Court Ruling on Pay Bungle Hits Woolworths Profits
A Federal Court ruling on a historic pay bungle has significantly impacted Woolworths' half-year profits, highlighting corporate compliance issues in the retail sector.
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Pacgold Deal Unlocks High-Grade Gold in South Australia
Pacgold Limited has signed a profit-sharing agreement with Grainger Gold to reprocess historic waste dumps at the Wadnaminga project, aiming to boost gold production at its White Dam heap leach operation in South Australia.
Kardinia Energy Gets $215M for Solar Cell Manufacturing
Kardinia Energy has received a $215 million funding boost to expand its solar cell manufacturing, aiming to enhance Australia's renewable energy capabilities and create jobs.
Pirate Life Perth's Fifth Birthday and Major Refurbishment
Pirate Life Perth unveils a major refurbishment to mark its fifth birthday, featuring new alfresco seating, refined interiors, and enhanced spaces for dining and entertainment.
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Bunnings Restocks Viral $1 Mini Buckets, Delighting Shoppers
Bunnings Warehouse has thrilled customers by restocking its viral $1 mini buckets, a sell-out favourite from last year. Shoppers are rushing to stores for the versatile, cute items, though many wish they came with lids.
Lindian Hires Veteran for Malawi Rare Earths Project
Lindian Resources appoints Cliff Webster as technical manager to oversee the Kangankunde rare earths project in Malawi, aiming to ensure smooth commissioning and expansion.
NSW Crackdown on Illegal Tobacco Sales Linked to Excise
The NSW government has intensified efforts to combat illegal tobacco sales, with new measures targeting retailers evading excise duties. Authorities report significant revenue losses and public health risks.
ICWA Profit Soars on Sharp Drop in Motor Claims
The Insurance Commission of WA has posted a $401.4 million half-year profit, driven by a 28.7% decline in third-party motor claims, far exceeding budget forecasts.
Critica Drills Jupiter for Rare Earths Resource Upgrade
Critica Limited has started a significant aircore drilling program at its Jupiter rare earths project in Western Australia, aiming to upgrade resources and support a scoping study for future supply chains.
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Pilot Energy Names Brian Siddall CEO for WA Clean Energy Future
Pilot Energy appoints energy veteran Brian Siddall as CEO to drive carbon management and renewable projects in Western Australia, including data centre and solar initiatives.
Melbourne Father Shaken by Botched School Carjacking
A Melbourne father was threatened with a knife during a failed carjacking outside his daughter's elite Kew school, sparking a major police operation.
Dalaroo Metals Expands West African Gold with Bondoukou
Dalaroo Metals has acquired the Bondoukou gold project in Côte d'Ivoire, boosting its strategic footprint in a key gold jurisdiction with minimal upfront costs and promising geology.
Domino's Loses 10% Customers After Dumping Discounts
Domino's Pizza in Australia has seen a 10% drop in customers after shifting from heavy discounts to an everyday low price model, as reported by founder Jack Cowin.
Asbestos Strands 100 Backpackers in WA Regional City
Nearly 100 backpackers are stranded in Bunbury after two hostels were forced to close due to asbestos exposure, leaving workers scrambling for housing and jobs.
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Claremont Quarter's The Laneway: Perth's New Foodie Hub
Claremont Quarter in Perth has transformed The Laneway into a vibrant hospitality precinct, featuring restaurants like Izakaya Gin and Bellissimo, with alfresco dining and exclusive deals.
WorkSafe, Homicide Squad Probe Swanston Centre Death
Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding a man's death at the Swanston Centre in Highton, with WorkSafe and the homicide squad involved in the probe.
Train Driver Loses Unfair Dismissal Case Over Salute
A train driver has lost his unfair dismissal case after being sacked for making a salute gesture, with the Fair Work Commission ruling the dismissal was not harsh or unreasonable.
Perth Cost of Living: Power Rebate End Fuels WA Inflation Spike
The expiration of electricity bill rebates in Western Australia has triggered a sharp rise in inflation, exacerbating Perth's cost of living pressures. This economic shift highlights ongoing challenges for households and the state's economy.
Dateline Targets Rare Earths in California with Drilling
Dateline Resources has identified two key rare earth targets at its Colosseum project in California using advanced surveys, launching a 12-hole drilling program to test them.
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New Chocolate Milks for Aussie Kids Launch Nationally
Australia's Own introduces two new kids' chocolate milks, focusing on nutrition and convenience for lunchboxes and after-school activities, now available at Woolworths.
Colombian Designer's Yacht Collaboration Empowers Women
Johanna Ortiz partners with Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection for a unique sea takeover, blending luxury travel with her commitment to female empowerment and social causes in Colombia.
Olympian Anthony Martin Launches Kimberley Cultural Helicopter Tour
HeliSpirit partners with Kitja Bunuba traditional owner Anthony Martin for a new cultural tourism experience featuring waterfall swims, picnics, and Indigenous storytelling in the East Kimberley.
Small-Ship Cruises Surge in Popularity Among Australians
New data shows a 64% rise in searches for cruises with under 250 guests, driven by demand for immersive, personal travel experiences.
AAT Kings Air Credit Up to $2200 for Small Group Tours
AAT Kings provides air credit savings of up to $2200 per couple on Small Group Tours across Australia and New Zealand, available for bookings until March 31, 2026, with travel from April 2026 to March 2027.
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Wise Card Increases ATM Withdrawals, Adjusts Fees
Wise Travel Card users will enjoy higher free ATM withdrawals and no fixed fees from May 2026, though variable fees rise, aiming to save travelers money overseas.
AFG Co-Founder Malcolm Watkins Steps Down After 32 Years
Malcolm Watkins, co-founder of Australian Finance Group, resigns from the board after nearly 32 years, retaining a 5.4% stake worth $27 million in the $500 million mortgage wholesaler.
Speedboat Service Links Bali to East Java for Safer Travel
A new speedboat service from Bali to East Java provides a safer, faster alternative to dangerous road and ferry routes, making it easier to explore attractions like G-Land and Mount Ijen.
Link Airways Starts Canberra-Launceston Direct Flights
Link Airways has launched a new direct flight route connecting Canberra and Launceston, enhancing travel options for business and leisure passengers in Australia.
McDonald's and KFC Approved for Boolaroo by Council
Lake Macquarie Council has approved plans for new McDonald's and KFC outlets in Boolaroo, sparking mixed reactions from the local community.
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Forrests' Mega Payday as Fortescue Hikes Dividend
Andrew and Nicola Forrest receive a massive dividend payout as Fortescue Metals Group increases its dividend, driven by higher iron ore earnings and strong financial performance.
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