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Town learns its water is 'only good to flush the toilet' with after 66 years
via abc.net.auResidents in Sunset Strip knew their water was not safe to drink, but it came as a great shock to read a letter stating it was not safe to bathe in or wash with either. -
ASX set to slump, Wall Street falls as oil climbs to its highest mark since May
via smh.com.au
Oil prices keep jumping as the war with Iran keeps clogging the global flow of crude. -
When did we become so concerned about trivial things at work?
via smh.com.au
Two colleagues sometimes come into the office after 9am and the office is grumbling – for no good reason. -
‘I’m stoked’: Change of fortune for village pub as new owner vows to revive it
via smh.com.au
Clifton Hill’s Royal Hotel has been snapped up for $5.51 million by a local publican keen to reopen the local favourite. -
Fancy a Sydney ferry for $2.5m? Floating harbour restaurant for sale
via smh.com.au
The heritage-listed ferry, converted into a floating restaurant, is docked at Berrys Bay near McMahon’s Point. -
Early access to super benefits one group. You’re probably not a part of it
via smh.com.au
One Nation’s latest policy could benefit a small club of people. Some Australians might believe that includes them. -
Can someone ‘please explain’ One Nation’s messaging muddle?
via smh.com.au
One Nation is riding high in the polls, but Pauline Hanson just can’t seem to get her team’s messaging in order. -
Qantas changes tune over broken wheelchair after ABC questions
via abc.net.au
Qantas has backflipped and says it is now planning to replace an expensive powered wheelchair broken beyond repair on one of its flights, after questions from the ABC. -
Argonaut doubles profit on robust ECM activity
Perth stockbroker Argonaut has more than doubled its profit result off the back of strong capital markets activity after raising $2.6 billion for clients during the year. -
Rinehart factors in Hastie decision not to sue over 'traitor' video
Prominent WA Liberal MP Andrew Hastie has declined to take legal action against One Nation leader Pauline Hanson over a video which describes him as a traitor, citing mining magnate Gina Rinehart as a factor in his decision. -
She lost her sight. Her Wall Street billionaire father bet on a daring new treatment
via smh.com.au
Bill Ackman’s life was upended in February when his 26-year-old daughter collapsed in her Brooklyn apartment. So he made a $556 million pledge. -
At Close of Business podcast September 10 2026
Nadia Budihardjo and Claire Tyrrell discuss strategic moves in Perth's retail spaces. -
Activist Elliott joins Northern Star's top holders
Prickly US-based activist investor Elliott Investment Management is now a substantial Northern Star Resources shareholder, crossing the threshold after months of buying. -
Miners and banks send ASX tumbling as oil prices, bond yields rise
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket has slumped to a fresh six-week low as crude oil traded above $US100 a barrel amid further escalation in the US war with Iran. -
Aussie shares pare losses but fall for third session
Australia's share market has clawed its way back from its worst day in almost six months, but inflation and interest rate worries still have traders on edge. -
Migration obsession puts economy at risk, employers warn
Employers have urged a complete re-set of the migration debate, warning of a crippling shortage of skilled workers across the economy. -
Stalwart says fishing industry facing wipe-out without radical change
via abc.net.au
With the state government cutting $400,000 in funding from the WA Fishing Industry Council, a veteran fisherman says their political advocacy needs a significant rethink. -
Calls for radical change to avoid commercial fishing 'wipe out' in WA
via abc.net.au
With the state government cutting $400,000 in funding from the WA Fishing Industry Council, a veteran fisherman says their political advocacy needs a significant rethink. -
One Nation to back Greens' gas fracking ban in SA's South East
via abc.net.au
In an unlikely political alliance, One Nation will back a Greens' bill to permanently ban fracking for gas on South Australia's Limestone Coast. -
Sydney crime syndicate allegedly defrauded banks of up to $600m
via abc.net.au
NSW police say one of Australia's largest fraud syndicates has fleeced banks of up to $600 million in fraudulent loans in what one Investigator described as the largest financial crime he has seen. -
'Perfect storm': How banks allegedly defrauded of up to $600m
via abc.net.au
NSW police say one of Australia's largest fraud syndicates has fleeced banks of up to $600 million in fraudulent loans in what one investigator described as the largest financial crime he has seen. -
Old McGowan letter airs Alcoa concern
An uncovered letter by former premier Mark McGowan has shed light on the Labor's historical concerns over Alcoa, warning of job losses if the miner did not address water concerns. -
Australia softens local gas supply rules, easing fears in Asia
via smh.com.au
Labor has softened new laws designed to hold back more gas for Australian buyers following talks with producers and pressure from key Asian trade partners. -
St Barbara divests remaining New Simberi stake
Shares in St Barbara closed trade up 16 per cent on Thursday to 85 cents, following news that the goldminer would divest its remaining 40 per cent stake in the New Simberi gold project. -
Town delights as government cans renewable energy zone plans
via abc.net.au
A small town in northern Victoria is relieved that a proposed renewable energy zone has been scrapped by the government. -
Gold Valley Iron Ore, director appeal $2m fine over unauthorised mining
Gold Valley Iron Ore and director Yuzheng Xie have successfully appealed their penalties, in which they were fined more than $2 million over unauthorised mining. -
Opinion: A scam concern you can take to the bank
OPINION: Banks are hardly the go-to when it comes to advice on avoiding scams. -
Administrators launch Pilot Energy sale process
The insolvency partners for carbon capture and storage hopeful Pilot Energy are sounding out prospective buyers as they weigh a sale or recapitalisation of the ASX-listed group. -
Fris wins rugby league award
Business News journalist Justin Fris has been recognised for his coverage of rugby league in WA, winning the Rod Tiley Media Award at RAC Arena last night. -
WA gas producers could have 'zero' obligation under national reservation scheme
Western Australian gas producers could have "zero" obligation under the federal government's proposed national domestic gas reservation scheme.
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