Why Euro summer is lasting longer each year
There’s a good reason why the Euro summer social media spam seems to be lasting forever this year, as more travellers opt to visit in shoulder seasons.
Companies
Miners, banks a drag; Newmont, ResMed hit records
Newmont hauls higher gold grades at Cadia mine in NSW. Whitehaven beats coal guidance as sales jump. Analysts note Macquarie’s ‘deja vu’ on earnings miss. Rich-lister’s latest buy-in caught up in ICAC NSW probe.
Plan to make Aussie workers $14k better off
Changing company taxes, making it easier for Australians to upskill or change roles and embracing new technology are just a few of the ways we can all be better off, a new report finds.
Sacked FIFO worker has the last laugh
A massive error at a mining site led to $200,000 of gold going missing and a FIFO worker getting the sack. Now, she’s had the last laugh.
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Bitcoin mortgages hit Aus after court win
Australia’s first crypto-backed home loan is set to launch after the product’s owners won a lengthy fight with the corporate regulators.
Bitcoin mortgages hit Aus after court win
Australia’s first crypto-backed home loan is set to launch after the product’s owners won a lengthy fight with the corporate regulators.
Beloved scrapped treat makes comeback
Chocolate lovers expressed their disappointment when the box of treats were pulled from supermarket shelves last year.
Emirates’ small-parcel delivery makes big promise to Aussies
Emirates is adding Australia to its ‘Courier Express’ service, promising to deliver packages from almost anywhere in the world within days.
Banks drive ASX 200’s biggest fall since May; Iluka, Nuix, DroneShield up
Rio down on weak day for miners as investors digest mixed June quarter report, CEO update. G8 selloff continues on fresh alleged Vic offender update. DroneShield soars to another record high. Boost for Gina Rinehart’s US, Aussie rare earths bets.
‘Rush of blood’: Gloves off in election debate
The two men battling for control over Tasmania have taken the gloves off immediately in a furious Sky News election debate.
Going rogue: why 400 drones fell into the Yarra River
WATCH: The 10-minute drone show was meant to light up the night sky with messages in support of the Matildas. Within 30 seconds it went pear-shaped, with wind causing 400 drones to fall into the river.
Experts ring the scam alarm for Qantas customers
Qantas has completed a mass email delivery to customers caught out by the cyber attack on its data as experts reveal the biggest risk facing the millions affected.
Aussie shares crack fresh record high
The Australian sharemarket lifted to a fresh record high on Tuesday as investors followed gains on Wall St.
Rio Tinto taps Simon Trott as CEO
Mining giant Rio Tinto has appointed Simon Trott as its new chief executive, following the surprise resignation of Jakob Stausholm in May.
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