Petrol, diesel car sales slip against EVs
The percentage of petrol and diesel cars sold in Australia is on a steady downward trajectory as the eco-conscious alternatives get more popular.
Manufacturing
‘Broken’: Concern for Indo-Pacific
A key meeting of Australia’s Foreign Affairs Minister and her US, Japanese and Indian counterparts has singled out maritime lawlessness as a key issue in the Indo-Pacific region.
‘Get serious’: Uni staff on two-week strike
Staff at a major university have walked off the job for two weeks, an act that could affect lower socio-economic groups and the most marginalised learners.
Woolies makes big move on EVs
A big change coming to an Australian supermarket change could breathe new life in a once iconic local industry.
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Porn star in champagne stoush
A FORMER French porn star is the new face of a famous champagne brand — and the wealthy family behind the drop is not happy.
Pratt talks jobs with Trump
AUSSIE billionaire Anthony Pratt has met up with Donald Trump while holidaying at the US President’s Mar-a-Lago resort.
The trouble with our building laws
BRITAIN has rejected Australia’s building regulations in a damning report into London’s deadly Grenfell Tower fire.
Voltaren maker in world of pain
THE consumer watchdog is sore about arthritis claims made by Voltaren, which could be facing a repeat of Nurofen’s $6 million headache.
Is A2 Milk legit? The jury’s still out
A2 MILK has avoided having its health claims tested in court for the second time after settling a legal dispute with drinks giant Lion.
Don’t cry over $1 milk, ACCC says
THE competition watchdog has delivered its verdict on Coles’ and Woolies’ controversial $1-a-litre milk — and farmers are not going to be happy.
You are drinking your tea all wrong
FORGET The Ashes, the British will always be superior when it comes to making a cuppa. Here are just some of the reasons why.
Missing element in peanut butter battle
WHEN news of a peanut butter war erupted last week, Australians got on the bandwagon. But you’ve been missing a critical element.
Toyota shutdown leaves thousands jobless
IT IS the end of a 54-year era. Australian Toyota workers will today lose their jobs, as the manufacturer sends operations offshore.
More baby formula bound for China
A2 MILK has had its application to continue selling infant formula products in China approved by the nation’s regulatory body.
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