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ABC deputy chair resigns nearly 18 months short of his term

ABC deputy chair resigns nearly 18 months short of his term

ABC chairman Kim Williams says Peter Tonagh has provided his resignation from the ABC board to the governor-general. 

  • by Hannah Kennelly

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Why the Nissan and Honda team-up might not be enough

Why the Nissan and Honda team-up might not be enough

A massive merger, even of two companies from the same country, is no guarantee of success, and the history of automotive deals is littered with failures and disappointments.

  • by Neal E. Boudette
Pilot review identifies transformative extra carbon storage in WA

Pilot review identifies transformative extra carbon storage in WA

Pilot Energy has identified a further 27 million tonnes of carbon storage capacity in its Cliff Head Carbon Storage Project following a recent technical review.

  • by Doug Bright
The new climate gold rush? Sucking carbon from the sky

The new climate gold rush? Sucking carbon from the sky

As countries continue to pump planet-warming pollution into the skies the financial world is racing to fund the emerging field of carbon dioxide removal.

  • by David Gelles and Christopher Flavelle
Christmas Day with NFL, Beyoncé is just the beginning for Netflix and sport
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Christmas Day with NFL, Beyoncé is just the beginning for Netflix and sport

DAZN wants to become the “Netflix of sports”. There’s just one problem: Netflix wants that title for itself.

  • by Calum Jaspan
Two major car makers joining forces to survive

Two major car makers joining forces to survive

The Japanese auto industry is bracing for a major shake-up as traditional car makers try to tackle the onslaught of EVs.

  • by Mari Yamaguchi and Elaine Kurtenbach
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Infini survey adds to confidence of high-grade uranium in Canada

Infini survey adds to confidence of high-grade uranium in Canada

Uranium-hunter Infini Resources’ aerial magnetic survey might have exposed the secrets underlying Infini’s high uranium grade Talus prospect in Newfoundland, Canada.

  • by Doug Bright
Whistleblower’s case against Rebel Sport owner dismissed

Whistleblower’s case against Rebel Sport owner dismissed

Two former executives at Rebel Sport owner Super Retail have been unsuccessful in their application to force the company to uphold an alleged settlement deal.

  • by Dominic Powell
Auric smashes gold sales record in 2024 banking $41.1m

Auric smashes gold sales record in 2024 banking $41.1m

Auric Mining’s record streak continues as it races past 10,500 ounces and $41.1m in gold sales for the year from its Jeffreys Find mine near Norsemen in WA.

  • by Andrew Todd
Foxtel sale a Christmas miracle for the Murdochs

Foxtel sale a Christmas miracle for the Murdochs

News Corp has finally found a buyer for its storied pay TV offering. But what does the future hold for viewers, staff and sports deals?

  • by Calum Jaspan
Sarytogan within weeks of mining licence for Kazakh graphite project

Sarytogan within weeks of mining licence for Kazakh graphite project

Sarytogan Graphite has reached a key point in the approval process for its graphite project in Kazakhstan, with regulators signing-off on an environmental permit.

  • by Doug Bright

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