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Woolworths in Endeavour Group selldown
Woolworths has raised $636 million in a selldown of shares in alcohol retailer, hotel and poker machine operator Endeavour Group. -
South32 refinery workers strike as $8b Alcoa takeover looms
More than 100 South32 workers have walked off the job at one of the world's biggest alumina refineries ahead of a takeover by US mining giant Alcoa. -
Stressed and out of pocket: David Jones’ great-great-great grandson is owed money, too
Ben Nothling, a sixth-generation descendant of the Welsh entrepreneur David Jones, owns a shoe business. He’s owed $130,000 by the collapsed retailer. -
ACCC remains sceptical on IAG-RAC Insurance deal
Insurance giant IAG has failed to sway the competition watchdog on the public benefits to flow from its proposed $1.35 billion acquisition of RAC Insurance. -
Surf Lakes to sell dormant Yeppoon prototype site
The wave pool was a world-first prototype at the time and gained attention from surfing champions but in recent years has sat abandoned. -
Brightwater secures $210m contract
The Department of Health has backed an expanded version of Brightwater Care Group's transitional accommodation and rehabilitation services with a $210-million, five-year contract. -
Australian shares rally as oil slips to 10-week low
Australia's share market has ripped higher on the back of easing oil prices following signs the US conflict with Iran could be winding down, softening the global inflation outlook. -
Wind farm approval will see 300-metre turbines erected in southern NSW
Turbines almost as tall as the Eiffel Tower are set to be erected near Hay in southern NSW after a major wind-farm project gets approval from the Independent Planning Commission. -
Wind farm approval will see 300-metre-high turbines erected in southern NSW
Turbines almost as tall as the Eiffel Tower are set to be erected near Hay in southern NSW after a major wind-farm project gets approval from the Independent Planning Commission. -
Fini to sell H-U to Wesfarmers JV
A Wesfarmers-Built joint venture has moved to acquire Human Urban, the development firm established by property mogul Adrian Fini after the split of Hesperia. -
Who is Alice Huang? The suspected Chinese spy at the centre of the Nvidia scandal
At the heart of the controversy surrounding one of the world’s biggest companies is a former television journalist suspected of spying for the Chinese government. -
Govt moves to set mandatory safety standards for AI
A national regulator will have the power to impose penalties on tech companies that breach mandatory artificial intelligence safety and security protections under plans unveiled by the federal government. -
Who keeps crashing China’s sharemarket?
China is again in the midst of a sharemarket rout. The blame game has already begun. -
Lindian shares up following offtake deal
Shares in Malawi-focused Lindian Resources rose more than 15 per cent on Tuesday, following news of a new binding offtake deal from its Kangankunde rare earths project. -
'Broken' construction industry holding the nation back
The government-appointed administrator of the Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union has called for a complete overhaul of the nation's "broken" building industry. -
ASX jumps, shrugging off weak consumer confidence, as oil prices fall
The Australian sharemarket had a strong session after US President Donald Trump said the Iran war “is effectively over”, boosting hopes for an end to the conflict that has driven up global energy costs. -
Opinion: Harnessing the power of sport
OPINION: SportsWest wants to use its Perth conference to boost the economy and foster closer ties with Southeast Asia. -
Centurion Corporation breaks ground on landmark Port Hedland hotel
A Singaporean developer has turned the sod on the first high-end hotel to be built in Port Hedland for at least 50 years -
Auric supercharges WA gold growth with 68Koz Iron Maiden deal
Auric Mining has struck a deal for the Iron Maiden gold project near Norseman, adding a historical 68,500-ounce resource and potential future feed for its Burbanks mill. -
Forrests seek increased stake, board seat in biotech company
Andrew and Nicola Forrest's private investment group Tattarang is looking to increase its stake in ASX-listed Invex Therapeutics to almost 42 percent under a proposed acquisition. -
NSW government tables laws to allow Mount Pleasant mine expansion
Despite a High Court ruling against it, the NSW government is proposing laws to allow the Mount Pleasant mine to expand its operation. -
Minns government steps in to keep coal mine expansion
Despite a High Court ruling against it, the NSW government is proposing laws to allow the Mount Pleasant mine to expand its operation. -
Minns coal mine intervention branded 'reprehensible'
Despite a High Court ruling against it, the NSW government is proposing laws to allow the Mount Pleasant mine to expand its operation. -
Court winds up Andrew and Natasha Donnelly-linked company
The Federal Court has ordered a company linked to former Eagles player Andrew Donnelly and wife Natasha to be wound up, after a no-show for a scheduled appearance. -
RSK Group completes third WA acquisition
International environmental consulting business RSK Group has added to its presence in WA with the acquisition of BlueFin3, just four years after the local firm was established. -
Victorian minister's office made CFMEU cooperation a condition of work, inquiry hears
The royal commission into Victoria's Big Build projects hears a government minister's office had decided a major contractor would not win work on public sites if it did not give in to CFMEU demands. -
Minister's office pressured builder to make deal with CFMEU, inquiry hears
The royal commission into Victoria's Big Build projects hears a government minister's office had decided a major contractor would not win work on public sites if it did not give in to CFMEU demands. -
Dozens of CFMEU stoppages in a week before rail site takeover, hearing told
The royal commission into the CFMEU and Victoria's Big Build projects hears a site supervisor suspected the union had an agenda when it raised 31 safety concerns in a week at Sunbury. -
CFMEU promised 'positive outcomes' to Big Build contractor, inquiry hears
The royal commission into corruption on Victoria's Big Build projects hears major contractor John Holland was told it would be "looked at favourably" for future projects if it aligned itself with the CFMEU. -
More funding to help brick shortage in housing industry
The Cook government has committed a further $7.5 million to tackle Western Australia's brick supply shortage concerns.To help with the importation of more bricks the government will subsidise freight to the tune of $7.5 million for small and medium-sized builders.
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