Talks of a new iron ore province hotting up again
The green steel revolution could be just what it takes to finally help realise the dream of a new South Australia-based iron ore province, aspirant Magnetite Mines says.
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Wind-up on the cards for Prospero Markets
ASIC is seeking court orders to wind up Prospero Markets, which has links to major money laundering raids the regulator carried out last year.
Ex-Mecca employee settles mat leave redundancy case
Mecca says it has reached a ‘pragmatic’ settlement with its former head of brand Alethea Larkin over her unfair dismissal case about being made redundant while on maternity leave.
$95m Edgewater sale almost finalised: but who really owns it?
The Edgewater property at Point Piper is ‘three quarters paid for’ — kinda, sorta bringing to a close an enduring mystery about who really owns the property.
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Essendon says sorry to Andrew Thorburn
Essendon has apologised after reaching a settlement with the ex-NAB boss over its handling of his exit as the club’s chief executive.
Lowe faces February rate hike uncertainty
Right now RBA governor Philip Lowe will be hoping that his choice at the next board meeting in February is between either no change or a 25 basis point rate hike. But it could be higher.
Forum co-accused’s list in liquidation
A group of property companies owned by Vince Tesoriero – an alleged co-conspirator in the Forum Finance fraud – have been placed in liquidation.
Hancock warns Warrego investors on Strike bid
Hancock Energy is arguing its bid for Warrego Energy – which is currently worth less than Strike’s offer – is actually ‘substantially higher’.
IFM closes in on Atlas Arteria board seat
Fund manager IFM is closing in on a seat in the boardroom of toll roads group Atlas Arteria following a controversial US acquisition.
Future Fund flags rocky road ahead for investors
The boss of the Future Fund has given investors a glimpse into the future and the road ahead could be a rocky, rough and potentially painful one.
Strike raises Warrego stakes with new bid
Strike Energy returns to the takeover battle it started, with a new bid for Warrego Energy it says trumps the offer from Gina Rinehart’s Hancock.
New gas supplies key to price relief
APA Group’s new CEO says new gas supplies are the best way to keep prices down over the long-term, but is choosing not to weigh into the debate over price caps.
‘Time to act’: Future Fund adds risk amid shift
A ‘turning point’ for investing is forcing the $190bn fund to push up the risk curve.
Reinvented Target back in fashion
After three years of dramatic store closures and changing fortunes the retailer is now fighting back.
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