ASX Reporting Season Live: Key Results Today
The first week of the ASX reporting season concludes with major companies like Mineral Resources and QBE Insurance revealing results, as the S&P/ASX200 hits record highs.
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Weaker Than Expected Jobs Growth Defies Economic Forecasts
Australia's latest jobs data reveals weaker-than-expected growth, surprising economists and raising questions about the labour market's resilience amid economic challenges.
Skydive Australia Denies Replacing Locals with Foreign Staff
Skydive Australia has strongly denied allegations that it is replacing local employees with foreign workers, citing visa compliance and operational needs.
High-Speed Rail CEO Criticized Over Sydney-Newcastle Cost Secrecy
Senators blast High-Speed Rail CEO Tim Parker for secrecy on infrastructure costs, as he previously hinted at $100 billion or more for the Sydney-Newcastle line in a public forum.
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Rio Tinto CEO Warns of Union Burden on WA Iron Ore
Rio Tinto CEO Simon Trott has echoed BHP's concerns, warning that significant union burdens could impact Western Australia's iron ore industry and economic stability.
Austal Wins $5B Army Vessel Deal, 1110 Henderson Jobs
Western Australian shipbuilder Austal has landed a $5 billion contract to build army vessels at Henderson, generating 1110 local jobs and boosting the state's manufacturing sector.
Eileen Bond's $17M Sydney Apartment for Sale After Death
The luxurious Double Bay apartment owned by the late socialite Eileen Bond, wife of businessman Alan Bond, is listed for $17 million, featuring harbor views and a storied history of hosting notable figures.
APA Confident on Pilbara Green Energy Despite Delays
APA Group CEO Adam Watson expresses confidence in Pilbara green energy projects despite slower customer transitions, highlighting strong earnings and expansion plans.
Arson Arrest After Adelaide Studio Fire Causes $2M Damage
A 31-year-old man has been arrested for arson after a late-night fire gutted a family-run photography studio in Adelaide CBD, causing an estimated $2 million in damage.
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Adelaide Ice Arena Charged Over Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
SafeWork SA has filed criminal charges against Adelaide Ice Arena after more than 40 people were hospitalised due to alleged exposure to dangerous carbon monoxide levels during a women's ice hockey match.
Chinese Battery Giant Backs Chariot Resources in Lithium Deal
Chariot Resources secures a $1.425 million investment from Jiangsu Greatpower NexEnergy Technology, signaling a revival in the lithium market and advancing Nigerian lithium projects.
Peninsula Energy's Lance Uranium Project Stays on Track
Peninsula Energy confirms its Lance uranium project in Wyoming, USA, remains on schedule to produce 400,000-500,000 pounds of uranium yellowcake, with Mine Unit 4 ahead of plan and a minor agitator issue under warranty.
Chinese Battery Giant Backs Chariot's Nigerian Lithium Projects
Chariot Resources secures a strategic investment from Jiangsu Greatpower NexEnergy Technology, a major Chinese battery materials firm, to advance its lithium portfolio in Nigeria, with discussions ongoing for project financing and offtake agreements.
Three Charged as Fake $50 Notes Flood Queensland Businesses
Police report a significant increase in counterfeit $50 notes circulating in Mackay-Whitsunday region, with three people charged. Authorities urge businesses to check security features.
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Newcastle Post Office Restoration Deadline April 8
Urgent restoration works on Newcastle's historic Post Office must commence by April 8, as mandated by heritage authorities to preserve the iconic building's structural integrity and cultural significance.
Port of Hinchinbrook Revitalisation Begins After Decade
The Port of Hinchinbrook in Townsville has started revitalisation work, marking the end of a decade-long period of decline and bringing new hope for economic growth.
Golden Dragon Mining Expands Drilling in WA's Murchison Gold Region
Golden Dragon Mining has launched a new drilling campaign at its Coodardy prospect in Western Australia's Murchison, targeting high-grade gold extensions. Recent shallow hits, including 8m at 7.3g/t gold, indicate a promising near-surface system with pote
Rio Tinto Profit Falls, Dividend Rises on Copper Outlook
Rio Tinto reports a decline in annual profit but increases its dividend, with CEO Simon Trott emphasizing the company's strong copper prospects amid market challenges.
First Holiday Inn Express in Australia Opens in Cockburn 2026
IHG Hotels & Resorts and SKS Group will launch Australia's inaugural Holiday Inn Express in Cockburn, Perth, with a 170-room hotel set to open in September 2026.
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Sunset Plaza Construction to Start Soon After Plan Changes
Main construction of the Sunset Plaza shopping centre in Ocean Reef is set to begin in weeks after amendments, including replacing a childcare centre with consulting rooms, were approved.
Abalone Fishing Cancelled in WA Over Safety Concerns
The final abalone fishing session in Western Australia has been cancelled due to unsafe weather and sea conditions. A replacement session is scheduled for March 14.
Great Southern Drills for Deeper Gold in Laverton WA
Great Southern Mining prepares drilling at its Mon Ami gold project near Laverton, aiming to extend resources and explore high-grade zones, with work also advancing in Queensland.
Marmota's Gold and Titanium Surge in South Australia
Marmota Limited advances its high-grade gold 'arc' and titanium sands in South Australia, with transformative drilling results and strategic funding driving development.
Peet Shares Hit Record High on Strong Land and Home Sales
Peet Limited's shares have surged to an all-time high, driven by robust land and home sales that have significantly boosted the company's profits.
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Kwinana Freeway Delays: Lane Closures for Rail Works
Motorists in Perth face significant delays on the Kwinana Freeway due to lane closures for railway track maintenance this weekend and over the Labour Day long weekend.
Lovisa Expands Rapidly as Claire's Faces Challenges
Jewellery retailer Lovisa, backed by billionaire Brett Blundy, is rapidly opening new stores to capitalise on competitor Claire's market decline, with plans for significant global growth.
Royal Canberra Show 2026: Family Fun and Agriculture Preview
The Royal Canberra Show in 2026 promises a vibrant mix of agricultural displays, entertainment, and family activities, building on its long-standing tradition in the capital.
Canberra's Fibre Upgrade: Powering the City's Economic Future
Broadband is evolving from a web tool to essential infrastructure, mirroring electricity's historic impact. Canberra's fibre upgrade aims to boost productivity, innovation, and resilience for decades.
Bana Grass: Potential Savior for Mossman Farmers After Mill Closure
Mossman farmers in Far North Queensland are exploring bana grass as a new crop to replace sugarcane, following the closure of the local sugar mill, with trials showing promising results for biofuel and fodder production.
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Power Pole Collapse Cuts Electricity to Hundreds in Kuranda
A fallen power pole in Kuranda has disrupted electricity supply to hundreds of homes, with Ergon Energy crews working to restore power amid local concerns.
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