China’s state-backed iron ore trader has told steel mills that it’s temporarily easing restrictions on one of BHP’s grades, after worries over a broadening of bans sent prices rising this week.
Alfred Cang
Traders and economists widely expect the Reserve Bank to lift interest rates but uncertainty over the Iran war could convince the board to keep them on hold.
Jacob Shteyman
One state’s real estate market is set to change for good, with fines for dodgy practices more than doubling.
Georgia Palgan
Australian families face a devastating double blow as the fallout from the Middle East smashes domestic households.
Cameron Micallef
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has revealed a key detail about the Middle East conflict that will factor into a possible inflation spike.
Ria Pandey
The reviews are rolling in for the cultivated quail products gracing Australian plates in high-end restaurants after being grown in a lab.
Poppy Johnston
Mathias Cormann – a former finance minister and now head of the OECD — has weighed into the fierce GST debate, telling the Productivity Commission in emphatic fashion WA should not be stripped of its money.
Joe Spagnolo
The rapid rise and uptake of artificial intelligence has been blamed for job cuts in their thousands at big-name tech companies and big banks, raising major questions about how far the technology will go.
Cheyanne Enciso
Property baron Nigel Satterley has eyes firmly set on turning the Irwin Barracks into a ‘quality residential precinct’, saying he will bid to buy the 61-hectare site from the Federal Government.
Japan is worrying about its fuel supplies while the Iran war rages so is calling on its "energy security lifeline" Australia to ramp up much-needed gas exports.
Yuka Obayashi
Energy Minister Chris Bowen has not ruled out relaxing Australia’s total ban on importing Russian oil and petrol following reports China may halt its exports to Australia.
Hannah Cross and Joe Spagnolo
From DIY solar power systems, to homes built from bales of straw or bags of soil, homeowners across the State are coming up with inventive ways to get off the grid.
Kim Macdonald
Private hospital provider Ramsay Health Care says its after hours GP clinic in Joondalup will not be closing, just hours after media reported its future was under review.
Claire Sadler
Energy minister Chris Bowen has been accused of being ‘asleep at the wheel’ as Australians in some areas face ‘unacceptable’ fuel shortages.
David Hannant
South32 has halted production at the Worsley Alumina refinery near Collie after a workplace fatality before dawn today.
Adrian Rauso
Top executives at Meta have recently signalled layoff plans to other senior leaders and told them to begin planning how to pare back.
Katie Paul, Jeff Horwitz and Deepa Seetharaman
After a long wait, Amber-Jade Sanderson’s capitulation over Labor’s failing renewable energy transition away from coal-fired power was meek.
Paul Murray
The Dow Jones Industrial Average has fallen 119.38 points, or 0.26 per cent, to 46,558.47. The S&P 500 lost 40.43 points, or 0.61 per cent, to 6,632.19.
Stephen Culp and Johann M Cherian
Women from all walks of life with stories of resilience and enterprise have been recognised for their contributions to the resources industry at the Chamber of Minerals and Energy WA’s annual awards.
Simone Grogan
Radio star Jackie O is reportedly considering legal action against her former employer ARN over “wrongful termination”, following her spectacular on-air blow-up with co-host Kyle Sandilands.
Emma Kirk
Uncertainty about interest rates and higher fuel bills has left strategists cautious about buying shares, despite big falls.
Tom Richardson
A degree-apprenticeship, more common overseas, is just one way WA could shake up its education and training regime to be more relevant in an era of skills shortages, local business leaders say.
Matt Mckenzie
The almighty, omnipotent and quite frankly confusing presence of artificial intelligence could make things quite tricky for a Perth duo’s living room-founded tech unicorn.
Australian shares fell during Friday’s trading as oil price fears overshadowed strong gains from one of the market’s largest sectors.
