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Whyalla workers injured at steelworks' blast furnace
via abc.net.au
Three Whyalla steelworks employees have been treated for injuries suffered during attempts to restart the site's troubled blast furnace, the ABC understands. -
Aspermont chair Andrew Kent’s widow, children continue estate dispute
The estate of Aspermont chair Andrew Kent will be used to fund a legal dispute interstate, as his widow and children continue a row over the inheritance. -
Horizon targets FY28 for Gum Creek gold
Scott Williamson-led Horizon Gold says it is eying off first production at its Gum Creek gold in the second half of FY28. -
Network 10 dumps 10 News+ from weekdays
via abc.net.au
Network 10 says its 10 News+ news and current affairs program is moving from its nightly weekday slot and will be aired on Sunday nights only. -
Analysis: WA, feds appear misaligned on mergers
ANALYSIS: The federal and state governments' push for tertiary education reform seems to be going in different directions. -
Northern Endeavour fears for $200m Cliff Head cleanup
The Conservation Council of WA has warned the Cliff Head oil field off Dongara could leave a $200 million cleanup bill, after both its owners entered administration. -
Opinion: Campus cuts can take too big a slice
OPINION: Job cuts are increasingly viewed through the lens of workplace health and safety. -
Madura Plains Station sale settles for Consolidated Pastoral Company
Scaling up of the world's largest sheep aggregation on WA's south coast by a British billionaire has been finalised. -
Dairy giant Lactalis to close Longwarry factory by 2027
via abc.net.au
Lactalis has announced it will close its dairy factory in Longwarry, in Gippsland, with a phased transition of production to other sites. -
Rebel Wilson celebrates win in defamation legal battle
via abc.net.au
Hollywood actor Rebel Wilson successfully defends a defamation case brought against her by the star of her directorial debut. -
Origin Energy investigating cyber incident
Power giant Origin Energy says it is investigating a security breach that may involve unauthorised access to customers' data. -
Atlassian one step closer to world's largest hybrid tower in Sydney CBD
via abc.net.au
When construction finishes next year, the Sydney building will be the tallest hybrid structure in the world by 100 metres. -
Atlassian marks milestone in $1.4b 'world's tallest hybrid timber' tower in Sydney
via abc.net.au
When construction finishes next year, the Sydney building will be the tallest hybrid structure in the world by 100 metres. -
Origin Energy investigating 'potential' customer data breach
via abc.net.au
Origin Energy says it does not believe customer credit card or bank details have been affected by a suspected data breach at the company. -
Breaking: Origin Energy investigating 'potential' customer data breach
via abc.net.au
Origin Energy says it does not believe customer credit card or bank details have been affected by a suspected data breach at the company. -
JERA secures $25m carbon credit stake
Japan's biggest power generator has invested $25 million in one of Australia's largest carbon credit funds – around 10 per cent of the fund's overall capital target. -
SA government hits 'pause' on compulsory acquisition of popular restaurant
via abc.net.au
The state government last week announced a $61.1 million preschool and primary school would be built on a 5.5-hectare parcel of land in Mount Barker's south-east, including on the site of popular Thai restaurant Wok The Duck. -
Mixed fortunes for Peninsula and Paladin
URANIUM WRAP: Shares in Peninsula Energy tumbled early following the withdrawal of its CY26 production guidance, while Paladin anticipates production to rise at Langer Heinrich. -
Panel approves $240m St Martins redevelopment
Planning authorities have unanimously approved a $240 million plan to convert the CBD's St Martins Centre into a 240-room hotel, with office and retail space. -
As The Odyssey smashes box office records one name is drawing people in
via abc.net.au
The Odyssey's director Sir Christopher Nolan has a stellar catalogue. Interstellar, even. But as his new film smashes box office records is it safe to crown him the new king of Hollywood? -
As The Odyssey smashes box office records, one name is drawing people in
via abc.net.au
The Odyssey's director Sir Christopher Nolan has a stellar catalogue. Interstellar, even. But as his new film smashes box office records, is it safe to crown him the new king of Hollywood? -
Wesfarmers, SQM approve $1.4b Mt Holland expansion
Wesfarmers and its Chilean joint venture partner have greenlit a $1.4 billion investment to double spodumene production at the Mt Holland lithium operation. -
Narrogin wind farm underway after Synergy-Neoen deal
Synergy has agreed to buy all the energy from Neoen's Narrogin wind farm, in move which has paved the way for construction to begin on the massive renewable project. -
Home-building costs rise, but not as much as feared
The Middle East conflict has fuelled a sharp acceleration in construction costs, but price growth remains relatively soft by historical standards. -
Wall Street ends higher as chip stocks bounce back
Wall Street's main indices have closed higher, with the Nasdaq leading gains as a steep rally in semiconductor shares helped shift the focus away from the latest Middle East hostilities and tariff battles while investors looked ahead to major technology earnings reports. -
'Massive' drop in tourists this winter hits WA's south
via abc.net.au
Despite being an idyllic location for a winter getaway, businesses in WA's Great Southern have seen a decline in tourists this season. -
$30m biochar facility could help replace coal at Rio Tinto refineries
via abc.net.au
Rio Tinto has signed an agreement with an Australian company for a biochar product that could help replace coal used in its emissions-intensive Queensland refineries. -
Falling objects at BlueScope trigger breaches months after death
via abc.net.au
There have been six incidents involving falling tools and building materials at BlueScope, less than a year since contractor Jack McGrath was killed. -
Falling 200kg drive gear injures steel worker months after workplace death
via abc.net.au
There have been six incidents involving falling tools and building materials at BlueScope, less than a year since contractor Jack McGrath was killed. -
Iran war delays upgrades to Queensland's Triple Zero phone system
via abc.net.au
The Iran war has been a contributing factor to Queensland's Triple Zero phone system being delayed until next year, the ABC understands.
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