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Shares dip after weak retail trade figures
The Australian share market has finished lower as traders digested weaker-than-expected domestic retail trade figures showing that consumers continue to be cautious with their spending. -
Troon Group makes WA debut, flags Bullsbrook industrial precinct
The Victorian property company's recent $80 million purchase of 180 hectares of land in Bullsbrook brings the total price tag of major transactions in the northern suburb this year to at least $190 million. -
WA government appeals $150m Yindjibarndi-Fortescue compensation order
The state government is appealing a landmark Federal Court verdict compelling Fortescue to pay the Yindjibarndi people $150 million in compensation for damaging their country without consent. -
GST deal raised after national cabinet meeting
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has emerged from Wednesday's meeting of the national cabinet and faced questions about his support for Western Australia's GST deal. -
Potential insolvent trading probe after modular builder's closure
via abc.net.au
The WA Consumer Protection Commissioner is calling on clients of a modular home building company which abruptly closed last week to lodge formal complaints so it can investigate further. -
Momentum needed to further transition
The emergence of gas-fired generation and a step-change for renewable projects are major developments in the state's energy transition. -
Breaking: WA government to appeal $150m Andrew Forrest Fortescue native title payout
via abc.net.au
Mining magnate Andrew Forrest's Fortescue faces a renewed legal battle over a record $150.3 million native title compensation payout, with the WA government confirming it would appeal a landmark Federal Court judgement. -
Anger as Coles in home of the Big Banana to drop local bananas
via abc.net.au
Coffs Coast banana farmers struggle to make sense of a decision that will remove their produce from the shelves of a major local supermarket. -
Rio2 gets green light for Peruvian copper expansion
via smh.com.au
Rio2 Ltd has received the green light for a major expansion of its Condestable copper mine in Peru, allowing for increased production and a 10-year life extension. -
Rio2 gets green light for Peru copper expansion
via smh.com.au
Rio2 Ltd has received the green light for a major expansion of its Condestable copper mine in Peru, allowing for increased production and a 10-year life extension. -
Price wars in perpetuity: Discounts (and Ooshies) usher in Woolies’ resurgence
via smh.com.au
After years of being beaten up by politicians and targeted by the consumer regulator, the supermarket giants won’t be winning any popularity contests. But engaging in discounting one-upmanship is a good start. -
Opinion: No need for chest thumping over GST
OPINION: The premier and treasurer play GST hardball, but the prime minister is already neutralised. -
TMK Energy secures driller for fresh Mongolian gas pilot well
via smh.com.au
TMK Energy has signed up Major Drilling for a new pilot well and to rework three existing ones as it chases a major lift in gas flows from its Mongolian gas project. -
TMK Energy locks in driller for fresh Mongolian gas pilot well
via smh.com.au
TMK Energy has signed up Major Drilling for a new pilot well and to rework three existing ones as it chases a major lift in gas flows from its Mongolian gas project. -
Investigators probe two more close calls at Sydney Airport
via smh.com.au
Investigators have opened probes into two fresh incidents at Sydney Airport, following a run of recent problems at the major hub. -
Investigators probe fresh taxiway incidents at Sydney Airport
via smh.com.au
Investigators have opened probes into two fresh incidents at Sydney Airport, adding to the tally of safety incidents at the major hub. -
Investigators probe fresh runway incidents at Sydney Airport
via smh.com.au
Investigators have opened probes into two fresh runway incidents at Sydney Airport, adding to the tally of safety incidents at the major hub. -
Police investigate theft of 400,000 oysters in NSW
via abc.net.au
An oyster business on the New South Wales Mid North Coast estimates as much as $400,000 worth of its stock has been stolen. -
Critica bolsters ranks for dual critical minerals push
via smh.com.au
Critica has appointed an interim manager to progress dual scoping studies for its Mt Lindsay tin-tungsten and Jupiter rare earths projects, with both studies due in Q3 2026. -
Commercial fishers frustrated with delays to compensation
via abc.net.au
Nine months after their fishery was closed due to sustainability concerns, some commercial demersal fishers are still waiting for compensation payments from the WA government. -
Sandfire net profit up 282pc
Sandfire Resources shares reached a record high on Wednesday, following the release of its FY26 results. -
Report finds industrial emissions not harming Murujuga rock art
Industrial emissions are likely not impacting rock art on the Burrup Peninsula, according to fresh data from a four-year survey. -
GDI revamps Mill Green complex plan in Perth CBD
GDI Property Group has developed a new plan for its Mill Green precinct in the CBD, years after flagging a $1 billion vision for the complex. -
Stronger earnings aid Paladin result
Increased production and sales have played a key role in Paladin Energy reducing its net loss for FY26. -
'Unfortunate kick in the guts' as inflation data increases RBA rate hike risk
via abc.net.au
Inflation is continuing to cool with the annual headline rate rising to 3.5 per cent in July, but some economists say it has increased the risk of another interest rate hike by the Reserve Bank of Australia this year. -
WA Euro chambers to join forces
A new alliance of seven WA-European chambers of commerce will seek to grow investment, trade, business and government engagement with the Europe Union. -
Panel approves 3 Oceans’ $65m apartment complex plan in Rivervale
Developer 3 Oceans is set to build a 17-storey apartment complex near the Swan River, with the project estimated to cost $65 million. -
Sale of SeaLink Rottnest ferry service scrapped
The planned $15 million sale of the SeaLink Rottnest ferry service to the owner of the competing Rottnest Express service has been cancelled after coming under ACCC scrutiny. -
Nine signals TV not the main game any more after ‘transformative year’
via smh.com.au
The company slashed the value of its television business by more than half in a sign of where its new priorities lie. -
Inflation result puts rate rise on the table
Despite headline inflation falling to 3.5 per cent - the lowest level since November - an above-expectations result adds to the case for more rate hikes.
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