Why this CEO is bracing for Alfred’s aftermath
Cleanaway will have its work cut out in coming days and after being caught out in the last floods, this boss is not taking any chances.
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Huge holes in tech anti-terrorism checks
Radical and abhorrent content on the all-powerful social media platforms is slipping through a series of gaps, a new Australian report finds.
ASX 200 slumps; Star close to Queen’s Wharf deal
Casino operator’s deal with Hong Kong partners to help avoid administration. Ex-dividend trading, oil price slide weigh on bourse. Insurers face $2bn-plus hit from Cyclone Alfred. APRA moves to tighten financial board rules.
New apartments up but housing target lags
Housing approvals rose to a new record high in January largely off the back of new apartments being built across NSW, official figures show.
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Whyalla losing $1.5m a day before collapse
Administrators have revealed Whyalla steelworks was haemorrhaging $1.5m in losses per day before its forced administration.
‘Crisis’: Deadly new Aussie gang war explodes
Local retailers who refuse to sell $15 illegal cigarettes have blamed the federal government for fuelling the black market.
Whyalla losing $1.5m per day; ASX rises
Creditors meeting hears Sanjeev Gupta’s former steelworks owes $1.35bn after posting a loss of $319m in the seven months to January. ASX a sea of green with all sectors rising. Insurers fall on cyclone threat.
New hope in search for MH370 mystery
A US robotics company has launched a fresh search for MH370 and two maritime experts say there’s reason for cautious hope this time for one key reason.
Rushed steel rescue will end up costing Albanese much more
Billions of dollars in taxpayer cash have been promised for Whyalla but it’s all on unproven ‘green’ steel bets. The real cost will be keeping the lights on through a drawn-out administration.
Qantas flying high for International Women’s Day
Qantas and Jetstar are showcasing the wide-ranging talents of their female workforce, with 50 all-female-operated flights.
Huge change to controversial Aussie prison
A huge change is coming to one of Australia’s most controversial privately-run prisons.
The curious case of Qantas Loyalty results
Qantas frequent flyers are earning and redeeming a lot more points but the airline’s Loyalty profits have gone backwards. Is Classic Plus to blame?
1000 jobs on line as huge brand folds
Another retailer with stores across Australia has gone under and more than 1000 jobs are impacted.
Aussie shares slump on tariffs, Wall St woes
The local stock market tanked on Friday on the back of a Wall St bloodbath and a new Trump tariff threat that sent the big miners into a tailspin.
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