Andrew Forrest’s Fortescue fighting for access to seized records as it attacks Federal Court disclosure by alleged rip-off venture Element Zero.
Neale Prior
A major bank has been fined for breaches of Australia’s economy-wide data-sharing scheme that let down Australian consumers.
Blair Jackson
Just three years after its founding, a Chinese government-run trader has become the single biggest force in the country’s $200 billion market for iron ore imports.
Katharine Gemmell and Alfred Cang
A tech billionaire who has fathered more than 100 children has revealed who will inherit his multi-billion-dollar fortune.
Amy Lee
The Treasurer has announced his ambition for tax reform, and while he’s tight lipped about what is on the table, two key changes have already been ruled out.
Robert White
Shell has contingency plans in case the conflict between Israel and Iran disrupts flows from the region, warning that a potential blockage of the Strait of Hormuz could deliver a substantial shock.
Bloomberg
A furnished home in Lathlain with limited photos claims it has the feel of a ‘high end hotel’ and is seeking more in annual rent than a FIFO workers earns in a year - before tax.
Kim Macdonald
A home in the suburbs is far removed from the image of Malcolm Day. But it was one of his more meaningful investments of his illustrious career.
Elon Musk's Starship rocket appeared to experience at least two explosions in quick succession, lighting up the night sky and sending debris flying.
Staff Writers
Interest rates in Britain have been left at a two-year low as the Bank of England keeps watch on an uncertain geopolitical environment.
Pan Pylas
A $15 billion plan to upgrade economic infrastructure and ‘make more things’ in WA will need to grapple with a severe worker shortage and the threat of rising costs.
Matt Mckenzie & Simone Grogan
Everest Metals has secured a seat at a high-level table by being accepted into the US Defence Departments’ Defence Industrial Base Consortium, thanks to its Mt Edon rubidium project in WA’s Mid West region.
Andrew Todd
It was a mixed day on the markets on Thursday with CBA hitting a record high and BHP slumping with investors factoring in weak jobs data and the latest news out of Iran.
Cameron Micallef
Singular Health has landed a $2M contract with US-based PNS and locked in $8M in new funds as Singular chases a lucrative slice of a $19B addressable market for its AI-powered 3D medical imaging platform.
James Pearson
A 35 story tower has been approved for construction in Northbridge. While critics claim it’s a stone jungle, proponents say it will green the city like nothing we’ve seen before.
Renovations are now potentially on the cards at Ikea Innaloo after the Swedish Multinational buys the Innaloo store.
Noronex Ltd has launched a radioactive spectrometry survey at its Namibian Etango North uranium project, chasing similar mineralisation to ASX-listed Bannerman and near one of the world’s largest uranium mines.
Residents in one Australian state are facing a blow to their household budgets, with bill rebates scrapped and rego fees hiked despite a $2.4bn surplus.
Emma Kirk
EV Resources is doubling down on its high-grade Los Lirios antimony mine in Mexico, with a revamped board and a fresh round of funding to fast-track the project towards production.
‘In a world of global instability and uncertainty, our government has a strong economic plan for this State,’ the WA Treasurer said.
Dylan Caporn
WA's seventh surplus budget includes billions of dollars to insulate the state against global instability, grow its economy, help families and build more homes.
Aaron Bunch
Rita Saffioti has declared the test of her economic success will be jobs, as she unveiled a budget to ready Western Australia’s economy for trade war chaos and Middle East conflict.
Matt Mckenzie
A major change is coming to how many times energy retailers can increase electricity prices on Aussies.
Duncan Evans
