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Trade deal beef risks ‘economic self-harm’
The Coalition is mulling conflicting demands on whether to back the EU-Australia trade deal. -
Breaking: Banks, websites offline as Google Cloud services fail across Europe
via abc.net.auThe technology giant's London data centre reports "service disruption" as major banking institutions experience outages. -
At Close of Business podcast October 20 2026
Gary Adshead and Justin Fris discuss local government reforms in the wake of several controversies. -
Landholders and politicians push for tougher laws on renewable energy developments
via abc.net.au
Queensland landholders say they are facing challenges amid growth in the renewable energy sector.
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Australian shares fall, dragged lower by NAB and BHP
The Australian share market has fallen, dragged down by the big banks and major miners amid a disappointing quarterly production update from BHP and major job cuts at NAB. -
Ex-Rex Airlines chief executive fined, banned for 4 years
Former Rex chief executive Kim Hai Lim has been disqualified from managing corporations for four years and was ordered to pay $800,000 over the airline's breaches. -
‘We’re not afraid of risk’: Big Oil goes back to Iraq
via smh.com.au
While the US and Iran fight, the world’s major oil corporations are heading into neighbouring Iraq to secure future oil supplies. -
Fever ‘not simply chasing numbers’
While West Coast Fever continues its push for 10,000 paid members and a 10,000 average home crowd by 2030, the club says there's more to the target than meets the eye. -
Fever "not simply chasing numbers"
While West Coast Fever continues its push for 10,000 paid members and a 10,000 average home crowd by 2030, the club says there's more to the target than meets the eye. -
Cumulative impacts of data centre gas plants overlooked, court hears
via abc.net.au
Community members opposed to Nakar Property’s proposal to build a gas-fired power station in Moss Vale voice their concerns in the Land and Environment Court. -
WA woman's 'harrowing' ordeal stranded in Bali hospital after fall
via abc.net.au
A West Australian grandmother is facing a potential bill of $100,000 to return home to Australia after falling down stairs at a Bali restaurant. -
Chevron plays down methane map
Chevron Australia has played down accusations from the Conservation Council of WA of a “massive methane leak” at its Barrow Island operations off the Pilbara coast. -
Hazelmere locals rally as CDC progresses data centre
A planning battle over a proposed data centre in Hazelmere has spilled into the open, with community groups staging a protest as the proponent hosts its final public consultation session. -
Opinion: The merger's biggest winner could be the one left out
There could be an unexpected winner from the state government's controversial plan to merge Curtin, Murdoch and UWA – and it might not be any of the three universities involved. -
P&N boosts profit to $30m, awaits merger with Bank Australia
P&N Bank has recorded a $30 million profit in FY26, which the Perth-based business says provided a solid foundation to progress its merger Bank Australia. -
Mongolian gas prize beckons as TMK Energy clears discovery hurdle
via smh.com.au
TMK Energy’s Declaration of Discovery for its 1.2Tcf Gurvantes XXXV project in Mongolia has been accepted, the first step towards a production licence, ahead of appraisal. -
Inquiry urges halt to plan to burn Sydney's waste in regional towns
via abc.net.au
A NSW inquiry into energy-from-waste facilities has recommended a moratorium on the technology and called for the state government to reject two proposals before the planning department. -
Steelworks job losses create uncertain future for Whyalla's football clubs
via abc.net.au
Whyalla's six football clubs are facing an unclear future with job losses at the steelworks expected to have an impact on player numbers and mergers between clubs a possible outcome. -
Opinion: Advantage China as market weighs costs
OPINION: A scrapped float may be a warning sign for local tech players amid the scramble to monetise AI. -
The Grinch is stealing this Christmas from NAB workers, AI comes next
via smh.com.au
Artificial intelligence is not officially to blame for NAB’s latest round of job losses, but it will be next time around. -
Council reforms can’t catch Klein
Councils behaving badly continue to cost ratepayers. -
Opinion: Inaction threat to children in danger
The lead-up to a triple child homicide put the government under enormous pressure. -
Duraquip marks 20 years in business
A faulty trailer spurred a national opportunity for one of the region's most prominent farming families. -
Aurum hits thick gold ahead of West African resource upgrade
via smh.com.au
Aurum Resources has extended gold across three targets at its flagship Boundiali project in West Africa, hitting 57m at 2.34g/t ahead of a major resource upgrade. -
Doug Solomon engaged in $4.5m Caratti blue
Solomon to make last stand in $4.5m Caratti claim. -
Basil Zempilas says Mark Barnaba has preconceived merger view
Opposition leader Basil Zempilas has taken a swipe at businessman Mark Barnaba, the chair of the state government's university merger steering committee. -
Federal regulators approve $4b Pilbara iron processing plant
A $4 billion low carbon iron plant earmarked for the Pilbara has been greenlit by Commonwealth regulators, clearing the path for final approval. -
Critical Resources triples down on Suriname gold play
via smh.com.au
Critical Resources has grabbed its third gold play in Suriname, securing exclusivity over the Gadu Manda project, just 4km from Zijin Mining’s 6-million-ounce Rosebel mine. -
Critical Resources locks in Suriname gold trifecta
via smh.com.au
Critical Resources has grabbed its third gold play in Suriname, securing exclusivity over the Gadu Manda project, just 4km from Zijin Mining’s 6-million-ounce Rosebel mine. -
Brisbane council to embrace early morning culture with new dawn plan
via abc.net.au
The council is encouraging residents to fill out a survey on their morning habits to help improve facilities and public transport options for early risers.
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