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Resignations hit Northern Star
The goldminer’s chief development officer and general manager have announced they will exit the business for top jobs with Bellevue Gold, taking Northern Star’s post Saracen Minerals merger departure tally to six. -
Australia’s economy to double as growth slows, fed govt predicts
The economy will more than double in size over the next 40 years but the pace of growth will slow and the population will be larger but older, the federal government predicts. -
Forrestania bolts on strategic WA gold ground
via smh.com.au
Forrestania Resources has acquired four WA gold licences, bolstering its Westonia Hub strategy ahead of a 2027 production restart at its 402,800-ounce Edna May project. -
Trump’s war is strangling the world
via smh.com.au
It’s no surprise Fed chair Kevin Warsh avoided direct references to the war in the Middle East last week. But the consequences of Trump’s misguided adventure are impossible to ignore. -
Drill blitz serves up 10.72g/t WA gold for Great Southern
via smh.com.au
Great Southern Mining has hit 10.72g/t gold at Golden Boulder in WA, extending mineralisation down-dip as it tests the scale of its 3.5km Main Line trend. -
Footy fever hits IP pitch
A move to trademark the moniker given to WA's fiercest football rivalry has cast light on the history of the term. -
'Play a key role': PM launches bid for security council
Australia having a seat at the United Nations Security Council will be able to help with the cost of living back home, the prime minister insists. -
Corporate cop sues former Super Retail boss, alleging he misled the market
via smh.com.au
ASIC is suing the former head of Rebel Sport’s owner for allegedly misleading the market and breaching his directors’ duties. -
ASX slides lower as oil, bonds weigh on Wall Street
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket has started the week in the red after a mixed finish for Wall Street on Friday. -
ASX slides lower as oil prices, bond yields weigh on Wall Street
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket has started the week in the red after a mixed finish for Wall Street on Friday. -
New 'blanket' Safe Work rules not practical, say miners and farmers
via abc.net.au
Safe Work Australia's new rules for farms and mines using airborne contaminants are due to take effect on December 1, but industry says there has been little consultation and the rules are not practical. -
Wall Street ends mixed after tumultuous week
Wall Street has closed a volatile week on a muted note as benchmark US Treasury yields topped 5 per cent while crude prices reversed earlier gains but remained above $US100 per barrel, keeping inflation worries front and centre. -
With this 'little bit', households can help tackle organic waste problem
via abc.net.au
Just 11 of 77 councils in Queensland offer kerbside green bin services, and only some provide FOGO bins. One resident is passionate about home composting as a solution to managing organic waste. -
Concerns raised over Qld's call-in process for assessing renewable projects
via abc.net.au
Renewable energy advocates say increased government intervention in projects creates uncertainty for private sector investors and communities. -
Shein, Temu shoppers keep adding to cart despite environmental concerns
via abc.net.au
A new study has found fans of ultra-fast fashion brands are aware of the environmental and ethical concerns, but price, convenience and variety keep them hooked. -
Shein, Temu shoppers do not feel responsible for environmental concerns, study finds
via abc.net.au
A new study has found fans of ultra-fast fashion brands are aware of the environmental and ethical concerns, but price, convenience and variety keep them hooked. -
Charity provides school lunches for kids as food insecurity rises
via abc.net.au
The charity Eat Up delivered more than 1.6 million lunches last year and says the need is growing, as it launches a new universal school meals program. -
ASX eyes losses as oil prices, bond yields weigh on Wall Street
via smh.com.au
Wall Street capped an up -and- down week with a mixed finish for US stock indexes, as elevated bond yields and oil prices weighed on the market. -
Why higher interest rates are the new normal
via smh.com.au
Even when the RBA is satisfied it has inflation under control, we should not expect rates to come down by a lot. -
We asked a cybersecurity expert to remotely access a BYD. It was too easy
via abc.net.au
To test the risks of surveillance and sabotage, Four Corners asked a hacker to show what China's top EV brand could see and do remotely. -
Hacking this BYD was too easy. It didn't even have a password
via abc.net.au
To test the risks of surveillance and sabotage, Four Corners asked a hacker to show what China's top EV brand could see and do remotely. -
Business founder wants to cut real estate agents out of the rental market
via smh.com.au
As landlords look to trim back costs after the budget, one Australian company is betting it can take a chance on managing properties without an agent. -
Australians love these cars. Experts have 'real security concerns'
via abc.net.au
To test the risks of surveillance and sabotage, Four Corners asked a hacker to show what China's top EV brand could see and do remotely. -
‘I am a proud man’: Hedge fund billionaire Crispin Odey’s fall from grace
via smh.com.au
Rupert Murdoch’s former son-in-law, described by his staff as a “sex pest,” lost his high-stakes battle with the London City watchdog: A court upheld his lifetime ban from financial services. -
Pledges, timed visits and taxes: The strategies diverting tourists from hotspots
via abc.net.au
Tourist destinations around the world are trying out various strategies to manage the environmental and social impacts that caused by visitors. -
Amsterdam no longer spends on marketing, and the city is not alone
via abc.net.au
Tourist destinations around the world are trying out various strategies to manage the environmental and social impacts that caused by visitors. -
Super contributions surge more than a third after budget tax changes
via smh.com.au
Changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax have made super funds more attractive, prompting a surge in voluntary contributions. -
From fashion forward to failure: What went wrong for Cue?
via abc.net.au
Cue had a reputation for reinvention, with the proof hanging in the wardrobes of generations of women. But what inspired the start of the brand in 1968 has led to its demise. -
Italian-Australian icon Franco Cozzo remembered in retail revival
via abc.net.au
The late retailer Franco Cozzo furnished generations of Italian-Australians. Now his daughters are continuing the family tradition. -
Activist group using AI to flood ABC with thousands of bias complaints
via smh.com.au
The AI system lets campaigners deliver thousands of messages from their supporters with different language, tone and length but the same meaning.
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