Aussies helping build the ‘CO2 brick’
In what could be a global game-changer, an Aussie tech company is one step closer to removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere – and locking it away in housebricks.
In what could be a global game-changer, an Aussie tech company is one step closer to removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere – and locking it away in housebricks.
Australia’s largest precious metals mint will celebrate 125 years in operation with the release of five special coins, including a gold coin with a mintage of just 500.
A war of words has erupted between two Labor ministers with each other pointing the finger over a major shortfall facing Victoria.
Tragedy has struck at two separate worksites within hours of each other.
The chief executive of a growing renewable energy company says the proposed location for a new 300MW wind farm “ticks all the boxes”.
Australia’s 2.6 million small and medium businesses could be key to unlocking the next wave of productivity growth.
Honda has been forced to recall more than 50,000 cars across various models for a defect that was the subject of the same warning four years ago.
The Prime Minister will pledge $1bn to significantly bolster a key industry needed to transform the country to net-zero.
The ball is now firmly in Ryan Stokes’ court, including whether he comes good on his threats to squeeze out Boral’s board.
The livelihoods of 55 people have evaporated after a 50-year-old construction company went bust with $20m in debt.
Transportation safety officers have issued an urgent warning for this legendary luxury brand, warning of a manufacturing defect.
There is no connection between two sinkholes which opened up above the embattled M6 Tunnel project, a contractor says.
Buoyed by a bumper session for Australia’s largest retail bank, the benchmark set a record close on Thursday.
Under pressure from soaring interest rates, elevated inflation and mortgage costs, households have cut back on spending for non-essential items like cars and coffees.
Shares slipped for a second straight session on Tuesday as consumer stocks weighed on the benchmark index.
Shares slipped on Monday as iron ore miners sank and fears intensified of a weaker-than-expected GDP reading in the final three months of 2024.
The local share market was off to a record breaking start in March, as fresh highs on Wall Street and positive manufacturing data from China bolstered the benchmark.
One of the world’s biggest car companies has just issued a massive recall for nearly 30,000 Australian vehicles.
With profit season nearing its end, the share market advanced for a fourth straight session on Tuesday.
The debts of a collapsed group of companies have snowballed as liquidators wade through the mess.
Firefighters are battling a chemical fire outbreak at a major steelworks, with at least one worker injured.
The Federal Court has put a limping company out of its misery weeks after all staff were brutally sacked.
New vehicle emissions caps, designed to force car makers to offer more low emissions models to Australia, could crimp the supply and affordability of utes and SUVs, the automotive industry has warned.
The dream of owning your own home has motivated millions to save over generations, but the latest data on new loans for first home buyers suggests many Aussies are giving up.
After climbing to a record high on Wednesday, the share market lost ground as US Federal reserve chair Jerome Powell warned rate cuts by March were “unlikely”.
An insider has made the shocking claim that Apple will lose millions of its most popular product this year, with the chaos costing $1.5 billion a week.
The tech juggernaut’s most popular products have suffered a major blow – and it has caused a multibillion-dollar fiasco.
The Prime Minister has announced a huge funding boost for something that “our predecessors ran down and neglected”.
An investor favourite has won big on the ASX this Wednesday while another company saw its share price plummet to new lows.
With the Aussie dollar skidding to a nine-month low, economists are warning that Australia’s slowing economy and a deteriorating outlook in China mean further falls are likely.
Boral is the second big polluter in recent weeks to pull back on near-term targets to slash emissions. It won’t be the last.
The ASX finished up on Thursday, shrugging off a soft US session as investors await positive inflation data.
It’s been a somewhat rocky but mostly positive day of trading on the ASX, as seven stocks hit their highest levels in a year.
There’s still a long way to go before we understand what happened on the tragic night of July 28, but here’s what we know one week on from the Talisman Sabre catastrophe.
Two popular car models have been recalled amid fears a wiring issue could cause serious harm or death.
South Australia is moving to address an escalating health emergency threatening to kill off thousands of Australian workers with debilitating cancers, but the unions say much more needs to be done.
A major global builder with a base in Australia will slash hundreds of jobs, equating to roughly to 10 per cent of its international workforce.
One unlucky Australian company has had its share price plummet while the market has remained relatively steady.
China blocked exports of two vital minerals this week – and Australia could end up laughing all the way to the bank as a result.
One of Australia’s favourite alcohol brands has announced it will be under new ownership, but not all fans are happy with the decision.
Thousands of payments totalling more than $367 million have been paid out to employees of collapsed companies since the Covid-19 pandemic.
Unions say the cuts will mostly affect workers at a Victoria plant as the multinational car manufacturer continues to trim domestic operations.
A major construction company has been fined thousands of dollars after a bricklayer had his toe amputated following a scary accident on its worksite.
Ikea has opened the doors to its smallest store ever – a fraction of the size of its warehouses – in a quiet Sydney suburb.
The company behind an iconic Australian brand has hit back at “misleading” news that it is collapsing.
A major Australian manufacturing company, once responsible for the Hills hoist clothesline, has collapsed after a huge loss in court.
Planning approval has been given for a $182m upgrade of a major steelworks, creating 100 new jobs and securing thousands more.
One Australian state has ramped up its phase out of an industry in a win for “relentless people power”, according to one MP.
An obsession with “pork barrelling” has rendered Australia’s infrastructure pipeline ineffective, prompting a wide-scale review.
A young doctor has revealed how his Covid escape mutated into Australia’s next big cult hit.
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