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State 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. -
French trio minted as billionaires as the world’s most valuable company swoops
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Their platform was hacked by rogue OpenAI agents in July. Now it has been snapped up by Nvidia. -
ASX set to advance as Wall Street climbs; Nvidia rises after sealing $18b deal
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Gains in big technology stocks and easing bond yields helped lift Wall Street even as oil prices ticked higher amid an escalation in the US war with Iran. -
Not yet safe to access Hydro Tasmania power station destroyed by fire
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Investigations are continuing into the cause of a fire that gutted the Tungatinah Power Station. Authorities say it is not yet safe to enter the building, which supplies 5 per cent of the state's energy, in the Central Highlands. -
ASX set to advance as Wall Street climbs; $A over US72c
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Gains in big technology stocks and easing bond yields helped lift Wall Street even as oil prices ticked higher amid an escalation in the US war with Iran. -
Byron Bay could be losing its fight against high-rise
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The northern NSW community has fought for decades against high-rise buildings, but developers may have found a way around local planning restrictions. -
Sydney buyers swoop: Carla Zampatti nets blue-chip Brighton shop
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Priced out of Sydney, buyers are treating Melbourne and Victorian real estate as the alternative. -
‘I was just weak’: How an avoidant Rupert Murdoch could have warded off family fight
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For years, Murdoch took on unions, billionaires and his own family. But in his old age, he claims he has become conflict averse. -
I can’t get a job because I can work only from home. What can I do?
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I have a job that involves desk work. I just need to do it at my desk instead of someone else’s. It costs nothing to accommodate me. -
How a legal loophole lets CBA and Westpac charge their most loyal customers more
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NAB has removed fees for customers who go over credit card limits, while ANZ has sharply curbed their use, but the other two big banks have not. -
Billionaire pub owner downsizes in Darlinghurst
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Dubbed the man with the Midas touch, Sam Arnaout, a former panel beater, owns some of NSW’s highest-earning and most valuable hotels. -
Australians are flocking to electric vehicles. There’s a hidden cost
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Our bid to save money on our cars could keep prices – and interest rates – high ... at least for now. -
Australia's housing problems will take 'generation' to fix, NAB economist warns
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Property price declines of 7 per cent will not solve Australia's housing affordability issues, NAB chief economist says. -
Australia's housing problems will take 'generation' to fix, NAB economist
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Property price declines of 7 per cent will not solve Australia's housing affordability issues, NAB chief economist says. -
Realtor raided after allegations agent sold client's home to himself
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Authorities have raided the offices of Ideal Realty amid a probe into allegations the Perth property firm's licensees used a shell company to buy their own client's home without telling him. -
Plus-size pyjamas and nerves: Qantas A380 bringing NFL’s 49ers to Australia is on its way
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The San Francisco team are bound for Melbourne before an expected sell-out match against the Los Angeles Rams at the MCG next week. -
PrivateInvest chased for $17.2m over Burswood apartment
PrivateInvest Capital Securities Limited and director Mark Roberts are being chased for $17.2 million by Finito Nominees Pty Ltd over the development of an apartment complex in Burswood. -
Investigation underway over MinRes workshop incident
An investigation into a workplace incident at a Mineral Resources subsidiary's workshop, in which an employee's hand was seriously injured, is ongoing. -
At Close of Business podcast September 3 2026
Ella Loneragan and Claire Tyrrell discuss industry's calls for more expertise philanthropy. -
Billionaire's Tasmanian trainwreck has broken workers and marriages
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Locals fear the closure of another smelter in Tasmania will be disastrous for the economy as anger brews over the federal government's failure to offer a bailout. -
Hundreds or regional doctors stop work over poor working conditions
via abc.net.au
Doctors from Ballarat Base Hospital and Bendigo Health have walked off the job citing exhaustion, low morale and stressful working conditions. -
Hundreds of regional doctors stop work over poor working conditions
via abc.net.au
Doctors from Ballarat Base Hospital and Bendigo Health have walked off the job citing exhaustion, low morale and stressful working conditions. -
Ozempic’s maker is in trouble. Tablets may be the answer
via smh.com.au
Just a few years ago, Novo Nordisk was the darling of the healthcare industry. Now it is teetering. -
Banks help Aussie shares snap three-day losing streak
Australian shares have notched their first positive session for the week as inflation and bond market jitters ease, but ex-dividend drops in BHP, Woodside and Coles have limited the upside. -
Tapping into the expertise economy
AskPro founder Jeremy Cookson is betting professional expertise can become a more valuable form of philanthropy. -
Tasmanian government chasing $1m in meal costs after prison kitchen slip-up
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The Tasmanian government is hoping to recover the more than $1 million it has spent on food for the Risdon Prison population after its new $20 million kitchen's floor was deemed too slippery to safely use. -
Owners allege ‘defects’ at Elizabeth Quay tower
A strata company has launched legal action against the developer of The Towers in Elizabeth Quay, alleging defects at the apartment development. -
Capricorn calls for small business support
Capricorn boss Brad Gannon is calling for the removal of the Skilling Australians Fund levy, in a bid to provide more support for small businesses with staff shortages. -
TMK Energy gas rates surge as Mongolian drilling push looms
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TMK Energy’s Mongolian gas production is up four per cent, with flow rates spiking above 50,000scfd ahead of a new drilling and well re-completion program. -
Small businesses scan for fake cash as counterfeit seizures soar
via abc.net.au
Business owners scan cash notes with blue lights in a bid to avoid being stung, as the Australian Border Force reports a huge increase in the amount of counterfeit cash entering the country.
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