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Trio confirm appointment of new chairs
Junior trio Adisyn, Buxton Resources and Emmerson Resources have appointed new chairs to their respective boards, as they enter their next phases of development -
They're vital community hubs, but regional post offices face uncertain futures
via abc.net.au
For decades, post offices have been the heart of most small towns. But as licensees age and habits change, there are fears they could disappear. -
Gas exporters to be forced to prevent Australian shortfalls under new laws
via smh.com.au
Labor is pushing ahead with a 20 per cent local gas-reservation policy to lower energy prices, defying warnings from energy giants that it will stunt new investment. -
Real estate agents urged to 'enhance responsibly' as AI use rises
via abc.net.au
The real estate industry is "one of the fastest adopters of AI", using the technology to create listings, enhance images and songs, experts say. -
Dating app Bumble sold in $1.9 billion deal after value plummets
via smh.com.au
Bumble was valued at $US14 billion when it went public in 2021. Then younger users started souring on dating apps. -
Flying to Europe via the Middle East? Cheaper fares beat safety concerns
via smh.com.au
As the conflict in the Middle East rages on, travellers are increasingly unfazed and unwilling to pay a “danger premium” for flights avoiding the region. -
‘Danger premium’: Australians pay more to avoid flying via Middle East
via smh.com.au
As the conflict in the Middle East rages on, travellers are increasingly unfazed and unwilling to pay a “danger premium” for flights avoiding the region. -
Lux Solar fined, investigated as consumers say they were ripped off
via abc.net.au
More consumers have come forward claiming solar battery installers have ripped them off under the federal government's Cheaper Home Batteries Program. -
Consumers say regulators must 'lift their game' after solar battery delays
via abc.net.au
More consumers have come forward claiming solar battery installers have ripped them off under the federal government's Cheaper Home Batteries Program. -
ASX set to slide, Wall Street mixed
via smh.com.au
The first big batch of summertime profit reports from US companies is making waves on Wall Street after topping analysts’ expectations, but many are cancelling each other out. -
ASX set to slide as Wall Street slips
via smh.com.au
The first big batch of summertime profit reports from US companies is making waves on Wall Street after topping analysts’ expectations, but many are cancelling each other out. -
Outcry over council's 'extortionate' fee hike on short-stay homes
via abc.net.au
A coastal Victorian council is defending a fee increase for providers of short-stay rental accommodation, as some locals urge a rethink. -
I’m sick of immigration being blamed for problems it doesn’t cause
via smh.com.au
But the resurrection of Pauline Hanson and her ratbag One Nation has changed all that, and now it’s on for young and old. -
Greens warn of private school fees loophole in Labor's trust tax
via abc.net.au
Treasurer Jim Chalmers is preparing to introduce legislation for a 30 per cent tax on discretionary trusts on Wednesday amid fierce business opposition, but has been presented with another obstacle from the Greens. -
More than 300 scientists say AI oversight needed after 'preventable' hacks
via abc.net.au
Hundreds of scientists from more than 30 countries call for greater AI safety measures in an open letter, saying that without them, critical infrastructure risks being exposed. -
Germany's Nuremberg Airport reopens after aviation emergency
via abc.net.au
Nuremberg Airport said all passengers are safe after a flight from Corfu transmitted an emergency code. -
Germany's Nuremberg Airport closes due to aviation emergency
via abc.net.au
An aviation emergency halts flights at one of Germany's biggest international airports. -
Germany scrambles jets after airline radio glitch sends false hijack alert
via abc.net.au
Nuremberg Airport said all passengers are safe after a flight from Corfu transmitted an emergency code. -
Breaking: Germany's Nuremberg Airport closes due to aviation emergency
via abc.net.au
An aviation emergency halts flights at one of Germany's biggest international airports. -
Red tape snarl costs business $160b
Federal government regulations are costing businesses tens of billions a year, dragging on productivity and contributing to economic stagnation. -
PM personally brokered ATO credit card pause
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese personally intervened to secure a reprieve for small business from the tax office ban on credit card payments. -
Defence player in Federal Court peace talks
The Federal Court is to host peace talks in a battle between the founders of defence technology developer Phase Zero Aus amid claims of accounts shortcomings. -
Aussie shares pare early losses, mining and tech drop
Australia's share market has trimmed some early losses for a flat finish despite a drop in mining and tech stocks, as financials lifted ahead of US bank earnings later in the week. -
Big Egg cartel: Major Australian suppliers accused of whipping up higher prices
via smh.com.au
The competition watchdog has alleged Australia’s largest egg supplier engaged in cartel conduct with a raft of other producers. -
At Close of Business podcast October 13 2026
Ella Loneragan speaks to Sam Jones about how a partnership has aided a local gender equity organisation a chance to diversify its revenue. -
Stirling seeks input for Scarborough revamp
The council is asking private developers to throw their hat in the ring to develop the last fragments of foreshore land, following its $100m redevelopment of the area. -
WA leads nation in visitor recovery
Western Australia has registered the nation's strongest rebound in visitor arrivals since the pandemic. -
ASX ends flat after slow session on Wall Street; Tech stocks slump, banks jump
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket was treading water on Tuesday after a sell-off in chipmakers left US stocks wavering ahead of the reporting season. -
MUA demands revisit of Fremantle plan amid Westport furore
The construction timetable for WA's $7.2 billion Westport project has come under fire from the Maritime Union of Australia, which has branded it "no longer credible" and called for the state to revisit an extension of Fremantle's Inner Harbour. -
MUA calls for Fremantle plan revival amid Westport furore
The construction timetable for WA's $7.2 billion Westport project has come under fire from the Maritime Union of Australia, which has branded it "no longer credible" and called for the state to revisit an extension of Fremantle's Inner Harbour.
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