Tahmoor Mine Job Cuts After Court Ruling
A court ruling has forced the Tahmoor coal mine to cut 238 jobs, impacting workers and the local community amid ongoing industry challenges.
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17 Young Professionals to Shape Cairns' Future
Seventeen young professionals have been chosen to join the Cairns Young Professionals Advisory Board, aiming to drive innovation and growth in the region's business landscape.
Cairns Firm Guilty After Worker's Foot Injured in Auger
A Cairns company has been found guilty of breaching workplace safety laws after a worker's foot was seriously injured in an auger incident in 2022, resulting in a $40,000 fine.
Daintree Floodwaters Destroy Solar Whisper Ecotours Business
Severe flooding in the Daintree region has devastated Solar Whisper Ecotours, a popular eco-tourism operator, leaving the owner declaring bankruptcy and highlighting climate risks.
Space-Saving Dish Rack for Small Kitchens 40% Off
Joseph Joseph's extendable dish rack, praised by over 11,000 Amazon Australia reviewers, offers a compact storage solution for dishes, utensils, and cookware while currently discounted by 40 percent.
Horizon Power Strikes New WA Gas Deal with Chevron
Horizon Power has signed a new gas supply agreement with Chevron for regional Western Australia, ensuring energy security and supporting local communities.
Luxury Coastal Home with Marina Views at Shell Cove
A stunning five-bedroom residence at 29 Seaboard Way, Shell Cove, offers breathtaking water views, premium finishes, and a heated pool, priced between $2.8 million and $3 million.
Stephen Crowe Appointed Property Council Regional Director
The Property Council of Australia has appointed Stephen Crowe as its new Regional Director for the Hunter region, succeeding Andrew Fletcher to lead advocacy and development initiatives.
Mirvac's Vision for Safe, Flourishing Communities
Mirvac's Development Director David Parsons explains how belonging, connection, and intentional design create truly safe neighborhoods beyond traditional security measures.
Perth FIFO Worker Wins $4.8M Lotto, Quits Job
A FIFO worker from Perth's eastern suburbs has won $4.8 million in the Set for Life lottery, using family birthday numbers. He plans to stop fly-in fly-out work and find a local job to be closer to home.
Roofer Escapes Jail for Defrauding Clients in Canberra
Daniel Truman Brown, a Canberra roofer, has avoided jail time after defrauding multiple clients. He received a suspended sentence and must repay over $30,000.
Atlantis Mattress: Aussies Praise Custom Comfort & Sustainability
Australian shoppers are hailing the Atlantis mattress for its customizable firmness, sustainable materials, and 100-night trial, with many praising its comfort and support for a restful sleep.
Crane Rollover Injures One at Albion Park Rail
Emergency services responded to a crane rollover incident at Albion Park Rail, resulting in one person injured. The accident occurred on a local road, with authorities investigating the cause.
Middle East Conflict Disrupts Flights, Safety Warnings
Australians are warned against flying through parts of the Middle East as escalating conflict disrupts routes, forcing airlines to divert and causing delays.
Crystalbrook Byron's Unhoneymoon Package for Couples
Crystalbrook Byron introduces a 'No Rings Attached' unhoneymoon package, offering a luxurious rainforest retreat near Byron Bay for couples seeking a romantic escape without a wedding.
Petrol Stations Accused of Price Gouging in Australia
More than half of petrol stations in Sydney and Melbourne are accused of exploiting Middle East tensions by raising prices up to 10 cents a litre, with NRMA claiming drivers are overcharged by at least five cents.
Capital Property Group Secures Federal Tenancies Early
Capital Property Group has secured federal government tenancies for its Canberra developments years ahead of schedule, boosting the local property market and signaling strong demand for commercial space.
Canberra Petrol Prices Rise, Sparking Cost of Living Fears
Petrol prices in Canberra have increased significantly, raising fears about the cost of living for residents. Experts warn this trend could impact household budgets and economic stability.
ACT Financial Health Declines Due to Policy Decisions: Eslake
Economist Saul Eslake warns that the Australian Capital Territory's financial health is deteriorating due to recent policy decisions, highlighting risks to public services and economic stability.
ACTU's Five Weeks Leave Plan Questioned in Flat Economy
The ACTU's push for five weeks of annual leave faces scrutiny as economists warn it could strain businesses in a sluggish economy, sparking debate over work-life balance and productivity.
Fremantle Tourism Committee Targets Business Revival with Action Plan
Fremantle Chamber of Commerce launches tourism committee to boost foot traffic and support local businesses struggling with vacancies and economic challenges.
Sabrina Hahn: Grow Desert Lime in Western Australia
Learn how to cultivate the resilient desert lime, or Citrus glauca, in Western Australia. This native Australian citrus thrives in harsh conditions, offering high vitamin C and unique flavor for gardens and pots.
Three Regional Innovators Named Agrifutures Finalists
Three regional trailblazers have been selected as finalists in the Agrifutures awards, recognizing their innovative contributions to agriculture and rural communities.
40 Under 40 Awards Build Lifelong Professional Networks
InDaily's 40 Under 40 Awards are more than just recognition; they create lasting collaborations and influence, as alumni Tim Chia and Kristian Roocke from Lutheran Homes Group demonstrate.
Minister Defends Festival Tower Two as Adelaide Investment
Planning Minister Nick Champion disputes claims about Festival Tower Two, stating it will strengthen Adelaide's civic heart and corrects misinformation on payments.
Unions Push for 5 Weeks' Leave as Overwork Issues Loom
Australian unions advocate for increased annual leave entitlements, but experts question if an extra week off can solve deeper cultural problems of overwork and burnout in the workforce.
Adelaide Real Estate Directors Face Illegal Cashback Allegations
Directors of an Adelaide real estate agency are accused of running an illegal cashback scheme, with ASIC launching an investigation into potential breaches of consumer law.
SA Braces for War Fallout with $630M Export Warning
South Australia's economy is under pressure as Middle East conflict disrupts trade, with agricultural exports worth $630 million at risk and inflation warnings issued by local economists.
Labor's Industrial Land and Housing Pattern Book Plan
Labor announces new policies to develop employment land in Adelaide's north and introduce a pattern book to accelerate housing construction, focusing on construction as a key election promise.
Fossil Fuels' Secret Role in Daily Life Revealed
A new report uncovers how oil and gas are embedded in daily routines, from food to transport, highlighting their pervasive impact beyond energy.
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