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.
Manufacturing
‘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.
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Holden designs Buick luxury car for China
HOLDEN may be closing its car factory and engine plant but its design team is working on cars for China and beyond.
Ford’s 48-year low sales shocker
WE know Australian-made cars are near the end of the road but Ford as an entire brand has just recorded its lowest sales in almost half a century.
Mambo sold to US clothing group
ICONIC Australian surfwear brand Mambo has been snapped up by a US-based clothing group, Saban Brands.
Aussie car industry slams on brakes
PRODUCTION of Australian-made cars hit a 61-year low in 2014 as the market experienced its biggest slowdown since the GFC in 2009 and tsunami in 2011.
Toyota Corolla is our top selling car
FORGET Holden versus Ford. The new battle is Toyota Corolla versus Mazda3 — and now the score is two-all.
Why your Coke tastes bittersweet today
BOTTLING company Coca-Cola Amatil will axe 260 jobs as it undertakes a $100 million cost-cutting campaign.
Defence Minister cops a pasting
EMBATTLED Defence Minister David Johnston is under heavy fire on social media over his expensive dining habits, denigration of shipbuilders and the defence force pay cut.
Toyota announces more job cuts
MORE than 300 white-collar workers could be out of a job after Toyota announced the closure of its Sydney office.
The world’s oldest monopoly ends
FOR more than 2600 years, one government has controlled the salt supply for an entire country. So why is it coming to an end?
Iconic shoes on the other foot
PACIFIC Brands has sold three of its iconic shoe brands, Dunlop Volley, Clarks and Hush Puppies, to a private equity firm.
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