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Opinion: Next defence race an industrial one
OPINION: Home-grown industrial capacity can be a useful adjunct to established defence alliances. -
ASX eyes gains, Wall Street slips as oil prices, bond market crank up pressure; Bitcoin falls
via smh.com.au
The US stock market recorded losses but the Australian sharemarket is set for a positive start to the session. -
Australian company Sharon AI buys former Visy paper mill site at Ettamogah
via abc.net.au
An AI company confirms it has purchased a large paper mill site in Ettamogah, north of Albury, but is yet to disclose why. -
One in five Melbourne units sold at a loss, as national housing prices drop
via abc.net.au
The national median profit has dropped to $371,000, as a softening housing market hits home prices. -
Housing downturn ends record profit run for sellers
via abc.net.au
The national median profit has dropped to $371,000, as a softening housing market hits home prices. -
Why Australia's most attractive renewables state is almost $1b behind
via abc.net.au
NSW needs to dramatically increase the amount of renewables projects it commissions in order to meet its legislated 2030 targets. -
Politicians raise concerns over parliament house being used to boost brands
via abc.net.au
Further questions have been raised about the hire of Parliament House for commercial purposes. -
Influencers of scrutinised MLM tout parliament showcase to boost credibility
via abc.net.au
Further questions have been raised about the hire of Parliament House for commercial purposes. -
ASX eyes gains, Wall Street slips as oil prices, bond market crank up pressure
via smh.com.au
The US stock market is headed for more losses but the Australian sharemarket is set for a positive start to the session. -
'Australia first' senator Ralph Babet's new fashion line not made in Australia
via abc.net.au
Senator Ralph Babet's new fashion line, which includes Australian flag towels, mugs and socks, is made in South America and Asia. -
Feeling the pinch? Blame the pay rise you didn’t get
via smh.com.au
One economist has blown the whistle on who’s keeping inflation high. It’s not the workers. -
Concerns raised over 'problematic culture' at Suncorp's debt collector
via abc.net.au
Insurance giant Suncorp's debt collector spent months using AI to harass an 81-year-old woman into paying a claim she was not responsible for. -
Rewriting Retirement
via smh.com.au
For those thinking of retirement, this six-part series provides the clarity and confidence to take the next step. -
Gambling company let more than 150 problem gamblers stay on platform
via smh.com.au
Social-media linked betting platform hit with $1 million fine for breaching gambling safety laws. -
Western Renewables Link passes planning hurdle as cost review ordered
via abc.net.au
The Victorian premier orders a cost assessment of the controversial Western Renewables Link hours after the planning minister approves its environment effects statement. -
ASX slides to three-month low as banks, miners fall; oil jumps again
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket closed at its lowest level in more than three months, weighed down by the mining heavyweights and the big four banks after another jump in oil prices. -
Breaking: Aussie fashion brand Cue Clothing falls into receivership
via abc.net.au
Sydney-based fashion business Cue Clothing Co, which operates Cue and its sister brand Veronika Maine, has entered receivership. -
Aussie fashion brand Cue Clothing falls into receivership
via abc.net.au
Sydney-based fashion business Cue Clothing Co, which operates Cue and its sister brand Veronika Maine, has entered receivership. -
zero2hero nears $300k in business leaders’ trek
Youth mental health charity zero2hero has raised almost $300,000 from its cape2cape trek for business leaders, with weeks still to go until fundraising closes. -
WA bucks national decline in trades training
The number of trade apprentices and trainees in WA has grown in the past four years, bucking a national decline over the same period. -
Fashion house of Cue, Veronika Maine collapses
The fashion house behind Australian brands Cue and Veronika Maine has collapsed, citing insufficient sales to cover overhead costs in the six-decade-old business. -
Fashion house of Cue, Veronika Maine collapse
The fashion house behind Australian brands Cue and Veronika Maine has collapsed, citing insufficient sales to cover overhead costs in the six-decade-old business. -
Shares hit 11-week low in 'horrendous' day for markets
Australia's share market has slumped to 11-week lows as oil prices, interest rates and fading hopes of an artificial intelligence infrastructure boom pummel investor confidence. -
At Close of Business podcast September 15 2026
Justin Fris speaks to Mark Beyer about the arrival of Perth Glory Football Club's new CEO Ben Leaver. -
Cue, Veronika Maine up for sale after collapse
via smh.com.au
Administrators are seeking buyers to save the fashion labels, which have buckled under their mounting costs. -
Cue, Veronika Maine up for sale after 58 years leading women’s workwear
via smh.com.au
Administrators are seeking buyers to save the fashion labels, which have buckled under their mounting costs. -
Oil price could surge to $US150 as war engulfs major Middle East supply routes
via abc.net.au
The war front expanding in the US-Iran conflict has extended beyond the Strait of Hormuz into the Red Sea. With no sign of de-escalation, there is a higher risk of war pushing oil prices towards $US150 per barrel, even higher than the level it reached during the global financial crisis in 2008. -
Analysts warn 'uncontrolled demand destruction' may be needed to tame oil price
via abc.net.au
With no sign of de-escalation, there is a higher risk the expanding Iran war will push oil prices even higher than the level it reached during the global financial crisis in 2008. -
Analysts warn of 'uncontrolled demand destruction' as oil forecast to hit record high
via abc.net.au
With no sign of de-escalation, there is a higher risk the expanding Iran war will push oil prices even higher than the level it reached during the global financial crisis in 2008. -
Fair Work Ombudsman recovers $453m in unpaid wages for workers
The Fair Work Ombudsman claims it has recovered $453 million in unpaid wages and entitlements for more than 181,000 workers across the country.
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