Canberra Balloon Spectacular 2026 Launches from Parkes
The Canberra Balloon Spectacular 2026 will launch from Parkes, featuring vibrant hot air balloons and community events, boosting tourism and local engagement.
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Flashback: Your Photos at Towradgi Beach Hotel Easter Show
The Towradgi Beach Hotel Easter Show has been a beloved Illawarra tradition for 14 years, with photographers capturing thousands of joyful moments. This year's two-day event promises even more family fun.
Black Rock Motor Resort Sewage Plan Confirmed
Tony Palmer has confirmed the sewage plan for the Black Rock Motor Resort, addressing environmental and community concerns with detailed infrastructure proposals.
SA Almond Grower Deploys 335 Million Bees to Fight Varroa
A South Australian almond grower has recruited 335 million bees from Western Australia to save trees threatened by the Varroa destructor mite, highlighting a desperate cross-state effort to protect crops and pollinators.
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Townsville Retailer Fears Collapse as Crime Gangs Dominate Tobacco
A Townsville retailer warns of potential business collapse as crime gangs increasingly control the local tobacco market, leading to severe financial losses and safety concerns.
Townsville Thai Takeaway Summer Soul Closes Suddenly
The owners of Summer Soul, a popular Thai takeaway in Townsville, have announced a shock closure, leaving locals and loyal customers surprised and disappointed.
Minister Slams Powerlink for CopperString Snub to Charters Towers
A state minister has strongly criticised Powerlink for its disrespectful handling of the CopperString project, accusing the utility of ignoring Charters Towers in key planning decisions.
Cairns Council Area Business Liquidations in March (14.03.2026)
Recent data reveals a series of business liquidations in the Cairns council area for March 12, highlighting economic challenges in the region.
Taglietti's 1963 Canberra Design Home Now for Sale
A historic Canberra home designed by renowned architect Enrico Taglietti in 1963 has been listed for sale, offering a rare glimpse into mid-century modern architecture with its unique features and cultural significance.
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CSIRO CEO Defends $1M Salary as Job Cuts Loom
CSIRO CEO Doug Hilton has defended his $1 million salary while the organization faces significant job cuts, sparking debate over executive pay and research funding priorities.
NSW Agency Allegedly Hides Critical Mine Subsidence Data
The NSW Subsidence Advisory agency faces allegations of withholding crucial mine data, raising concerns about transparency and public safety in mining regions.
Geelong Firm Fined $40,000 Over Fall Risk
Desbo Industries Pty Ltd in Geelong has been fined $40,000 by WorkSafe Victoria for failing to mitigate fall risks at its workplace, highlighting ongoing safety enforcement.
Geelong Council Area Business Liquidations in March
The Corangamite Council area in Geelong has reported several business liquidations in March, highlighting local economic challenges and the impact on small enterprises.
Di Nardo Licence Suspended Over Misconduct Allegations
Real estate agent Anthony Di Nardo has had his licence suspended following misconduct allegations, with authorities investigating potential breaches of industry regulations.
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Tahmoor Coal Workers Hit by Billionaire Owner Failure
Workers at Tahmoor Coal in New South Wales are facing job losses and uncertainty after billionaire owners failed to secure the mine's future, highlighting the human cost of corporate decisions.
Minister Flies Overseas for Fuel Security Talks Amid Fears
A government minister has embarked on an overseas trip for urgent talks on fuel security, addressing growing concerns over supply vulnerabilities and strategic risks.
Qantas to Pay $105M Over COVID Flight Credits
Qantas has agreed to a $105 million payout to settle a class action lawsuit regarding COVID-19 flight credits, marking a significant resolution for affected customers.
SA Government Workers May Gain Right to Unplug After Hours
South Australian government employees could soon have the right to disconnect from work communications after hours, following a union push to align with private sector protections.
Fast Food Giant Pays $9M Settlement to Workers
A major fast food chain has agreed to a $9 million settlement with its workers, resolving a significant dispute over employment conditions and wages in a landmark case.
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ASX Drops 5% as Oil Nears $100, US Markets Slump
The Australian Securities Exchange plunged more than five percent in opening trade, mirroring overnight losses on US markets, with oil prices hovering near $100 a barrel adding to investor anxiety.
Perth Airport Man Charged Over Dr Seuss LSD in Luggage
A man has been charged at Perth Airport after Australian Border Force officers allegedly found LSD, themed with Dr Seuss characters, hidden in his luggage during a routine inspection.
WA's 2026 Women in Resources Awards Winners Announced
The Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia has revealed the full list of winners for the 2026 Women in Resources Awards, celebrating female excellence in the mining and resources sector.
Property Appeals to Diverse Buyers: First-Timers to Investors
A real estate agent highlights how this property attracts a wide range of buyers, including first home buyers, professionals, downsizers, and investors, due to its convenience and growth potential.
Charlestown Designer Home in Private Cul-de-sac
A Charlestown family home at 10A Kerr Street features a designer two-level layout in a private cul-de-sac, with four bedrooms, open-plan living, and proximity to schools and beaches.
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Australia Frees Up Fuel Reserves Amid Middle East Crisis
The Albanese government has freed up millions of litres from national fuel stockpiles as oil prices surge above $US100 due to escalating Middle East tensions, while denying any shortage.
Middle East Chaos and Energy Shock Spook Investors, Analysts Warn
Investors are spooked by Middle East turmoil and energy price shocks, with analysts cautioning against buying the dip amid heightened market volatility and uncertainty.
Hunter Region Set to Lead Australia's New Energy Economy
The Hunter region in NSW is strategically positioned to become a national leader in the new energy economy, leveraging its industrial heritage and renewable resources for sustainable growth.
WA CEOs Tackle AI, Staff and Property Shortages
Western Australian business leaders identify artificial intelligence uptake, workforce shortages, and property constraints as major hurdles in a new survey, impacting growth and operations.
Horizon Uses Boorara Ore for Black Swan Gold Hub Start in WA
Horizon Minerals plans to use a 460,000-tonne ore stockpile from Boorara to kickstart its Black Swan gold processing hub in Western Australia's Goldfields by mid-2027, reducing startup risks.
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ASX Runners: Energy and Mining Stocks Soar in Oil Crisis
This week's ASX runners, led by 88 Energy, Aguia, Chariot, and Torque, surged as oil prices spiked due to Middle East tensions, impacting global markets and inflation.
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