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Scammed company ordered to fork out $190k after paying fraudulent invoice
via abc.net.au
In a likely precedent-setting court case involving two companies, a business that received a fraudulent invoice email is ordered to pay costs to an electrical contractor who was hacked. -
Macarthur clears hurdle for WA iron ore bulk test
via smh.com.au
Macarthur Minerals is a step closer to production at its WA iron ore project after getting the nod for a bulk sampling program to be run by an experienced contractor. -
Big tech can’t stop people hating data centres
via smh.com.au
Big AI companies have “assured” Australia that it won’t build data centres near homes. Will anybody believe them? -
Morley Market business owners still struggling one year after devastating fire
via abc.net.au
One year on from a devastating fire which destroyed a shopping centre in Perth's north-east, the pain for business owners who lost what they had spent years working on is still raw. -
Review: Ferngrove’s Dragon so hot right now
REVIEW: A Great Southern winery has made the international wine scene sit up and take notice. -
Pipeline companies' major plans to supply east coast with Beetaloo gas
via abc.net.au
Gas is flowing from the Beetaloo Basin to Darwin, and two companies are progressing plans to connect the resource to homes and businesses in the eastern states. -
You have a new boss, and they’re younger than you. It’s a jolt
via smh.com.au
For most of our working lives, we report to managers who are older and more experienced than us – until that changes one day. -
Murdoch Uni to backpay $5m to more than 2,100 staff
Murdoch University will backpay almost $5 million to more than 2,100 employees, who were underpaid for 10 years. -
'Big Bear' China can't be ignored: Beazley to Aukus inquiry
Former deputy prime minister Kim Beazley has delivered an unapologetic defence of the Aukus pact before an independent inquiry, arguing that acquiring nuclear-powered submarines was vital to Australia's sovereignty. -
Dalaroo ups the ante with 12,000m drilling assault on African gold
via smh.com.au
Dalaroo Metals has started a 12,000m drill program at its Bondoukou gold project in Côte d’Ivoire, targeting a 7km corridor with high-grade surface gold anomalies. -
I tripped up in my bid for a fun job at a wine shop. It was the question about chardonnay
via smh.com.au
I was looking for something breezy, low commitment and fun. I realise that makes me sound less like a guy looking for a job than a divorcee looking for a relationship. -
I missed out on a fun job at a wine shop. It was the question about chardonnay that tripped me up
via smh.com.au
I was looking for something breezy, low commitment and fun. I realise that makes me sound less like a guy looking for a job than a divorcee looking for a relationship. -
Government offers small businesses a trust tax workaround
via abc.net.au
Those with discretionary trusts can be exempt from the new minimum 30 per cent tax if they agree to hold their trust distributions constant. -
Mortgage serviceability issues to grow: experts
Leaders in the valuation industry say there is a direct link between the ability for people to service their mortgages and the recent increase in listings. -
Debt-ridden developer Bathla will meet its payroll obligations
via abc.net.au
The embattled Bathla Group has found some funding to pay its staff today as it teeters on collapse. -
Breaking: Bathla Group will meet its payroll obligations
via abc.net.au
The embattled Bathla Group has found some funding to pay its staff today as it teeters on collapse. -
Productivity pick-up a slow burn as data dips again
Fixing Australia's lagging productivity rate will likely take years rather than months, the man in charge of the nation's finances concedes. -
Lindian secures partnership with Carester
Lindian Resources chair Robert Martin says the company's strategic partnership with major separation and rare earth processing firm Carester will provide plenty of upside. -
Qantas A380 arrives in San Francisco to bring NFL’s 49ers to Australia
via smh.com.au
The plane is expected to depart San Francisco for Melbourne in a few hours, bringing the NFL team to the city ahead of its game against the Los Angeles Rams. -
‘Can’t go green with red numbers’: Yara chief urges fed govt CCS support
Yara Pilbara's chief says its emissions-intensive ammonia plant will be unprofitable in the long-term if it pursues carbon capture storage without federal government financial support. -
Lindian locks in 20yr offtake deal for Kazakhstan rare earths product
via smh.com.au
Lindian Resources has locked in a 20-year offtake deal with French rare earths specialist Carester to supply high-value heavy rare earths from its hydromet plant in Kazakhstan. -
Lindian inks 20-year offtake deal for Kazakhstan rare earths product
via smh.com.au
Lindian Resources has locked in a 20-year offtake deal with French rare earths specialist Carester to supply high-value heavy rare earths from its hydromet plant in Kazakhstan. -
Critical data dive uncovers three NZ gold-antimony targets
via smh.com.au
Critical Resources has defined three priority gold-antimony targets at its Silver Peaks project, sitting just south of OceanaGold’s giant Macraes gold mine in New Zealand. -
Sacked KPMG executive sues firm after expulsion
via smh.com.au
Sacked KPMG executive Eileen Hoggett is suing the firm after she was expelled with the loss of all financial entitlements. -
KPMG high-flyer sues over her whistleblower scandal sacking
via smh.com.au
Sacked KPMG executive Eileen Hoggett is suing the firm after her financially damaging dismissal over confidential documents kept in her work locker. -
The world is facing a dual threat that could blow up markets
via smh.com.au
A letter from the Bank of England’s governor highlights the shaky ground that the global economy and financial system are on. -
The toxic cocktail that could blow up markets
via smh.com.au
A letter from the Bank of England’s governor highlights the shaky ground that the global economy and financial system are on. -
British-backed CPC buys another NT station for $47.4m
via abc.net.au
Consolidated Pastoral Company has bought Vermelha Station in the Northern Territory for $47.4 million, which includes a water licence for 2,956ML. -
Beacon manager handed insider trading sentence
Former Beacon Minerals project manager Alex McCulloch has been handed a 12-month jail term for insider trading but is unlikely to serve time behind bars. -
ASX edges higher as Wall Street climbs; Corporate Travel plummets
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket has inched higher at the open after stocks rose on Wall Street overnight, while embattled Corporate Travel Management tumbled.
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