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Trump says 'very good' trade deal will be made with China
via abc.net.au
Donald Trump's comments came after he indicated Beijing was keen to meet to discuss the tariff war the two countries are locked in. -
Judge blasts Tronox whistleblower over cash push
A judge has blasted self-styled whistleblower Alexander Cokic for trying to get compensation from his former employer Tronox after losing an injunction battle. -
REA agrees to end 'anti-competitive' contracts
Real estate agents will no longer be forced to list all properties for sale and lease under contracts signed with the country's largest residential listing portal, RealEstate.com.au. -
'Most primitive': Hanson blasted for Indigenous slur
Pauline Hanson has been slammed as "completely racist" after she labelled Indigenous Australians "the most primitive race on earth". -
Critica unveils 19Mt Tassie tin-tungsten heavyweight
via smh.com.au
Critica Limited has put a JORC resource around its Mt Lindsay tin-tungsten play in Tasmania, defining 19Mt at 1.09% tin equivalent for 49kt of tin and 28kt of tungsten. -
Think Gen Z is to blame for alcohol’s decline? Think again
via smh.com.au
While younger people are drinking less, this is a simplistic view of changing drinking patterns. -
Stefanovic in legal battle with podcast partner as talkback offer lapses
via smh.com.au
Lawyers for Karl Stefanovic and Keshnee Ibrahim, the producer behind his controversial podcast, will face off in court on Tuesday. -
Analysis: Curbing the rising cost of crime
ANALYSIS: Australia's prison population continues to grow, and the cost of crime is already high. -
New report lays bare public housing 'failures' in WA's far north
via abc.net.au
Almost 70 per cent of public housing tenants in Western Australia's remote Kimberley region are waiting on urgent repairs, research has found. -
PolarBlue to exit WA for $1.5b Tasmanian facility
Perth-born clean-energy disruptor PolarBlue is packing up its WA operations and crossing the Bass Strait, committing $1.5 billion to establish an advanced manufacturing hub in Tasmania. -
Aboriginal acquisitions on the rise
The power of Indigenous capital in WA business is growing. -
Migration plan would deliver 'Covid-level shock' to economy
One Nation's plan to slash temporary migration by 750,000 risks a Covid-level economic shock as WA businesses warn visa processing changes are crimping skilled worker access. -
Government willing to work with Midland Brick amid shortage
Housing Minister John Carey says the state government is willing to work with Midland Brick to increase the supply of bricks for housing construction amid a shortage due to demand. -
Forrestania doubles down with second 2Mt WA gold ore deal
via smh.com.au
Forrestania Resources has secured up to 2 million tonnes of ore in a deal with MEGA Resources, bolstering its WA processing hub strategy and restart plans. -
Carter appointed MD at 49 Metals
As 49 Metals continues to make inroads at its Gold Mountain project in the US, chief executive Phil Carter has added managing director responsibilities to his portfolio. -
Sarytogan tests nail 97.7% battery-grade graphite yield
via smh.com.au
Sarytogan Graphite has delivered standout battery-grade graphite results, with ultra-high purity and yields of up to 97.7 per cent ahead of large-format battery testing. -
NRW books $313m in contracts
Listed contractor NRW Holdings has secured multiple key contracts with Mark Zeptner-led Ramelius Resources and Main Roads Western Australia. -
World's largest battery-electric ship arrives in new home
via abc.net.au
The arrival of Hull 096 to Uruguay marks the end of a years long journey to build and deliver the world’s largest battery-electric vehicle. -
Live: Hundreds of jobs to go at Whyalla steelworks
via abc.net.au
Hundreds of jobs are set to go in Whyalla as a result of a decision to permanently shut down the blast furnace at the SA regional city's troubled steelworks. -
Hundreds of jobs to go at Whyalla steelworks
via abc.net.au
Hundreds of jobs are set to go in Whyalla as a result of a decision to permanently shut down the blast furnace at the SA regional city's troubled steelworks. -
'Hard roads ahead' as Whyalla steelworks cuts hundreds of jobs
via abc.net.au
The state and federal governments have announced a $10.2 million package to support hundreds of workers who will lose their jobs at the Whyalla steelworks after the closure of its blast furnace. -
Breaking: Hundreds of jobs to go at Whyalla steelworks
via abc.net.au
Hundreds of workers in Whyalla will lose their jobs as a result of a decision to permanently shut down the blast furnace at the South Australian town's steelworks. It is expected the decision will mean 500 workers will be out of a job, as well as more than 100 contractors working at the site. -
Geological smoke leads PLC Resources to bigger WA gold target
via smh.com.au
PLC Resources has started follow-up drilling at Rochefort in WA, chasing a target northwest and deeper after maiden drilling may have clipped the edge of a bigger gold system. -
Elliott gets its wish as Cutifani leaves Woodside for Northern Star
Mark Cutifani has abruptly quit as a Woodside director after six months, in a move announced on the same day he was appointed to the Northern Star Resources board. -
Major private hospital operator to be broken up after lenders back consortium bid
via smh.com.au
Sydney’s Prince of Wales Private Hospital and Melbourne’s Knox Private Hospital will be sold to private equity under a deal announced on Monday. -
ASX edges higher, oil rises; Fed meeting in focus
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket has opened higher while oil prices have advanced in early Asian trade, regaining most of their losses over the weekend. -
Iron ore reserves worth $5.5 trillion to WA economy, CME report finds
Western Australia still has nearly 50 billion tonnes of known iron ore in the ground worth an estimated $5.5 trillion to the nation's economy, having already mined 17bn tonnes of the red rock. -
Live: Fugitive property developer Jean Nassif to front NSW ICAC from Lebanon
via abc.net.au
Jean Nassif is expected to front the NSW corruption watchdog this afternoon after cancelling an earlier scheduled appearance on medical grounds. -
Live: Fugitive property developer Jean Nassif fronts NSW ICAC from Lebanon
via abc.net.au
Jean Nassif is fronting the NSW corruption watchdog after cancelling an earlier scheduled appearance on medical grounds. -
Fugitive property developer Jean Nassif to front NSW ICAC from Lebanon
via abc.net.au
Jean Nassif is expected to front the NSW corruption watchdog this afternoon after cancelling an earlier scheduled appearance on medical grounds.
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