ASX edges higher as Coles, Woodside rally
With profit season nearing its end, the share market advanced for a fourth straight session on Tuesday.
Manufacturing
Debts explode in $45m company collapse
The debts of a collapsed group of companies have snowballed as liquidators wade through the mess.
Worker burned in horror chemical fire
Firefighters are battling a chemical fire outbreak at a major steelworks, with at least one worker injured.
‘Grown men crying’ amid $45m collapse
The Federal Court has put a limping company out of its misery weeks after all staff were brutally sacked.
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Food item probed amid safety concerns
A food additive used in everyday Aussie products is under the microscope after the European watchdog found it unsafe.
‘Explosive’ scandal could fell global giant
It’s the iconic firm known from Tokyo to Townsville. But its future is uncertain after a “disturbing” scandal that has dragged in a PM.
Huge clue fast rail could become reality
Fast rail in Australia has been a long-held dream for many in the country and one expert believes conditions could finally be right for projects to move ahead.
‘Poor choice’: Appliance you shouldn’t buy
A new kitchen appliance has been slammed as ‘one of the poorest choices you could make’ for a number of reasons.
New dairy play gets Paul Lederer hungry again
Billionaire Western Sydney businessman Paul Lederer says his return to the food business, with a $160m of his own money, has re-energised him.
Caravan rollout booms amid Covid
Crusader Caravans says business is booming from a nation at home, but finding workers and sourcing products from overseas is proving tough.
Qld plan to speed up vaccine delivery
Queensland has pitched itself as the home of local vaccine production under a new $1.84 billion jobs fund designed to turbocharge its Covid-19 response.
Big change at iconic biscuit brand
One of Australia’s favourite biscuit brands is implementing a new sustainability plan to meet bold targets before the middle of the century.
Boral rejects Stokes’ offer
Boral’s board has again recommended shareholders avoid the offer of $6.50 a share from Seven Group Holdings.
Alcoa to trial carbon-cutting technology
Canberra will chip in 40 per cent of the cost of a technology trial that could strip 70 per cent of the carbon emissions from Alcoa’s WA alumina operation.
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