‘Sputtering’ China weighs down miners
The financials and energy sectors have dragged the ASX to a winning day as Chinese woes weigh heavy on Australian miners.
The financials and energy sectors have dragged the ASX to a winning day as Chinese woes weigh heavy on Australian miners.
Houses in one major city have been left unfinished as a builder that was serving a suspension is put into liquidation.
The Australian share market fell again on Thursday, after a poor start thanks to Wall St, as several big name companies report results.
A major milestone has just been hit in Australia’s ambition to acquire nuclear-powered submarines.
Small Aussie businesses have glaring holes in their cyber security, and it’s costing them dearly as tougher penalties take effect.
Chinese manufacturing, and it turns out Chinese babies, have left their mark on the ASX on Monday despite the market closing up.
Thousands of Aussies trying to keep their bills down are being stung with a hidden tax advocates are calling “madness” as the cost of living continues to bite.
Amazon executives are being grilled on the company’s murky development of AI and how audio recordings from inside homes are used.
The percentage of petrol and diesel cars sold in Australia is on a steady downward trajectory as the eco-conscious alternatives get more popular.
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.
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.
A big change coming to an Australian supermarket change could breathe new life in a once iconic local industry.
The South Australian arm of the powerful construction union, which is under the control of the Victorian branch, has also been put into administration.
A water tank company has copped a massive fine after one of their workers was left paralysed from a horrific fall into a concrete tank.
The big reasons Australian workers grow to hate their jobs and look for alternatives have been uncovered in a massive survey.
A farming business with operations across the country has entered voluntary administration, putting 500 jobs at risk.
The next step for a controversial Australian energy project which would power an estimated 1.8 million homes has been announced.
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The staggering amount Aussie workers are losing in doing unpaid overtime outside their shift hours has been exposed.
An Aussie tech company has been fined $1.5m for attempted cartel bid rigging, related to upgrades at an iconic building in Canberra.
Bad weather and disease is making an iconic Aussie breakfast staple harder to find on supermarket shelves – and farmers reckon prices are going to get even worse.
An 11 year-old girl has allegedly suffered severe third-degree burns after using nail glue bought from a popular Chinese online retailer.
Ports across the country have been the target of peaceful protesters as calls for boycotts against Israel mount.
The Australian Energy Market Operator is warning of “reliability gaps” without the ‘timely’ delivery of more transmission and energy infrastructure.
Within hours of handing down its third budget, Labor’s bold Future Made in Australia Plan has been thrown into doubt.
The company behind the largest cannabis manufacturing facility in the southern hemisphere has entered administration amid “disunity” at board level.
The company behind the largest cannabis manufacturing facility in the southern hemisphere has entered administration amid “disunity” at board level.
The Aussie share market climbed to its highest level since February 10 on Tuesday, as material and energy stocks helped drive the benchmark higher.
A cocktail of Donald Trump, a foreign bidder and the US steel industry will test global alliances and also play squarely into the hands of Australian steelmaker BlueScope.
While the Australian share market lost ground on Monday, led by a fall in real estate stocks, billions worth of deals were lobbed or closed.
A consumer law expert has revealed how extended warranties sold by Aussie retailers aren’t really worth what you pay for them, as JB Hi-Fi faces a lawsuit over claims it sold “junk” warranties for more than a decade.
A popular car manufacturer is facing a staggering fine after it admitted to misleading more than 1000 customers.
The TGA has issued warnings about dodgy pills being shipped to Australia from China, with one product including ingredients that have been banned since 2010.
A major energy project is under investigation after workers flagged safety failures, including unhygienic worksites that lack toilets, soap and sanitiser.
A bombshell report into one state’s public sector has revealed it is ruled by a “culture of fear”, with a warning of a “creeping politicisation” of the service.
Australian, UK and US defence ministers are touting a brave new world of AI-backed surveillance technology just days after the Chinese navy injured Australian military personnel in the East China Sea.
A beloved Aussie ice cream factory is back in business after a $100 million repair build, following the devastating floods that swept the region in 2022.
Australia’s biggest bank is the last of the Big Four to slug Aussie homeowners with another lift in interest rates. Here’s how much you’ll pay.
The Reserve Bank has slugged homeowners with another rate rise and a recent surge in petrol prices is partly to blame.
The Melbourne-based company has laid off a third of its staff in the last financial year.
Unions are calling out a “moral failure” and demanding an immediate ban on a common household product killing off Australian workers.
Multiple strikes have broken out across Australia’s food sector, putting more pressure on an industry rocked by surging inflation. But experts have cautioned labour is not to blame for rising grocery bills at the checkout.
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The former US president has responded to claims he leaked sensitive military information to Australian billionaire Anthony Pratt in a typically bombastic fashion.
Former WA premier Mark McGowan, who quit politics this year claiming he was “exhausted” from political life, has taken on several new high-profile roles.
A Senate committee is hearing from some of the nation’s heaviest-hitting unions as it considers amendments to Fair Work laws.
Financials and basic materials had the biggest gains in Friday’s trade, while energy, real estate, and utilities lead the losses.
One state’s premier has pledged to back small business with cost-of-living relief to help them stare down interest-rates and inflation pressures.
Homeowners with solar panels are being warned some popular energy storage batteries could catch fire, cause serious injury or even death.
The heated standoff between union workers and a major poultry supplier included allegations an illegal blockade posed a biohazard risk.
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