Listed: Australia’s top Hipcamps revealed
Australia’s best Hipcamp spots have been crowned with private landowners revealing how the lucrative side hustle has now become their major money spinner. See the list of top camp spots
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Creditors target directors’ homes in $20m construction collapse
Creditors of a veteran construction firm, which collapsed in April owing almost $19m, have targeted properties owned by its directors as a liquidator reveals the company had lost more than $2.7m in subcontractor retention money.
Burgertory boss quits amid mounting tax debt
Hash Tayeh, the high-profile head of the Melbourne fast-food chain, has resigned as CEO of Burgertory and food and beverage company QSR Collective.
Melb trio found guilty of $1.5m ‘interest-free mortgage’ scam
Three fake Victorian lenders are facing up to 15 years behind bars after they were found guilty of swindling nearly $1.5m from over 120 hopeful homebuyers in an ‘interest-free mortgage’ scam.
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Iran conflict ignites market shift: The stocks smart money’s chasing
The conflict between Israel and Iran sent these stocks soaring and while everyone was still fixated on tech and AI, smart money is rotating into the one sector that fuels them all, writes ASX Trader.
Industry veteran’s blunt warning to winemakers
Passing the baton to a new generation at Jim Barry Wines, industry legend Peter Barry warns Australia’s wine industry needs to innovate or die.
Defence Force chief: Our navy now ‘significantly more lethal’
From China to Trump, subs to space weapons, the Defending Australia forum was a fascinating glimpse into the future of hi-tech warfare and our national security challenges.
Santos approves $30bn takeover from Abu Dhabi consortium
The deal includes promises to maintain Santos’ headquarters in Adelaide and accelerate investment in gas in Australia, should it go through.
Five ways war could hit Aussies’ hip pockets
As the tragic human toll of the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran continues to climb, ripples are also set to be felt through the world’s economy, with Australians’ household budgets not immune.
Santos bid casts more doubt over $3.6b NSW project
A $30bn bid for oil and gas giant Santos has cast more doubt over the company’s $3.6bn Narrabri Gas Project in northern NSW just weeks after a key approval.
Tax time advice: how to avoid an AI-powered scam
Artificial intelligence is powering up tax-time scam attacks on unsuspecting Aussies, making it vital to learn how to protect yourself.
How to grow your nest egg amid market volatility
The sharemarket is in for a rocky ride as the world braces for the fallout from Donald Trump’s tariffs. But there’s one simple way to protect your nest egg.
Edinburgh upgrade has our military tech hub ready to fire
More than $25m will be ploughed into expanding a northern suburbs defence industry precinct to help South Australia deliver military tech contracts worth billions.
Band of brothers: One family’s proud Port Adelaide tradition
For this Adelaide family, working at the port has stirred a sense of pride for generations – from using horses to load ships, to building advanced warships at Osborne.
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