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Pilots, aircrew face higher radiation-related cancer death rates, study
via abc.net.au
While the study of death records across 500 occupations is US based, experts say the finding could be similar in Australia and suggests more radiation monitoring of airline crew is needed. -
Anthropic warns investors its AI could pose ‘existential risks to humanity’
via smh.com.au
In the prospectus for its planned $2.8 trillion sharemarket float, the company uses 80 pages to outline its AI models’ dangers, including unpredictable behaviours such as attempts to “resist shutdown” and “conceal or manipulate information.” -
Battery customers feeling 'ripped off' after solar company collapses
via abc.net.au
A Sydney solar company has collapsed, leaving large numbers of customers furious after they paid hefty deposits for battery systems under a multi-billion-dollar federal government scheme. -
10 years on, Geelong and Broadmeadows count the cost of Ford's departure
via abc.net.au
While the Geelong and Broadmeadows economies have bounced back from Ford factory closures in 2016, former workers say their journeys have been tough. -
Pilots, aircrew face higher radiation-related cancer death rates, study finds
via abc.net.au
While the study of death records across 500 occupations is US based, experts say the finding could be similar in Australia and suggests more radiation monitoring of airline crew is needed. -
Asking for free dental care is like pulling teeth. But we still need to do it
via smh.com.au
I’m far from the only one delaying treatment. Like my wisdom tooth, though, the cost of keeping dental care unaffordable will probably only grow. -
Doing the sums as fourth rate hike adds hundreds to repayments
via abc.net.au
Home owners are looking for ways to earn extra funds as the increase to interest rates to 4.6 per cent makes it harder to make ends meet. -
Pay, rosters and future jobs at heart of WA's latest coal strike
via abc.net.au
More than 100 mine workers have gathered in Collie, accusing Chinese-owned Premier Coal and the WA government of failing to heed their concerns over pay and their future employment prospects. -
Develop sets $458 million growth capital budget
Growth will continue at Bill Beament-led Develop Global in FY27, following the release of its guidance metrics for the upcoming year. -
From fear to greed and back again: AI is taking Wall Street to extremes
via smh.com.au
Artificial intelligence could wipe us all out. Or it might just kill our unwanted subscriptions. Those are the scenarios sharemarkets have swung between over the past two weeks. -
Councillor speaks out over CEO's sacking
City of Perth councillor Catherine Lezer has publicly called for sacked chief executive Michelle Reynolds to be reinstated. -
ASX edges higher after RBA boss tempers Cup day rate hike fears
via smh.com.au
The Australian market was initially down in the mid-afternoon, when the central bank flagged it was willing to inflict more pain on home owners if needed. -
Symbion divests $16.8m WA warehouse
National healthcare wholesaler Symbion has sold its only Western Australian warehouse – located on a 18,700-square metre site in Kewdale – to Harmony Property Investments. -
Last gasp for $4m Caratti claim
A $4 million-plus Federal Court action against property investor Allen Bruce Caratti faces the chop if an aggrieved former landowner can't hire a persuasive lawyer. -
At Close of Business podcast September 29 2026
Tom Zaunmayr and Justin Fris discuss a community at the coalface of the wind turbine debate. -
Aussie shares up as bank boss bets against Cup day hike
Australian shares have ended the day higher after the nation's's top central banker said the race that stops the nation won't likely accompany a rate hike that stops the economy. -
Department of Defence charged over HMAS Stirling incident
The Department of Defence has been charged with breaching work and safety laws over an incident, in which a crane weighing 60 tonnes tipped over at HMAS Stirling. -
Nation put on notice about further rate hikes
Borrowers have been warned to brace for further interest rate hikes after the Reserve Bank of Australia lifted its official cash rate to 4.6 per cent and cautioned more action may be needed to lower inflation. -
Perth Glory rekindles Chicken Treat partnership
The logo of a WA fast food chain has made a return to the front of Perth Glory's men's kit for the first time since its 1997-98 National Soccer League campaign. -
Rio2 gold ramp-up rebounds from Chilean winter blast
via smh.com.au
Rio2 Ltd has resumed gold production ramp-up at its Fenix Gold mine in Chile after winter storms halted progress, with commercial production still on track for the fourth quarter. -
Second brick plant no quick fix for WA housing shortage
via abc.net.au
Taxpayers are funding the reopening of the Austral factory, which the government hopes will help address the shortage of bricks plaguing the construction industry. -
Brick shortage prompts $4 million sweetener to get factory reopened
via abc.net.au
Taxpayers are funding the reopening of the Austral factory, which the government hopes will help address the shortage of bricks plaguing the construction industry. -
Working holiday visa changes driving backpackers away, employers say
via abc.net.au
Industry leaders say backpackers are already leaving sectors that are heavily reliant on them because of federal government's planned changes to the working holiday visa. -
ASX edges lower after RBA rate call; Wall Street wobbles as bonds spike
via smh.com.au
The Australian market was down slightly after the central bank flagged it was willing to inflict more pain on home owners if needed. -
Critica surges after unveiling $1.4B tin-tungsten prize in Tasmania
via smh.com.au
Critica Ltd surged after a scoping study at its Tasmanian tin-tungsten project delivered a $1.42B pre-tax NPV, 65% IRR and 1.9-year payback from a proposed underground mine. -
Builder, supervisor fined $25k over roof work at Scarborough home
A Perth builder and its nominated supervisor have been fined $25,000 over defective work that caused a roof to detach and collapsed on to the neighbouring house. -
Opinion: Dots dash hopes of soft landing on debt
OPINION: Warning signs of a global debt crisis are becoming hard to ignore. -
Kojonup Wind Farm highlights tension between developers, farmers and government
Proponents of a Kojonup wind farm are walking a tightrope between economic imperatives and community concerns. -
Opinion: Contributing on an industrial scale
OPINION: Australia's next alliance contribution won't just be military, it will be industrial. -
Lycopodium lands $42.9m contract
Peter De Leo-led Lycopodium has continued its longstanding working partnership with Endeavour Mining, after booking another major engineering and procurement contract.
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