Aussie shares surge on looming Trump shock
Aussie shares rallied on Wednesday as the US vote count rolled in showing former President Donald Trump on a clear pathway to victory.
Mining
‘Death sentence’: Protesters clash with BHP
BHP bosses faced tough questions inside and outside of the Brisbane National Convention Centre during the company’s AGM.
Big miner goes green with first Toyota EV
Australia’s biggest miner is ditching diesel for EVs in a first major step to electrify its vast mining fleet.
ASX edges higher for 3rd straight day
The ASX closed up 0.3 per cent for the third straight day, as investors wait for clarity from global markets.
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Aussie mining boss confirms worst fears
One of the country’s biggest and most lucrative companies has sounded the alarm as Beijing turns its back on Australia’s top export.
Sharemarket flat after profit slumps
The Australian Stock Exchange ended Wednesday flat after some of the country’s biggest companies reported some less than stellar results.
‘Absolutely wrong’: $1b mine drama erupts
NSW Premier Chris Minns has called out the federal government’s decision to block a gold mine tailing dam in the state.
‘Absolutely wrong’: $1b mine drama erupts
NSW Premier Chris Minns has called out the federal government’s decision to block a gold mine tailing dam in the state.
86 per cent collapse rocks $20 billion sector
A major Aussie firm has seen billions wiped off its balance sheet, and that is one of the companies doing well in a troubling new downturn.
Mining giant beats the odds after rocky year
BHP has beaten estimates despite a rocky year for the mining giant, posting another eye-watering profit.
Gina Rinehart unleashes on ‘woke’ Australia
Australia’s richest person Gina Rinehart has unleashed on a series of problems she has with how the country is run.
Aussie shares jump on Fed cut fever
The local sharemarket lifted on Monday as buoyant investors cheered the prospect of a September rate cut in the world’s largest economy.
‘Economic tsunami’ coming for Aussies
Australians are anxiously awaiting the fallout from an “economic tsunami” – and a new move from China has caused fresh panic.
‘Not Australia’: Grim sign we missed the boat
Australia’s iron ore golden age is well and truly over. A new age is dawning – but it looks like the country may have already missed the boat.
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