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Perth, Brisbane lead nation in home value drops
The two cities are leading the nation with the fastest declines in home values, overtaking Sydney as the housing downturn broadens, new data shows. -
Chinese car giant BYD apologises after putting wheels on the wrong way
BYD apologised for an assembly mistake that meant some of its Great Tang electric sport utility vehicles had their front and rear wheel rims installed in reverse. -
Rising costs hurt South Australia's regional high streets
Several shops in Mount Gambier's economic heart stand empty as rising costs and changing shopping habits take a toll. Â -
Plug-in solar and batteries may cause house fires, electricians warn
Plug-in solar and batteries promise savings for households, but electrical industry groups say the safety measures being proposed are insufficient and the devices could cause house fires. -
âGotta prioritise thingsâ: Bosses brace for a wave of GTA VI sickies
The video game is the first new instalment in 13 years of one of the best-selling entertainment franchises in history. Australian businesses expect staff absenteeism to soar. -
Rio Tinto assures community it is 'committed' to smelter
Rio Tinto says it will keep a minimum number of workers employed at a northern Tasmanian smelter until at least 2031, in return for a taxpayer-funded support package. -
ASX set to fall, AI stocks drive Wall Street higher
A rebound for stocks in the artificial intelligence industry is lifting the US market. -
Woodsideâs $30b gas project 'could struggle' to find financial backers
Woodside's enormous gas project off the Kimberley coast of Western Australia faces difficulties getting finance as banks increasingly withdraw from fossil-fuel investments. -
Woodsideâs $30b gas project could struggle to find financial backers
Woodside's enormous gas project off the Kimberley coast of Western Australia could struggle to secure financing as banks increasingly withdraw from fossil-fuel investments. -
There's no other store like David Jones to its founding family
If David Jones doesn't survive, a near two-century legacy would be wiped out, now the family of the store's founder are revealing their fondest memories. -
The inside story of David Jones as told by the founders' family
If David Jones doesn't survive, a near two-century legacy would be wiped out, now the family of the store's founder are revealing their fondest memories. -
Airfare relief unlikely for frustrated regional flyers
Travelers on some regional air routes are paying more than double the per kilometre charge facing those flying between the major cities, the Productivity Commission has found. -
DJs Perth CBD closure creates vacancy challenge
The closure of David Jones' Hay Street Mall store could potentially vacate 91 per cent of the 24,000-square metre property, leaving the future of the Singaporean-owned building uncertain. -
Mining equipment manufacturer reveals plans to phase out 265 jobs
The union describes plans to phase out 265 jobs at a manufacturing plant in the NSW Southern Highlands as a "gut blow". -
Brave wine producers invest
South West winemakers are backing quality wines, sustainable farming and new hospitality ventures to secure their future. -
Brave WA wine producers invest
South West winemakers are backing quality wines, sustainable farming and new hospitality ventures to secure their future. -
Australian shares shake off weak start to inch higher
Australian shares have ended the session higher, despite a slump in home loans weighing on the outlook for bank earnings. -
Sheridan Institute of Higher Education buys Beaufort Street site
The Sheridan Institute of Higher Education has acquired the historic Pilpel Print headquarters on Beaufort Street for $7.3 million. -
Australian Renewable Energy Hub probes Pilbara green shipping fuel supply
The North West's largest prospective green energy project could become a major supplier of ammonia fuel to the Pilbara's iron ore shipping fleet. -
Panel speaks on marine decarbonisation
A âbig stickâ would be useful to speed up the decarbonisation of marine industries, a Fortescue project manager says during an industry panel. -
Megara completes $200m Ora project, sticks to external build model
Leederville-based developer Megara says it is keen to keep hiring external builders, as it marks the completion of its $200 million Sorrento project. -
VEEM strikes landmark US nuclear submarine deal
Perth marine manufacturing specialist VEEM has become the first Australian manufacturer to secure production orders with the US's largest military shipbuilder, supplying components directly into the Virginia-class nuclear submarine program. -
âWe still have a planâ: David Jones to shut 19 stores, thousands of jobs to go
David Jones has told suppliers and staff that half of its stores will close as the receivers in charge of the embattled department store owner attempt to make the business viable again. -
EMC accepted into national research initiative
Everest Metals Corporation has taken another key step towards development of its Mt Edon critical minerals project in WA. -
Leonie Baldock buys $23m Applecross office
Billionaire Leonie Baldock has purchased a five-storey office building in Applecross for $23.5 million from the man behind The Good Grocer. -
Govt's gas reservation plans suffer a serious setback
The federal government's plans to establish a domestic gas reservation scheme have suffered a serious blow after being rejected by the Coalition and Greens. -
Hellyer Metals liquidator removed in federal judge ruling
The liquidator of a company involved in Tasmanian gold mine has been removed from the role, with a federal judge ruling the man had made "a serious error of judgement" and had failed to properly investigate the company. -
Hellyer Metals liquidator lashed for 'serious lack of judgement'
The liquidator of a company involved in a Tasmanian gold mine has been removed from the role, with a federal judge ruling the man had made "a serious error of judgement" and had failed to properly investigate the company. -
ASX closes higher as BHP rebounds, tech stocks rise; CBA, Macquarie Bank fall
The Australian sharemarket edged up in Wednesdayâs session, erasing early losses and shrugging off falls on Wall Street, where inflation figures spooked investors. -
Augustus nails 71m gold hit at WA Music Well project
Augustus Minerals has hit a 71-metre-wide gold zone from 15m deep at its Music Well project in WA, with the rods now spinning at a new target with rock chips up to 30.4g/t.
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