James Boag to Close Tasmanian Brewery After 145 Years
James Boag announces plans to close its historic Launceston brewery by year's end, citing declining beer sales and rising costs. 42 jobs at risk as brewing moves to mainland facilities.
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O'Neil Accused of Dodging Negative Gearing Question
Housing Minister Clare O'Neil has been accused of dodging a key question on Labor's negative gearing changes as the Albanese government seeks to avoid further scrutiny of the controversial legislation.
South-East Australia Braces for Cold, Rain as System Hits
Temperatures are set to plummet across Australia's south-east as a weather system brings cool conditions and widespread rainfall, with mild highs forecast from Wednesday.
Yowani Retirement Village Adds 200 Apartments in Lyneham
The Yowani Retirement Village in Lyneham is set to expand with 200 new apartments, addressing the growing demand for retirement living in Canberra's inner north.
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Saul Eslake: ACT's $499M Deficit from Conscious Choices
Economist Saul Eslake argues the ACT's $499 million budget deficit stems from deliberate policy decisions, not external factors. He criticizes the government's spending choices.
Negative Gearing Changes Fuel One Nation Rise
Changes to negative gearing are driving the rise of One Nation, as voters feel left behind by major parties. The editorial examines the political fallout.
Franklins Tavern $2.5M Revamp Approved with Rooftop Terrace
Franklins Tavern, a five-decade-old Albany Highway pub, is set for a $2.5 million transformation into a modern hospitality hub with a rooftop terrace, upgraded alfresco areas, and new landscaping.
Oceanic Bar and Grill June Relaunch After Renovation
Oceanic Bar and Grill is preparing for its June relaunch after a $1.3 million renovation, featuring open dining spaces, marina-inspired interiors, and an 80-dish menu under new management.
BP Board Drama: Why Removing Chair Was Necessary
The BP board's decision to oust chair Albert Manifold after eight months reflects a board taking whistleblowing seriously, not dysfunction. The article argues this is a sign of proper governance despite the drama.
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Lego Launches Pokémon Smart Bricks for Battles
Lego and Pokémon unveil hi-tech smart bricks with motion sensors, lights, and sounds, allowing fans to feel like trainers. Sets go on sale in August.
Everton target Hackney but face tough competition
Everton are interested in signing Middlesbrough midfielder Hayden Hackney for £10m-£15m, but face competition from Brighton, Spurs, Forest, Leeds and Crystal Palace.
Readers Critique Blair's Economic Vision: People First
Letters respond to Jonathan Freedland's article on Tony Blair's vision, arguing that poverty and inequality cause economic misfiring, not the other way around.
South West Water Fined £1.85m for Parasite Outbreak
South West Water was fined £1.85m for supplying unsafe water after a cryptosporidiosis outbreak in Brixham, Devon, affecting hundreds and eroding public trust.
Choice files super complaint to ACCC over unsafe online products
Choice has filed a super complaint to the ACCC after finding dangerous items like toy-like lighters and gel blasters on eBay, Amazon, and AliExpress, urging law reform.
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Colorado let oil firms skip $1bn in cleanup bonds
Colorado regulators allowed Chevron, Oxy and Civitas to avoid over $1bn in required cleanup bonds, leaving thousands of polluted well sites unremediated for decades.
UK Govt Faces Backlash Over Zero-Hours Contract Plans
Ministers propose guaranteed hours of 8-20 per week in zero-hours ban, drawing criticism from unions as insufficient and from employers as over-regulation.
Australia Hits 28 Million Population Milestone
Australia's population reached 28 million on Tuesday, driven largely by net overseas migration. The milestone was reached with a new person added every 75 seconds.
Australia's GDP to Drop $5.2bn from Data Centres and Oil War
Australia's current account deficit hits $27.1bn as oil prices and data centre imports slash GDP by 0.8%, marking the fourth consecutive quarterly deficit.
Trump Policies Threaten Australia's Medicine Access
Global tensions with US President Donald Trump may jeopardize Australia's access to affordable medicines, as a Sydney woman pays $220 monthly for MS medication denied PBS listing.
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Australia's Most Overvalued Cities Revealed
New analysis identifies Australia's most overvalued housing markets, with Brisbane leading, as a top economist warns the 30-year property super cycle may be ending.
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4 in 5 Aussies Skip Car Maintenance Amid Cost Crisis
New research reveals up to 80% of Australians are delaying essential car maintenance due to cost-of-living pressures, with younger drivers hit hardest.
Minimum Wage Hike May Trigger Two More Rate Hikes
A 4.75% minimum wage rise from July 1 could add to inflation, leading to two more RBA rate hikes, hitting mortgage holders hard.
EOFY Sale 2026: Best Samsung Deals in Australia
Discover the best early EOFY Samsung deals in Australia for 2026, including huge discounts on TVs, tablets, gaming monitors, home appliances, phones, and wearables. Save up to $1500!
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FOMO fuels Australian rush for SpaceX IPO
Australian investors driven by FOMO as Elon Musk's SpaceX prepares for public listing on June 12. Experts warn of high valuation but strong interest persists.
Flatmate's girlfriend turns living room into office
A man's frustration over his flatmate's girlfriend using their living room as her home office sparks online debate after he suggests she pay rent or stop.
Chalmers Defends Budget Amid Auction Rate Decline
Treasurer Jim Chalmers defends Labor's budget measures as auction clearance rates fall. Get the latest political coverage and analysis.
Sydney, Melbourne Property Prices Fall as Labor Tax Changes Bite
Sydney and Melbourne property prices fell in May as Labor's housing tax overhaul and higher interest rates dampen buyer demand, with auction clearance rates at pandemic lows.
Millions may get up to 5% wage rise from July 1
Almost three million Australian workers could receive a pay rise of up to five per cent from July 1 as the Fair Work Commission prepares to hand down its minimum wage decision amid high inflation.
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Australians Consider Leaving Country Amid Economic Crisis
Australia's ambitious class is looking to leave due to high taxes, inflation, and immigration pressures, with many considering New Zealand as a viable alternative.
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