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Westpac faces 'unprecedented' ASIC action
The corporate regulator has taken the unprecedented step of launching multiple legal actions at once against one of Australia's big four banks. -
Opinion: The case for decentralised hybrid-energy
OPINION: Australia's reliance on imported fuels amid ongoing global instability raises questions about our longer-term preparedness. -
Opinion: Ukraine support about more than aid
OPINION: Friends willing to answer Australia's call tomorrow may be influenced by the kind of friend we choose to be today. -
Can Adidas really own stripes – and did White Fox copy them?
via smh.com.au
The German sportswear giant is taking Australian fast fashion outfit White Fox to task over the use of stripes, in a trademark dispute that will test the limits of common-sense and deceptive conduct. -
Even if the glass cliff does exist, the cancellation cliff is more dangerous
via smh.com.au
The fact that questioning the glass cliff concept created such a strong kneejerk reaction makes me wonder why challenging the notion should be a punishable crime. -
Demoted for mentioning ‘the glass cliff’? Chris Bradley was just speaking truth
via smh.com.au
The fact that questioning the glass cliff concept created such a strong kneejerk reaction makes me wonder why challenging the notion should be a punishable crime. -
Orbit sets $12M rare earths spin-off in motion
via smh.com.au
Orbit Resources has launched a $12 million rare earths float for its Matrix Critical Minerals spin-off, allowing the company to focus on its NSW gold-silver assets. -
Coca-Cola pours $40m into Kewdale plant
Coca-Cola Europacific Partners has completed a $39.7 million overhaul of its Kewdale facility, lifting canning capacity by more than 40 per cent just ahead of peak summer demand. -
Perth Bears begin permanent CEO search
The Perth Bears have begun their search for a permanent chief executive, following the departure of Anthony De Ceglie on Friday afternoon. -
Universities clash over merger plan
The University of Western Australia is the first of three universities earmarked for a merger to speak out in favour of the government plan. -
NeuroScientific Biopharmaceuticals clears key US Crohn’s trial hurdle
via smh.com.au
NeuroScientific Biopharmaceuticals has landed key US backing for its Phase 2 stem cell Crohn’s trial, green-lighting a planned year-end start subject to final preparations. -
Consumer watchdog takes egg 'cartel' to court
via abc.net.au
Sunny Queen and 11 other egg businesses coordinated on production and supply decisions, likely substantially reducing competition for many years, the ACCC alleges. -
ACCC takes egg 'cartel' to court
via abc.net.au
Sunny Queen and 11 other egg businesses coordinated on production and supply decisions, likely substantially reducing competition for many years, the ACCC alleges. -
CEOs for Gender Equity secures first grant with Minderoo Foundation
Partnership gives WA gender equity group new funding to expand its work with business leaders. -
Skill Hire opts for centralised Bunbury location
Skill Hire chair Stan Liaros believes the company's new office in the middle of Bunbury will improve its services for clients. -
Perth rental vacancy drops to lowest level in two years
Rental availability in the WA capital has dropped to its lowest level in close to two years, as the federal government's changes to negative gearing set in. -
John Carey calls for urgent briefing over court decision on public housing
Housing Minister John Carey has called for an urgent briefing on a Supreme Court decision, which ruled in favour of an Aboriginal tenant in a public housing dispute. -
Big Egg cartel: Major Australian suppliers accused of driving up prices
via smh.com.au
The competition watchdog has alleged Australia’s largest egg supplier of engaging in cartel conduct with a raft of other producers. -
Zempilas takes aim at Cook over competing mega-projects
The state government is facing mounting pressure over its multi-billion-dollar infrastructure agenda following reports the delivery of WA's new container port is colliding head-on with defence expansion at Henderson. -
OPINION: Uni merger faces tough examination
Australian Institute of Management WA chief executive Gary Martin casts an eye over the role of people in the proposed merger of three WA universities. -
Don’t blame Ukraine: Prices go up and up, thanks to Trump’s wars
via smh.com.au
The US president’s battles with trading partners and Iran are responsible for the elevated US inflation rate - not Ukraine’s bombing of Russian oil refineries. -
Bumper canola crop after tough start
Australia's canola crop is forecast to bring home the gold, with forecasts of a record crop and high prices despite tough conditions in some key growing areas. -
Big Egg cartel: Australian suppliers accused of driving up prices
via smh.com.au
The competition watchdog has alleged Australia’s largest egg supplier of engaging in cartel conduct with a raft of other producers. -
Australia’s biggest egg supplier, 11 others accused of cartel conduct
via smh.com.au
The competition watchdog has alleged the producers manipulated the market for at least six years, potentially driving up prices that consumers pay. -
Telstra takes aim at roaming in anti-regulation salvo
Telstra's chairman has warned that Australia's increasingly complex policy and regulatory settings make investment decisions difficult and risk being counter-productive. -
ASX falls after slow session on Wall Street; Tech stocks, miners lead losses
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket has opened on a weaker note after a selloff in chipmakers left US stocks wavering ahead of the reporting season. -
Olive groves replace grapevines in WA's South West
Wine grapes are being pulled out and replaced with olive trees on a South West property which once underpinned one of the region's prominent wineries. -
Nasdaq falls ahead of earnings, economic data
The technology-heavy Nasdaq composite closed lower on Monday as oil prices jumped nearly $US2 ($A2.9) a barrelafter attacks on a Saudi airport, and investors waited for banks to kick off the third-quarter earnings season and for economic data this week. -
ASX edges down after slow session on Wall Street; Tech stocks fall, energy stocks gain
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket has opened on a weaker note after a selloff in chipmakers left US stocks wavering ahead of the reporting season. -
What we know about Lady Violet Bridgerton ahead of Netflix spin-off
via abc.net.au
Scant details are available about the Bridgerton spin-off focusing on Lady Violet but here's what we know about the upcoming show's main character ahead of its rollout.
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