How AUKUS is creating big waves on the ground
There are billions earmarked to be spent, and this Perth-based engineer is among those on the front lines of a defence revolution.
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Burning cash: Star’s future can be counted in months
New boss Steve McCann has his work cut out to come up with a deal to save the casino. But he is fast running out of options.
Are we there yet? Howard Marks revisits bubble.com warning
A quarter of a century after predicting the dot.com crash, influential US billionaire investor Howard Marks sees some worrying signs returning to shares.
Behind Nvidia’s plan to control the new industrial revolution
Jensen Huang is betting Nvidia’s future is far bigger than the chips powering today’s AI boom.
Nine faces its make or break-up moment
The under-pressure broadcaster was prepared to bet big on television and lost. Now it has a fight on its hands to prove it should stay together.
How Trump’s tariffs will disrupt stockmarkets
Hefty new taxes on US imports from various countries was a Trump election platform, but what does it mean for your shares?
Popular chef opens hip new venue
The new Sandy Bay joint — Six Russell — already has people lining up outside its doors, and it’s only the start of what’s planned for the venue.
‘You just leave feeling a lot better’: Smash room proposed
Tasmania’s first smash room is hoped to be up and running soon where people can let out their frustrations. Find out what a smash room is and how it works.
Battle of the asset classes: the investments likely to grow in 2025
Shares surged higher in 2024 and their returns will be tough to repeat in 2025, but other investment opportunities appear attractive.
Investor Guide: Health & Biotech FY2025
In this special investor guide, health and biotech guru Tim Boreham leads Stockhead’s deep dive into the most cutting edge sector on the ASX.
Investor Guide: Gold & Copper FY2025
Stockhead’s writers – including mining guru Barry FitzGerald – take you inside the copper and gold markets, and zero in on juniors exploring for the next major mine.
Biotron may be superhero for HIV patients
A drug which could make a huge difference to HIV-1 infected people has returned promising results – driving up biotech Biotron’s share price by 15 per cent.
Scaling Aussie mining 100x with green tech
Australia faces a massive green mining challenge, with tailings and precision tech set to revolutionise the game.
Radiopharm gets a new, major shareholder
US-based Lantheus Holdings has become the largest shareholder in Radiopharm Theranostics after a US$5 million private placement.
The early mail on ASX gold miners in 2025
ASX gold producers lifted the lid this week, with some living up to the hype and others failing to capitalise on record bullion prices.
‘Selfish’: A-listers slammed as fire rages
As the fires rage on some A-listers are being slammed for something they did way back in 2022.
‘Straight to HR’: 30yo’s work outfit divides
A young Aussie has gone viral after sharing on social media the outfit she regrets wearing to work because she felt uncomfortable.
Shock detail as Hollywood Hills ravaged
As the fires keep raging the former CPO of Tinder has made a grim claim about what is happening in abandoned homes.
Look before you leap: the best way to handle financial risks
Learning how to manage financial risks requires understanding, strategy and calculated decisions, says financial adviser Bruce Brammall.
Genius way to beat a toxic boss
Quitting isn’t always an option when there’s bills to pay – so here’s a smart way to beat a bad boss at their own game.
Casino giant Star Group on brink of collapse
Embattled casino giant Star Entertainment Group could collapse within just weeks, potentially putting thousands of jobs at risk.
ANZ tips first RBA rate cut for February
ANZ has brought forward its forecast for the long-awaited first cut of the cash rate to take place in February.
‘Ridiculous’: Woman’s salary sparks debate
A young woman has sparked debate by revealing what she does for a living and her salary.
ASX falls during Friday’s trading
A share sell-off in the banking and consumer staples sectors saw the Australian market trade heavily in the red on Friday.
‘Costs are enormous’: Issue with nuclear power is the ‘very high cost’
University of New South Wales Scientia Professor Martin Green says the issue with nuclear energy is the “very high cost”.
Man’s shock over ‘white’ policy at Aus store
A young woman is going viral for sharing the moment a man took issue with her bookstore and decided to confront her over one specific policy.
What Aussies bought on Black Friday
Strong car sales, cinematic hits and Black Friday bargains contributed to Aussies spending up big in November.
‘Yuck’: CEO’s see-through dress shocks
A young rich lister and successful Australian CEO has shared a video of the moment that she was “humbled” by her mum.
‘Heartbreaking’: reason 33yo is fleeing Aus
A young Aussie has revealed the “heartbreaking” moment he realised he needed to leave Australia in order to make a living.
‘Vulnerable’: Panic as Aussie dollar tanks
The Australian dollar has plummeted to a near five-year low recently – and experts have warned of dire consequences ahead.
US 10-year government bond rates have moved ‘aggressively higher’ in recent weeks
CommSec’s Tom Piotrowski explains why US 10-year government bond rates have moved “aggressively higher” over the course of the last six…
How Sesame Street Leverages Its IP to Fund Educational Work
Sherrie Westin, CEO of Sesame Streetowner Sesame Workshop, talked to Barron’s Andy Serwer about how the 501(c)(3) uses theme parks, video games,…
How Sesame Street’s Parent Company Navigates the Culture Wars
Sherrie Westin, CEO of Sesame Street owner Sesame Workshop, talked to Barron’s Andy Serwer about how the company navigates a polarized political…
How Sesame Street Aims to Make Kids ‘Smarter, Stronger, and Kinder’
“I know that sounds like a clever tag line, but it’s baked into everything we do,” Sherrie Westin, CEO of Sesame Street owner Sesame Workshop,…
Interest rate cut looms as underlying inflation drops to 3.2 per cent
A pre-election interest rate cut for mortgage holders is looking more likely as underlying inflation decreased to 3.2 per cent in November.
ASX 200 snaps five day winning streak
The Australian sharemarket has dipped on Thursday, breaking a five day streak, despite favourable retail sales data.
Tech founder calls for ‘accountability’ amid Meta’s fact-checker removal
Tech Policy Design Centre Founding Director Professor Joanna Weaver said there “has to be accountability” amid Meta’s move to remove US…
‘Global ramifications’: Meta to reduce fact checkers on platforms
Tech Policy Design Centre Founding Director Professor Joanna Weaver said Meta’s move to reduce fact-checkers from its platform will have “global…
Lawyer’s salary leaves Aussies gobsmacked
A young lawyer in Brisbane has shared his salary and Aussies didn’t see it coming.
‘Think we’re stupid’: Major brand under fire
A popular Australian influencer has taken aim at a beauty retail giant, slamming the brand over its new ‘50 cent’ makeup claim.
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