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Why you need more than trust when lending family money
via abc.net.au
The bank of mum and dad is estimated to be worth $35 billion, but the taboo of talking about money is putting families at risk when using it. -
Mobile billboards on target
The founders of a Perth mobile advertising startup have proved themselves to be fast learners. -
Why some employers are paying extra for ‘human’ skills
via smh.com.au
Some companies are rating staff on their use of AI, while others say graduates lack “soft skills”. What are young jobseekers to do? -
‘The sites are ready’: Power giant wants AI data centres built at its coal plants
via smh.com.au
The owner of the Yallourn power station in Victoria and the Mt Piper plant in NSW says retiring coal sites are the perfect fit for new data centres. -
Litis sells Queen Street asset
The $7.15 million transaction paves the way for a new British-style pub. -
Perth to Bunbury electric truck charging network piques Centurion's interest
WA logistics giant Centurion has taken an interest in a battery electric truck charging hub being developed between Perth and Bunbury. -
Westgold targets 500koz in FY29
Wayne Bramwell-led Westgold has its sights on producing more than 500,000 ounces of gold in FY29, after releasing its updated three-year production outlook on Wednesday. -
Opinion: AI adoption outpacing strategy
OPINION: Research shows deployment of AI is moving faster than the strategic foundations it requires. -
Coal workers back strike action at heart of WA's energy grid
via abc.net.au
Talks between Chinese-owned Premier Coal and workers have fallen through, leaving industrial action on the cards for WA's coal-mining heartland. -
Auric adds 102koz shovel-ready gold kicker to WA Coolgardie ambitions
via smh.com.au
Auric Mining has snapped up its Union Jack gold project near Coolgardie, WA, in a cash-and-scrip deal to bolt on an extra 102,000 ounces of shovel-ready resources, just a stone’s throw from its Burbanks mill. -
Admin clearout for more neonatal beds at PCH
Administrative staff are set to relocate from Perth Children's Hospital to make way for 19 new neonatal beds and two specialised patient rooms, as the state government urgently expands clinical capacity. -
Golden Dragon breathes fire with high-grade WA gold hits
via smh.com.au
Golden Dragon has struck high-grade gold at its WA Behring Bore. A new lode landed 4m at 6.98g/t gold, with re-assays from nearby Coodardy hitting up to 59.2g/t gold. -
Black dust pollution sparks push to change Chinese-owned miner's license
via abc.net.au
An investigation into dust pollution around Geraldton has found magnetite from industrial activities is directly contributing to the levels of dust throughout the community. -
Black dust pollution sparks push to change Chinese-owned miner's licence
via abc.net.au
An investigation into dust pollution around Geraldton has found magnetite from industrial activities is directly contributing to the levels of dust throughout the community. -
Southern Cross Care WA buys $10.5m East Perth office asset
One of the state's largest aged care providers has purchased a new headquarters in East Perth after paying $10.45 million for the commercial property on Brook Street. -
Perth drone manufacturer Innovaero books ASX bell ring
Perth-based drone manufacturer Innovaero will debut on the Australian Securities Exchange this month, with its IPO offering valuing the company at $158.3 million. -
Forrestania inks gold purchase pacts for WA production hubs
via smh.com.au
Forrestania Resources has locked in a major ore purchase agreement and key supply deals for its Lake Johnston and Edna May gold hubs as it marches towards production in WA. -
Visitor tax on short-stay accommodation dies in Tasmanian parliament
via abc.net.au
A Tasmanian government push to introduce a visitor tax on short-stay accommodation has been defeated in the state's upper house with Labor and multiple independents voting it down. -
Gateway banks $45m to unleash monster WA gold drill-out
via smh.com.au
Gateway Mining has secured a huge $45m raise to fast-track drilling at its Yandal gold project in WA after a significant high-grade discovery at its emerging Cowza prospect. -
Bannerman to raise up to $134m
Bannerman Energy executive chair Brandon Munro says Wednesday's announced capital raise will ensure its Etango uranium project in Namibia is fully funded through to production. -
Six new AI data centres proposed for Tasmania, but who by is being kept secret
via abc.net.au
Unnamed companies are looking at setting up six data centres in Tasmania, a parliamentary document reveals. -
Six new AI data centre projects for Tasmania, but who from is being kept secret
via abc.net.au
Six unnamed companies are looking at setting up data centres in Tasmania, a parliamentary document reveals. -
As Trump’s Iran war drags on, we’re facing the next oil crunch
via smh.com.au
The US navy’s blockage of the Strait of Hormuz has allowed some oil to transit the crucial waterway, but not enough to stop oil prices rising. -
Opal readers turned off on Sydney Ferries amid industrial action
via abc.net.au
Transport for NSW says the workers cannot turn off the readers under the notified industrial action, despite the maritime union's announcement. -
Opal readers to be turned off on Sydney Ferries amid industrial action
via abc.net.au
Transport for NSW says the workers cannot turn off the readers under the notified industrial action, despite the maritime union's announcement. -
Shipbuilder Austal USA receives $1.9b counter-takeover offer
Austal has revealed it has received a $1.9 billion counter-takeover offer for its US division from a syndicate led by Florida firm Wildcat Infrastructure. -
Communities in Victoria's west push for the return of passenger trains
via abc.net.au
Communities across western Victoria are pushing for the return of passenger trains along crucial routes ahead of November's state election. -
Communities in Victoria's west push for return of passenger trains
via abc.net.au
Communities across western Victoria are pushing for the return of passenger trains along crucial routes ahead of November's state election. -
ASX dips as Wall Street drifts lower, oil hovers near $US100
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket swung into the red for a second day following losses on Wall Street and another rise in oil prices, which have rallied close to $US100 a barrel. -
Australians are 'furious' about inflation: RBA deputy
Australians are "furious" about inflation and it will take the nation years to fully get on top on higher post-pandemic living costs, the Reserve Bank's deputy governor says.
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