagwan Marine
The Supreme Court of WA has dismissed Monadelphous' action against Bhagwan Marine, which involved an alleged $2.6 million worth of damage to a marine barge. -
Zenith lands six hits from six in untested 600m WA gold corridor
via smh.com.au
Zenith Minerals has hit gold in every one of the first holes drilled in a 600-metre gap at its Dulcie gold project in WA. Assays from another 25 holes are pending. -
Meeka taps investors for $40m
Shares in West Perth-based Meeka Metals fell by more than 20 per cent early on Friday morning, following news it would undertake a significant capital raise. -
Higher interest rates needed, say top economists
Interest rates need to go higher to solve the nation's inflation challenge, according to a panel of leading economists. -
Kuniko wraps NSW drilling ahead of resource update
via smh.com.au
Kuniko Ltd has wrapped up phase two drilling at its NSW gold-silver project, with assays pending and a resource update targeted for Q4 in the hot Lachlan Fold Belt. -
What small business operators really want from AI
via smh.com.au
Efficiency is everything. -
Satterley appoints Ben Rosser, restructures
The West Perth-based land developer is making some changes at the top of its business as it continues its expansion into commercial property. -
Banks, miners weigh on ASX after shaky day on Wall Street
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket has slid at the open after a shaky day of trading on Wall Street. -
ASX suffers fourth straight losing week as bond yields climb
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket fell to a three-month low as oil prices moved higher, before an expected rise in interest rates next week.
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