Kent Town Pub Reopens with New Housing Towers
A historic pub in Kent Town is set to reopen after redevelopment, accompanied by hundreds of new homes, as the Premier announces urban renewal plans.
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Santos to Cut 10% of Workforce as Profits Slide
Australian energy giant Santos has revealed plans to cut one in 10 workers, impacting hundreds of employees, as the company faces a significant slide in profits and operational challenges.
Federal Push to Close NSW's Largest Coal Plant Sparks Job Fears
The Eraring power station, supplying 25% of NSW's electricity, faces federal closure pressure, raising concerns for miners at Myuna Colliery and criticism of government policies.
Yo-Chi's Walk Don't Run Club: Last Day for Free Frozen Yoghurt
Perth's Yo-Chi frozen yoghurt chain ends its seven-week Walk Don't Run Club promotion on February 22, offering discounts or free treats based on daily step counts tracked via fitness apps.
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British Expat Lists Perth's Downsides: Wind and Isolation
Sarah Bolson, a British expat in Perth, shares her main complaints about life in Western Australia, including constant wind, isolation, and long winters.
Hotel Penalised for Not Raising Alarm on Lost Family at Sea
A hotel in Dunsborough faces penalties after not raising the alarm when a Perth family went missing at sea. A 13-year-old boy swam four kilometres to call for help, leading to a major rescue operation.
Wage Reversal Hits Workers Amid Economic Pressures
Australian workers experience a pay cut in real terms for the first time in over two years, with wages lagging behind inflation as interest rates climb, challenging Treasurer Jim Chalmers' earlier economic optimism.
Health Insurance Premiums to Rise 4.41% in April, Hitting Millions
Over 15 million Australians face the largest private health insurance premium hike in nearly a decade, with a 4.41% increase approved by the federal government. Families could pay up to $330 more annually, and some insurers are raising rates even higher.
Mobility Car Stolen, Burned in Shellharbour Break-In
A Shellharbour father with a rare disability faces over $30,000 in losses after thieves allegedly broke into his home, stole his adapted car, and set it ablaze while his children slept.
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Mobil Fined $1.6M for False Fuel Advertising in QLD
Fuel giant Mobil has been ordered to pay $1.6 million for deceptive advertising practices at nine service stations across Queensland, following an ACCC investigation.
Queensland Subsidy Cuts Freight Costs on Mount Isa Rail Line
A new Queensland government rail subsidy aims to lower mining freight costs on the critical Mount Isa line, boosting regional economies and supporting the resources sector.
Apartment Tower on The Strand Approved in Townsville
Townsville Council has approved a major apartment tower development on The Strand, promising economic growth and modern housing, despite some community concerns.
Foo Fighters Concert to Boost Townsville Tourism Economy
Townsville is set for a significant tourism windfall as the Foo Fighters announce a concert, expected to attract thousands of visitors and inject millions into the local economy.
St George Mining's Brazilian Rare Earths Project Delivers Record Drill Results
St George Mining reports a 164.45-metre intercept of high-grade rare earths and niobium at its Araxá project in Brazil, boosting its potential as a world-class critical minerals deposit.
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Morley Galleria Revamp on Track for Christmas Finish
Vicinity Centres confirms the $240 million redevelopment of Morley Galleria is progressing well, with completion expected before the Christmas trading period.
Morley Galleria Revamp on Track for Christmas Completion
Vicinity Centres, owner of Morley Galleria, announces the shopping centre's major redevelopment is progressing as planned, with completion expected by Christmas 2024.
Cakes by Rach Legally Operating in Port Kembla
Cakes by Rach, a popular home-based bakery in Port Kembla, has received council approval to operate legally, resolving previous compliance issues and allowing for continued growth.
Pepperstone Launches Crypto Exchange Amid Regulatory Shift
Australian forex broker Pepperstone has launched a new cryptocurrency exchange, responding to evolving regulatory frameworks and growing investor demand for digital assets in the market.
Iluka Resources' Make-or-Break Year for Rare Earths Refinery
Iluka Resources confronts a pivotal year for its Eneabba rare earths refinery in Western Australia, with key decisions on funding and operations shaping its future in the global market.
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Medibank, NIB Shares Jump on Health Insurance Price Rises
Shares in Medibank and NIB have risen sharply after the government approved health insurance premium increases, boosting investor confidence in the sector.
Alcoa Fined $55M for Illegal Perth Hills Land Clearing
Alcoa Australia has been ordered to pay a $55 million penalty for illegal land clearing in the Perth Hills, but mining operations are permitted to continue under strict conditions.
Jetstar passenger removed from exit row seat over disability
A Jetstar passenger missing a hand was asked to move from an exit row seat, citing safety rules. The incident has ignited a fierce online debate over airline policies and disability rights.
Taste Great Southern Festival: A Feast of Food and Wine
The Taste Great Southern festival is back from March 5 to 8, featuring top chefs, local wines, and cultural events across Albany, Denmark, and more. Highlights include sold-out events and unique experiences like hiking and dining.
Deja Marc: Aussie Brand Makes Personalized Jewelry Easy
Discover how Australian brand Deja Marc has gained viral popularity by offering bespoke fingerprint jewelry, allowing customers to create unique pieces from home with ink kits.
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US Firm Hired for Indium Supply Push in Utah Project
American West Metals engages a top Washington advisory firm to advance its West Desert project, aiming to become the first US end-to-end indium supplier amid global supply chain disruptions.
Cairns Leaders Push for Airport-CBD Public Bus Service
Local leaders in Cairns are reviving efforts to establish a public bus route connecting the airport and CBD, aiming to improve transport and reduce congestion.
Skytrans Australia Branding Returns After SmartLynx Exit
Skytrans Australia's branding is making a comeback to the skies as SmartLynx exits, marking a significant shift in regional aviation with renewed operations.
Douglas Council Area Business Liquidations in February
A recent report reveals several business liquidations in the Douglas Council area during February, highlighting financial challenges for local enterprises in the region.
Landscaper Fined $16,500 for Unfinished Jobs in WA
Evan John Fowler, a landscaper in Western Australia, has been fined $16,500 for failing to complete jobs and breaching consumer laws, leaving customers with unfinished projects.
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Luxury Icebreaker to Circle Antarctica in 2028
Ponant's luxury icebreaker Le Commandant Charcot, the world's only such vessel, announces a full circumnavigation of Antarctica in 2028, offering unprecedented comfort and access to remote polar regions.
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