Star trims statutory loss to $1.69bn as earnings, underlying profit take a hit. Cettire drops on analyst downgrade. Brickworks lifts on underlying profit beat. Step One insiders’ near-$32m selldown weighs. Platinum rebuffs Regal takeover.
A massive union strike is hitting Qantas over the next week, as thousands prepare to fly to Melbourne for the big AFL grand final on Saturday.
Former Treasurer Joe Hockey has appeared to lend his support to the Coalition’s election pledge to build seven nuclear energy plants.
Another player in Australia’s food industry, which was a recognisable brand, has gone bust with 60 jobs at risk.
The local sharemarket closed down 1.4 per cent on Friday. Anglo American rejected BHP’s takeover bid. Scott Farquhar stepping down as Atlassian co-CEO. Super Retail Group faces $30m-$50m workplace claim.
When fresh-faced Scott Farquhar and Mike Cannon-Brookes were developing their company more than 20 years ago, the two mates could never have envisioned their wild success.
Australia’s largest supermarket chain has copped a huge penalty after a “systematic failure” to pay employees their correct entitlements.
Australia’s largest supermarket chain has copped a huge penalty after a “systematic failure” to pay employees their correct entitlements.
Australians heading overseas need to shell out for tickets as Venice desperately tries to reduce crowding. But it’s not the only popular destination changing tourism rules. See the list.
Australia’s largest mining company is swooping in on a rival coal and copper giant in a transformative $60bn takeover bid.
One of Sydney’s most recognisable pubs is on the market, with expectations of fetching an eye-watering price.
An industry that was once part of the Australian dream is now on its knees as customers turn their back on what was an essential part of life.
In making the high-risk $60bn mega-deal, BHP’s boss Mike Henry needs to prove the miner is not slipping back to its destructive old habits.
With a working day sandwiched between the weekend and a public holiday, Friday is expected to be the most popular day to “chuck a sickie” this year.
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