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Why Australia's most attractive renewables state is almost $1b behind
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NSW needs to dramatically increase the amount of renewables projects it commissions in order to meet its legislated 2030 targets. -
Private schools project pipeline adds up
WA schools flags infrastructure projects to cater for growing population numbers. -
The rise of the One Nation-curious CEO
via smh.com.au
ANZ Chief Executive Nuno Matos’ comments on migration reflect a change in the mood among Australia’s business leaders. -
In a crowded lift, I was asked if I’d considered Botox. Bosses keep backing the wrong horse
via smh.com.au
We are experts at office banter, one-on-one communication and talking to actual humans on the phone. And we can do our jobs using a fraction of the brain power required by our greener counterparts. -
Record gold grades for Aguia at Colombian mining play
via smh.com.au
Aguia Resources has hit record gold production and grade at its Santa Barbara project in Colombia, with August output more than doubling its previous best performance. -
Emergency fuel powers extended
The state government's use of state of emergency powers over the fuel industry will be extended until next year, as Iran-America conflict continues to impact petrol supplies and prices. -
Opinion: Charting a course for convergence
OPINION: Today's workplace increasingly requires skills that cross traditional educational boundaries. -
Saffioti, Carey issue interest rate warning
Treasurer Rita Saffioti and Housing Minister John Carey have warned the Reserve Bank of Australia against another interest rate spike later this month, arguing it will further damage falling confidence in the nation's housing market. -
‘Shocked’, Rita Saffioti on brick shortage update
Deputy Premier Rita Saffioti has chimed in on the conversation surrounding the state's brick shortage and reports of its sole brick manufacturer ‘rationing' bricks. -
Court dismisses ex-tomato king Michael Le’s proceedings against feds
The state's highest court has dismissed amended claims brought by former tomato king Michael Le against Commonwealth authorities, related to a raid on his property more than a decade ago. -
Auric pockets bargain hardware to fast-track WA Burbanks plant
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Auric Mining has picked up a bargain, locking in key components for its 600ktpa WA gold plant rebuild for just $1.2M, a fraction of the estimated $15M-$20M replacement cost. -
Emerald secures $US400m deal war chest from Sprott, Macquarie
Emerald Resources has secured a debt war chest of up to $US400 million to spend on future acquisitions, as it seeks to add 200,000 ounces of gold to its production profile. -
Judge revs up Steve Wyatt on Chris Ellison action
A Supreme Court judge has given Mineral Resources co-founder Steve Wyatt a rev-up over an unserved writ making serious allegations against his estranged co-founder Chris Ellison. -
Fortescue, state government appeal Yindjibarndi compensation verdict
The state government has described a federal court decision to award the Yindjibarndi people $150 million in compensation from Fortescue as “manifestly excessive”. -
Barkly jags rich rare earths across 23km in NT
via smh.com.au
Barkly Rare Earths has landed rich rare earths in all 28 holes assayed in the NT, with mineralisation spanning 23km and showing high-grade hits up to 6064ppm TREO. -
Euroz directors endorse $145m BMO sale
Directors at Perth Stockbroker Euroz Hartleys have given the green light for the sale of its corporate finance division to the Bank of Montreal in a deal worth for $145 million. -
The 31-year-old who might end up as the world’s most educated person
via smh.com.au
Jamie Beaton has 12 advanced degrees from Harvard, Yale, Oxford and other top universities, with more on the way. In his spare time, he founded a company worth $840 million. -
Key SA wave buoy to be redeployed a third time after lightning damage
via abc.net.au
The Bureau of Meteorology wave buoy has only been operational for about 10 months in two years, but replacement parts have been secured following its most outage and it's expected to be transmitting data again this week. -
Kenilworth Dairies offers lifeline to Queensland dairy farm facing closure
via abc.net.au
A Queensland family that feared 80 years of dairying would end after a contract was not renewed has been offered a last-minute lifeline. -
xAmplify expand to Perth with local acquisition
Canberra-headquartered AI and automation services specialist xAmplify has expanded into WA with the acquisition of Perth-based Accelerate IT Solutions. -
Norwegian shipping firm Klaveness unveils wind-assisted bulk carrier at Fremantle
A Norwegian bulk carrier will set sail from Geraldton laden with iron ore for its maiden wind-assisted voyage in the coming days. -
Cazaly begins review, appoints Byass as MD
West Perth-based Cazaly Resources has announced a change at the top, along with beginning a strategic review of its portfolio. -
Mortgage applications for first homebuyers drop sharply
Mortgage applications have fallen, particularly among first-time homebuyers and young people, as the property market continues to soften. -
Third appeal lodged against Australian-record $150m native title payout
via abc.net.au
Fortescue is the third group to appeal against a record Federal Court award of $150.3 million to traditional owners. Both the Yindjibarndi people and the WA government have lodged filings of their own. -
Andrew Forrest's Fortescue appeals $150m native title compensation
via abc.net.au
Fortescue is the third group to appeal against a record Federal Court award of $150.3 million to traditional owners. Both the Yindjibarndi people and the WA government have lodged filings of their own. -
Website crashes due to demand for Spirit of Tasmania bookings
via abc.net.au
Additional capacity for the long-awaited new Spirit of Tasmania ferries was released this morning, with high demand crashing the website. -
Trump has made billions from crypto. It just backfired on him
via smh.com.au
Donald Trump has just been dealt a big setback in his plan to make the US the crypto capital of the world. -
‘Time to crime’: Trump’s grand plan dealt a serious blow
via smh.com.au
Donald Trump has just been dealt a big setback in his plan to make the US the crypto capital of the world. -
ASX erases early gains, tracking Wall Street as oil prices, bonds lift
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket was treading water at the end of its first hour of trade as elevated oil prices and rising yields kept investors cautious ahead of the US Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decision. Energy stocks jumped. -
ASX opens higher, shrugging off falls on Wall Street as oil prices, bonds lift
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket bounced higher in early trade, led by energy stocks, as bargain hunters waded in after it hit a three-month low in the previous session.
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