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Tim Wilson believes 'most' Liberal MPs would be untroubled by gay leader
via abc.net.auIn a broad ranging interview for the Politics Now podcast, Liberal MP Tim Wilson speaks about what the Liberal Party should be fighting for and why he would one day like to be its leader. -
Fuel security or electrification? We've crunched the numbers
via abc.net.au
The war in Iran has drawn attention to something invisible to most Australians — we use a lot of diesel to keep this country running. -
Australia is spending billions on fuel security. What if some of that went to electric trucks?
via abc.net.au
The war in Iran has drawn attention to something invisible to most Australians — we use a lot of diesel to keep this country running. -
Resources Minister King weighs in on WA GST furore
via abc.net.au
The federal minister called an interim report that recommended cutting WA's share of the GST as "clearly incorrect" and said the resource-rich state had the prime minister's backing. -
First H5N1 bird flu death recorded in Phillip Island penguins
via abc.net.au
A Phillip Island penguin has died from H5N1 bird flu in the first detection among the island's little penguin colony, ahead of vaccinations beginning on Monday. -
Shoppers' payments declined due to 'global' Mastercard outage
via abc.net.au
Card payments have been declined for shoppers around Australia due to a Mastercard system update, the multinational card provider says. -
Shoppers payments declined due to 'global' Mastercard outage
via abc.net.au
Card payments have been declined for shoppers around Australia due to a Mastercard system update, the multinational card provider says. -
Mastercard reportedly down due to 'global' issue
via abc.net.au
Shoppers across Australia are reporting issues with card payments, with Commbank saying payments are being declined due to a global issue with Mastercard. -
Breaking: Mastercard reportedly down due to 'global issue'
via abc.net.au
Mastercard card payments are being declined due to a global Mastercard issue, Commbank says. -
Hundreds of jobs saved as coal mine granted six-year lifeline
via abc.net.au
MACH Energy's Mount Pleasant mine has been given an approval extension just four months before it was due to close. -
What makes a great Aussie banger? The sausage kings aim to find out
via abc.net.au
Chocolate, pistachio, baked beans and maple are just some of the inventive ingredients that can find their way into sausages at Rockhampton's sausage showdown where judges will snag a winner. -
Community remembers those lost in one of Australia's worst mining disasters
via abc.net.au
A new memorial installed near an abandoned mine in central Victoria remembers the 22 men who died in one of Australia's worst mining disasters. -
Luxury tower 'affordability' claim rejected in landmark court ruling
via abc.net.au
A landmark court ruling casts doubt over Gold Coast high-rise approvals, finding luxury apartments cannot justify exceeding height limits on the basis of "housing choice and affordability". -
Sydney trains to run on schedule after wiring issue causes network chaos
via abc.net.au
Trains will operate on schedule on Saturday morning after overhead wiring issues caused widespread delays across Sydney's network last night. -
Sydney Trains boss apologises after fallen wires cause network chaos
via abc.net.au
Trains will operate on schedule on Saturday morning after overhead wiring issues caused widespread delays across Sydney's network last night. -
Sydney Trains boss apologises after fallen wires cause network cases
via abc.net.au
Trains will operate on schedule on Saturday morning after overhead wiring issues caused widespread delays across Sydney's network last night. -
'Freak' electrical fault caused Sydney train chaos, authorities say
via abc.net.au
Trains will operate on schedule on Saturday morning after overhead wiring issues caused widespread delays across Sydney's network last night. -
Should Australia copy New Zealand's 83-page building code?
via abc.net.au
Should Australia copy New Zealand's example and adopt a radically-slimmed down national building code? -
From playboy to bankrupt. The $1.8b rise and fall of Jon Adgemis
via smh.com.au
The aspiring pub baron cruised around in a black Maserati and entertained on a luxury Italian vintage yacht before the good times crashed to a halt. -
Sydney Airport has had three close calls in as many weeks. The first big problem is clear
via smh.com.au
Ground delays have become a feature in recent years, even as the number of hold-ups that can be blamed on staffing have fallen. -
Catalano and Waislitz to sell ACM Rural Press home
via smh.com.au
The millionaire businessmen are selling ACM’s historic property in Richmond on the outskirts of Sydney to unlock $25 million-plus in fresh capital. -
AI is the opposite of a painkiller … at least for now
via smh.com.au
We like to think AI will solve some of our biggest problems. Here’s how it’ll probably make things worse before making things better. -
ASX’s worst week since April; financial stocks dip, miners down
via smh.com.au
Investors take money off the table amid softer commodity prices and earnings uncertainty. -
At Close of Business Podcast August 14 2026
Tom Zaunmayr speaks with Nadia Budihardjo about a company looking to branch out into building nuclear-capable professional emergency response teams. -
Banks and miners drag market to worst week in months
Australia's share market has posted its worst week since April as investors take money off the table amid softer commodity prices and earnings uncertainty. -
Trump is steering America towards a financial crisis
via smh.com.au
Donald Trump could trigger a disaster as markets lose faith in Washington’s economic management. -
Grange claims it was misled in Northern Star blue
Tasmanian miner Grange Resources claims it was misled when it sold a WA Goldfields royalty claimed by a subsidiary of Northern Star Resources. -
ASX Runners of the Week: Accent, Liberty, King River & Aus Mines
via smh.com.au
The Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is Accent Resources, which rocketed 5233 per cent in a curious case of trading madness, with its market cap ballooning to over $300 million on just hot air. -
Two Cottesloe homes to sell for $23m
Homes in the western suburbs of Perth continue to sell at a rapid pace, with one Cottesloe mansion set to sell for $11.75 million and another selling for $11 million. -
Training for a nuclear workforce
Parabellum International has expanded into defence industries with an eye to building nuclear-capable professional emergency response teams.
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