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Rox boss heartened by Youanmi progression
Construction at Rox Resources' Youanmi gold project has fast-tracked in recent weeks, according to boss Phillip Wilding. -
Bathla suspensions point to 'larger storm' coming in construction industry
via abc.net.au
Under voluntary administration and having stood down two-thirds its staff, embattled property developer Bathla Group leaves dozens of projects in limbo. -
Minor change to title costs worker her job
via smh.com.au
The employee was fired after scrubbing the word “senior” from her job title in legal correspondence, showing the importance of a title. -
Week with no passengers as Spirit of Tasmania tests new ferries
via abc.net.au
The Spirit of Tasmania ferry service between Tasmania and the mainland will take no paying passengers for a week in late October as new ships are tested. -
Day sailings to end with new Spirit of Tasmania ferries
via abc.net.au
The Spirit of Tasmania ferry service between Tasmania and the mainland will take no paying passengers for a week in late October as new ships are tested. -
ASX set to slide as oil prices rise; $A stronger
via smh.com.au
European stocks were weighed down by higher oil prices and a drop in Novartis following the failure of a heart drug, while Wall Street was closed for the Labor Day holiday. -
Animal welfare claim launched against Tasmanian salmon industry
via abc.net.au
A request for an immediate investigation into salmon industry practices has been made to Biosecurity Tasmania regarding possible breaches to the state's Animal Welfare Act. -
Labor's broken promise on plastic recycling
via abc.net.au
Industry groups say they were left blindsided by the federal government's decision to scrap mandatory standards for packaging. -
What the price of gold tells us about Trump and the future
via smh.com.au
Gold has risen sharply due to the “Trump risk premium” and the Ukraine war. -
Tears, sex toys and slurs: A month on the Kyle Sandilands show
via smh.com.au
The controversial broadcaster has escaped the reach of Australia’s media regulator, but a mainstream media company still gets a fifth of his revenue. -
Debt crisis threatens New Caledonia two years on from riots
via abc.net.au
President Milakulo Tukumuli has travelled to France to secure fresh funding to prevent 40,000 New Caledonians from becoming "pensionless" within a few months. But the new assistance comes on the condition the territory would undertake "urgent reforms" to reduce spending. -
Why you need more than trust when lending family money
via abc.net.au
The bank of mum and dad is estimated to be worth $35 billion, but the taboo of talking about money is putting families at risk when using it. -
North Korea and Russia open first road bridge, sparking Ukrainian concerns
via abc.net.au
Ukraine is worried the road bridge could be used to conceal military personnel and weapons in vehicles, rather than a trade route. -
North Korea and Russia open first road bridge, amid Ukrainian concerns
via abc.net.au
Ukraine is worried the road bridge could be used to conceal military personnel and weapons in vehicles, rather than a trade route. -
Court ruling clears way for 124-home Byron Shire development
via abc.net.au
Opponents of a controversial housing development in northern New South Wales will have a week to appeal a Federal Court ruling before excavators start digging up the site. -
The supply crunch writing off cars early and jacking up insurance premiums
via smh.com.au
Independent mechanics say car brands are making it difficult to fix vehicles, pushing repairable cars to be written off and inflating insurance costs accordingly. -
Spirit of Tasmania ferry operator to be in debt until 2052, inquiry hears
via abc.net.au
In the fallout of the bungled Spirit of Tasmania replacement project, ferry operator TT-Line has told a parliamentary committee it expects to stay in debt for an estimated 26 years. -
Australian shares inch higher as energy stocks rally
Australian shares have had a shaky session as oil prices continued to weigh on confidence and select miners jumped after China announced fiscal stimulus. -
Ochre founder Joanne Pellew sentenced
Former WA director Joanne Pellew, the founder of labour hire company Ochre Workforce Solutions, has been sentenced to more than three years imprisonment for Corporations Act offences. -
Consultant exits City of Perth council review over reputational grounds, emails show
A consulting group that withdrew from reviewing the City of Perth's council has cited “reputational grounds” for exiting the project, internal emails reveal. -
At Close of Business podcast September 7 2026
Jack McGinn speaks to Nadia Budihardjo about why inflationary pressure has started to impact the gold sector. -
Business News expands to Canberra
Business News has expanded its political coverage with the appointment of experienced journalist Adrian Rollins as its first reporter based at Parliament House in Canberra. -
Avari Capital buys $15.6m Busselton Holiday Park
The asset marks the second purchase in the private credit provider's alternative accommodation fund. -
Landholders say renewable energy zone 'void' due to missing report
via abc.net.au
Landholders launch legal action in the NSW Supreme Court, hoping to overturn the declaration of the New England renewable energy zone. -
Graziers under transmission line launch bid to quash energy zone
via abc.net.au
Landholders launch legal action in the NSW Supreme Court, hoping to overturn the declaration of the New England renewable energy zone. -
‘Surge and stall’: What pilots think caused Qantas jet to shoot out flames
via smh.com.au
Former Qantas captain David Evans said that from the video footage the “flames and ‘popping’ sounds heard indicate disrupted airflow through the jet engine”. -
Flames and popping sounds: Experts explain Qantas engine incident
via smh.com.au
Former Qantas captain David Evans said that from the video footage the “flames and ‘popping’ sounds heard indicate disrupted airflow through the jet engine”. -
Manhattan bites into high-grade gold at Canadian Jaws target
via smh.com.au
Manhattan Gold has hit a hefty 15.24m intercept grading 5.35g/t, expanding its Jaws prospect in Canada to 588m of strike. Assays for another 14 holes are pending. -
Peet to maintain WA presence after $1b takeover
The company set to acquire Peet in a $1 billion deal says it intends to retain the brand and keep its headquarters in Perth. -
Crows fans priced out of semifinal as airfares go 'through the roof'
via abc.net.au
Adelaide Crows fans looking to get to Brisbane for Saturday night's do-or-die semifinal are facing soaring airfares, with some saying the cost has proved prohibitive and they won't be making the trip.
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