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Opinion: Uranium restrictions part of GST flaw
OPINION: If WA wants to maintain its special GST deal it can't be selective about what it exploits. -
ASX opens higher, oil edges up
via smh.com.auThe Australian sharemarket has opened higher after a positive session on Wall Street, while eyes will be on oil markets this morning after developments over the weekend. -
Environmental watchdog to review new Kimberley gas project
via abc.net.au
Buru Energy has rejected environmental claims their Rafael conventional gas project could be a "Trojan horse for fracking". -
McKinsey strips Australian partner of leadership role after ‘glass ceiling’ comments
via smh.com.au
The decision came after an internal review sparked by Chris Bradley’s LinkedIn back-and-forth last month with an author of a new book. -
Mildura and South Australia connected by bus service after six-year hiatus
via abc.net.au
A bus named after a family Cavoodle is helping reconnect Sunraysia commuters to South Australia. -
Ongoing Birdsville Track closure hits outback businesses
via abc.net.au
The Birdsville Track has been closed for the majority of the past two years, leaving some outback businesses with no choice but to pause operations. -
This building will cost more than $1 billion. What do we know about it?
via abc.net.au
Despite the huge scale of the project, many of the details have been kept secret. -
Is this Australia's most secret building?
via abc.net.au
Despite the huge scale of the project, many of the details have been kept secret. -
Insurer underpaid hundreds of NSW accident victims in 'mind-blowing' error
via abc.net.au
The error was picked up by a lawyer of a crash victim who noticed his client's payment did not add up, not by NRMA Insurance or the NSW regulator. -
Insurer underpaid hundreds of NSW accident victims in 'mind blowing' error
via abc.net.au
The error was picked up by a lawyer of a crash victim who noticed his client's payment did not add up, not by NRMA Insurance or the NSW regulator. -
ASX eyes gains after Wall Street rises; Oil market in focus
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket is set for gains after a positive session on Wall Street, while eyes will be on oil markets this morning after developments over the weekend. -
‘Totally Vile Shambles Network’: TVSN faces legal demands after $40m rescue bid fails
via smh.com.au
Some of Australia’s highest-profile investors were approached to buy the home shopping network and keep it afloat. None took up the offer. -
Gas shortage culprit to slip through reservation 'loopholes', say critics
via abc.net.au
Industry players say draft gas reservation plans are full of carve-outs that will let a venture many blame for rising prices off the hook. -
Critics warn of 'Santos-sized loopholes' in gas reservation plan
via abc.net.au
Industry players say draft gas reservation plans are full of carve-outs that will let a venture many blame for rising prices off the hook. -
The $10 pint is extinct – this is what you can expect to pay for a beer in every capital city
via smh.com.au
Buying a round of beers will punish your wallet in some cities more than others. Use our interactive to see how much the cost of your favourite froth has risen over time. -
Pearl Harbour and Hawaii’s connection to Qantas’ Double Sunrise
via smh.com.au
Months before the Imperial Japanese Navy surprise attacked Hawaii, Qantas would take delivery of its first Catalina PBY boat planes on the island. -
Interactive: Where you’ll find Australia’s most and least expensive beer
via smh.com.au
Buying a round of beers will punish your wallet in some cities more than others. Use our interactive to see how much the cost of your favourite froth has risen over time. -
Interactive: The Australian cities paying the most – and least – for beer
via smh.com.au
Buying a round of beers will punish your wallet in some cities more than others. Use our interactive to see how much the cost of your favourite froth has risen over time. -
Major US news networks face probe over White House coverage boycott
via abc.net.au
The investigation into the "group boycott" of White House events comes after a series of clashes between the Trump administration and major news organisations. -
'Someone has to pay': Small businesses grapple with card surcharge ban
via abc.net.au
Customers still prefer to pay with cards, but a week after a ban on payment surcharges, small businesses are looking at how they will wear the cost of merchant fees. -
Businesses grapple with the cost of customers 'wanting to pay by card'
via abc.net.au
Customers still prefer to pay with cards, but a week after a ban on payment surcharges, small businesses are looking at how they will wear the cost of merchant fees. -
Shipping companies offering sailors 'crazy money' to transit Strait of Hormuz
via abc.net.au
Oil tanker captains in the Persian Gulf are being paid up to $US100,000 a month to navigate the Strait of Hormuz, industry insiders and maritime unions say. -
Captains offered $US100,000 a month in the Strait of Hormuz
via abc.net.au
Oil tanker captains in the Persian Gulf are being paid up to $US100,000 a month to navigate the Strait of Hormuz, industry insiders and maritime unions say. -
Richard Morecroft had a furry studio companion viewers never knew about
via abc.net.au
Late veteran presenter Richard Morecroft is best known for his decades of news reading, but unbeknownst to viewers, he was sometimes joined at the desk by a furry companion. -
Archie the flying fox joined Richard Morecroft behind the news desk
via abc.net.au
Late veteran presenter Richard Morecroft is best known for his decades of news reading, but unbeknownst to viewers, he was sometimes joined at the desk by a furry companion. -
Union says cruise ship crews still open to exploitation under legal loophole
via abc.net.au
Cruise ship workers will get some new protections following an ABC investigation, but critics say the exemption that left them vulnerable should never have existed and remains largely in place through to 2028. -
‘Trance-like’: How brands hack psychology of smell to make us spend more
via smh.com.au
In the increasingly lucrative field of scent marketing, one Australian company is helping some of the world’s biggest brands hyper-curate their customer experience. -
Decades-old exemption tweaked to give cruise ship workers more rights
via abc.net.au
Cruise ship workers will get some new protections following an ABC investigation, but critics say the exemption that left them vulnerable should never have existed and remains largely in place through to 2028. -
Russian attacks kill at least seven people in Ukraine after Trump-Putin diesel deal
via abc.net.au
The strikes came a day after US President Donald Trump announced a deal to buy Russian diesel that Kyiv warned would help fund Moscow's war in Ukraine. -
Russian attacks kill at least 12 in Ukraine after Trump-Putin diesel deal
via abc.net.au
The strikes came a day after US President Donald Trump announced a deal to buy Russian diesel that Kyiv warned would help fund Moscow's war in Ukraine.
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