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Not a 'blip': Sydney and Melbourne property prices go into reverse
via abc.net.auThe red-hot Australian housing market is showing the first signs of easing since interest rates started rising in May 2022. -
WA producers want assurances on gas reservation separation
WA producers, consumers want federal assurance on state's separate status under the national gas reservation plan. -
Shares post worst week in six months as risks converge
Australian shares have had their worst five days since the first week of the US-Iran war, as stubborn oil prices, high bond yields and inflation woes hammer risk sentiment. -
Qantas reduces baggage limits for Christmas, Cocos Island flights
Qantas has reduced baggage allowances to Christmas and Cocos (Keeling) islands nine months after winning a contract for the service from rival airline Virgin. -
Wiluna lodges prospectus, seeks $180m
Wiluna Mining Corporation will seek to raise $180 million to fully recapitalise its balance sheet and re-list on the ASX debt-free, according to its prospectus released today. -
WA liquidator cancels registration after ASIC concerns
A Perth-based liquidator has cancelled his registration after the corporate watchdog raised concerns about his status. -
Big Hits: PolarX, Sunstone Metals and Manuka Resources
via smh.com.au
Bulls N’ Bears Big Hits looks at notable drill intercepts reported to the ASX last week, led by PolarX Ltd, Sunstone Metals and Manuka Resources. -
ASX Runners of the Week: Iondrive, Australasian, Aruma & Neurizon
via smh.com.au
The Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is... Iondrive, after an economic evaluation of its IONSolv technology showed a US$243 million (A$338 million) net present value for just a single proprietary module. -
Analyst warns of 'late-stage bubble' as rates and oil prices surge
via abc.net.au
Global interest rate hikes are predicted as oil prices spark inflation fears. -
WA sheep industry gets $40m federal funding
The state's sheep industry has received $40 million in federal government funding, with a quarter of the grants pool awarded to abattoirs. -
Residents say they 'can't live without' firewood ahead of ban
via abc.net.au
A ban on collecting firewood in two national parks, due to come into effect next month, has many residents questioning how they will heat their homes next winter. -
Jupiter announces MD transition
Brad Rogers has tendered his resignation as managing director of manganese producer Jupiter Mines. -
Bandy appointed Peel Thunder CEO
Peel Thunder Football Club has appointed Daniel Bandy as its permanent chief executive. -
Opinion: Getting local government back on track
OPINION: WA seems determined to plant a flag as the state of shambles when it comes to local government performance. -
Chinese ship takes Arctic shortcut: Smart business, or a geopolitical flex?
via smh.com.au
Melting ice is opening a trade route through the Arctic. China has begun the first regular service as part of its polar ambitions. -
Canyon shareholder won’t budge on 5c per share bid
Canyon Resources takeover aspirant and majority shareholder A2MP has declared its 5c per share offer for the African bauxite-focused developer best and final. -
Opinion: Ditch experience to your detriment
OPINION: The data shows not all businesses recognise the value of wisdom and experience. -
Scions step up as Howard Park marks 40 years of winemaking
A cherished Margaret River institution is celebrating its 40th anniversary. -
Mark My Words September 11 2026
Mark Pownall is joined by Sam Jones, Tom Zaunmayr, Jack McGinn and Nadia Budihardjo to talk about the big events of the week in WA business and politics. This episode looks at the defence sector, Pilbara mining deals, gas reservations and Northern Star. -
RE:GROUP secures Thunderbird contract
Mining services contractor RE:GROUP has secured $50 million per annum worth of work at the Thunderbird mineral sands mine in the Kimberley. -
‘Monster ore bodies’: Greatland boss on Paterson potential
Greatland Resources managing director Shaun Day envisions undeveloped “monster ore bodies” in the Paterson province feeding the expansive Telfer gold and copper mining and processing operation. -
Duketon announces MD transition
West Perth-based Duketon Mining has announced a executive management transition, as it looks to further develop its Barlee gold project in the Goldfields. -
Tasmanian sand mine bid to include 700m jetty in the north-east
via abc.net.au
An upcoming proposal to mine millions of tonnes of sand for export from Tasmania's largest farm triggers concern from Aboriginal groups. -
Company plans 700-metre jetty as part of sand export project
via abc.net.au
An upcoming proposal to mine millions of tonnes of sand for export from Tasmania's largest farm triggers concern from Aboriginal groups. -
ASX sheds about $90b in a week amid rate rise fears, oil price surge
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket slumped on Friday as surging oil prices pressured bond yields and squeezed central banks to consider raising interest rates. -
Cap Raise Crucible: Canaccord leads big mining dash for cash
via smh.com.au
The Cap Raise Crucible saw ASX cheque books wide open with over 35 raisings chasing $687.5M, led by big mining books. Canaccord was at the pointy end with nine deals worth $380M. -
Superannuation is too important for populism
via smh.com.au
The nation’s retirement savings pool is not a political piggy bank. -
Mining safety regulator warns against 'unprecedented' vapes in mines
via abc.net.au
Resources Safety and Health Queensland is investigating an unprecedented number of reports of contraband being brought into coalmines. -
Transmission uncertainty stifles Pilbara green deals
Uncertainty around the timely construction of transmission lines is giving resources companies cold feet about committing to green energy deals in the Pilbara. -
Resort says sale or refinancing will address 'outstanding' superannuation
via abc.net.au
The co-owner of a high-profile South Australian island resort confirms the business is working to pay "outstanding” superannuation as Rumi on Louth is listed for sale.
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