The longest serving member ever to serve Stirling is selling his house - but its not in the seat he served for 15 years.
Kim Macdonald
Hundreds of workers at a BHP port have met to consider further industrial action over wages and conditions.
Aaron Bunch
US stocks have opened higher as investors cheered earnings results from Microsoft and monitored economic data.
Shashwat Chauhan and Ragini Mathur
Union members at BHP’s sole WA iron ore port are preparing to significantly escalate industrial action despite their first strike falling flat.
Adrian Rauso
Private owners who fail to lock in defensible valuations by June 30 next year risk pushing more of a future sale into the new capital gains regime.
Ryan Johnson
A contestant on the ABC’s Race Around the World has apologised after one of her remarks on the reality show was referred to the broadcaster’s internal ombudsman.
Angie Raphael
Britain's official interest rate remains at 3.75 per cent as signs of slowing inflation gave the central bank a reason to pause yet again.
Danica Kirka
China's Politburo is promising more government stimulus to boost the economy following a slowdown in the second quarter.
Ethan Wang and Ryan Woo
An Indigenous community has rejected $150 million in compensation from mining giant Fortescue for operating on their land without proper consent.
Duncan Murray
An adult shop owner is fighting to open what he claims would be one capital’s only dedicated LGBTQGIA+ safe space where people could meet and have consensual sex.
Amy Jackson
Allowing new homes to be built is one thing. Changing the tax rules and pushing down prices is another. Mr Albanese is changing the country. Investors are being forced to adapt.
Aaron Patrick
Yindjibarndi traditional owners have decided to appeal their record compensation payout by mining giant Fortescue.
Rebecca Le May
Country Road Group is the latest retailer to call out tougher trading conditions due to the Iran war and rising interest rates as it records a brutal sales slump.
Cheyanne Enciso
Novo Resources is set to drill its Tibooburra gold project in NSW, targeting extensions to a 12m hit grading 5.9g/t gold at its Clone prospect and a new 600m-long reef system in the state’s northwest.
Andrew Todd
Middle East war fears and Wall Street’s heavy overnight fall have snapped the ASX 200’s three-day winning streak, with nine of 11 sectors closing lower.
Cameron Micallef
British energy major reports stronger-than-expected second-quarter profit, benefiting from the jump in oil and gas prices amid the sprawling Middle East conflict.
Adrian Lowe
Godolphin has confirmed a sizeable copper-gold porphyry system at Goodrich project in NSW, with drilling returning 136.55m at 0.32 per cent copper and 0.16g/t gold from just 81.45m.
Doug Bright
Beetaloo Energy has inked a deal with US oilfield services giant Halliburton to advance its gas data centre development, bringing in a major technical partner for its Northern Territory digital strategy.
The under-pressure audit and consulting firm insists it has not yet settled on cuts, despite talk its workforce will be reduced by up to 10 per cent.
Sean Smith
The last remaining Rosendorff store has been temporarily shuttered by the leasing agents due to a dispute between the under-fire jewellery store owner and the landlord.
Commonwealth Bank could post a $10.8 billion profit and still disappoint investors, with UBS arguing its lofty valuation leaves little room for anything less than a flawless result.
Australia has approved enough homes to outpace population growth, but experts warn the nation remains well short of its ambitious target.
The central bank’s chief economist, Sarah Hunter, has explained why she’s worried about the spending habits of Australians.
Stephen Johnson
A proposal to construct a 20-room motel in the centre of the Cranbrook townsite is out for public comment.
Melissa Sheil
