Concerns over radicalised teenager
Parents at a school attended by the radicalised teenager, who was shot dead by police after stabbing a man, had previously raised concerns with police.
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Radicalised stabber ‘suspended’ before attack
More details surrounding a radicalised teenager who stabbed a man in a Bunnings carpark have come to light, as his victim breaks his silence from his hospital bed.
Imam’s big claim on ‘radicalised’ teen
A religious leader in Perth has condemned the actions of a 16-year-old boy who unleashed an attack in a Bunnings carpark “in the name of jihad”.
‘Hacker’ threats to school of ‘jihadi’ Perth teen
The principal of the high school attended by the 16-year-old self-described ‘jihadi’ shot dead by police, James Hollands, has moved to reassure students after online threats. | WATCH
Teen ‘so indoctrinated he was forced to use basic phone’
The 16-year-old shot dead by police on Saturday was deemed to have been so indoctrinated by online extremism that he was required to use a phone that could only text, WA premier reveals.
Boy built bomb to blow up toilet block
The 16-year-old boy shot dead by police in a Bunnings carpark on Saturday built a homemade bomb that he used to blow up a toilet block at his school.
The hallmarks of a terrorist act
Two stabbings, on opposite sides of the nation, raise the alarm.
CCTV shows moment cops shot teen dead
The shocking video shows the stand-off between police and the teen knifeman in a Bunnings carpark.
CCTV shows moment cops shot teen dead
The shocking video shows the stand-off between police and the teen knifeman in a Bunnings carpark.
How two years of effort ended in a few frenzied minutes
The boy shot dead outside a Perth Bunnings store had been in a deradicalisation program since the age of 14, an effort aimed at preventing precisely the sort of incident that played out.
Teen in ‘deradicalisation program’ shot dead
A 16-year-old boy shot dead after a Bunnings’ carpark stabbing was enrolled previously in a deradicalisation program.
Parents’ fears realised over radicalised teen
Parents at one of Perth’s most prestigious schools repeatedly raised fears their children were being exposed to Islamist extremism before a radicalised pupil was shot dead.
Wesfarmers boss is selling a new story: growth
Just as many chief executives are bunkering down, preparing for a slowdown to arrive, Rob Scott is looking over the horizon.
Bunnings customers rushed to hospital
A group of Bunnings customers were rushed to hospital after an unknown substance was allegedly sprayed in the store.
Bluey and Bunnings: putting the hammer down on collaboration
The news of a collaboration between Bunnings and animated TV series Bluey reached more than 40 million people in Australia and New Zealand. The Growth Agenda reports on what made the February initiative so beneficial for the two iconic Australian brands.
Bunnings denies ‘slave’ allegations
Australia’s largest hardware chain has come under fierce scrutiny over allegations it has used its market power to mistreat plant suppliers.
‘Bunnings almost broke my marriage’
A plant grower has told senators Bunnings needs to be included in a mandatory code of conduct, after the retail giant almost destroyed her marriage.
‘Bunnings almost broke my marriage’
A plant grower has told senators Bunnings needs to be included in a mandatory code of conduct, after the retail giant almost destroyed her marriage.
Bunnings fights back against Woolies’ call
Hardware giant Bunnings has rebuffed suggestions it should be wrapped into the federal government’s tough new supermarket code of conduct.
Bunnings fights back against Woolies’ call
Hardware giant Bunnings has rebuffed suggestions it should be wrapped into the federal government’s tough new supermarket code of conduct.
BBQ explosion at Bunnings sausage sizzle
A woman has suffered burns to her face after a barbecue erupted in flames outside a Bunnings store in Adelaide.
Hot base metal action rocks for Talisman
Talisman Mining has been singing the praises of a ‘significant base metals discovery’ – and investors have been listening. Get your resources wrap here.
Bunnings caught up prices claim
Farmers say they have been too scared to publicly criticise Australia’s ‘most trusted brand’. Now they’re speaking out.
Why Bunnings has won Aussies’ loyalty
Bunnings has scored a major victory over one of Australia’s most recognisable supermarkets.
JFK’s daughter spotted at Bunnings
The United States ambassador is well on her way to being a real Aussie after getting behind the Bunnings BBQ.
Bunnings landlord merger faces investor revolt
A takeover to create a $3.5bn owner of Bunnings stores could be under threat thanks to moves by an investor to install a new director at the target fund.
More M&A to come for REIT sector
The $247m offer by BWP Trust for Newmark Property REIT is not the only mergers and acquisition activity raising interest and industry experts say the real estate sector is one to watch.
Property merger wave as Bunnings landlord expands
The takeover will create a fund that owns $3.5bn of property, with a focus on Bunnings Warehouses.
Bunnings worker allegedly told injury claim would threaten bonus
A former Bunnings employee is suing the hardware giant after she was allegedly warned she would lose bonuses if she made a workers’ compensation claim for a spinal injury.
‘No right’: Pauline fires up over Australia Day
Pauline Hanson has slammed retailers, as Peter Dutton urged shoppers to boycott Woolworths over its decision to scrap merchandise ahead of Australia Day.
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