Perth Mango Farm Opens After Heatwave Hits Harvest
Perth Mango Farm in Nowergup opens for pick-your-own mangoes despite a heatwave slashing the crop by half, with prices rising to manage demand for the sweet Kensington Pride variety.
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Public Input Sought on $14m Motel Plan in Tighes Hill
Newcastle Council is inviting public submissions for a proposed $14 million motel in Tighes Hill, which would replace student boarding houses and retail spaces with 75 rooms for tourists and business travellers.
ATSB Investigates Jandakot Airport Plane-Car Near Miss
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau is investigating a serious incident at Jandakot Airport where a light aircraft nearly collided with a car during takeoff, raising safety concerns.
Patriot Resources Reports Strong Silver Recoveries in Peru
Patriot Resources has validated promising silver recoveries at its Tassa project in Peru, with historical tests showing 85.05% efficiency, boosting prospects for mine development amid rising silver demand.
IAG's New $1.35B RAC Insurance Bid to ACCC
Insurance Australia Group has filed a revised application to acquire RAC Insurance for $1.35 billion, seeking ACCC approval under new public interest rules after an earlier rejection.
Six-Storey Cannington Block Sets New Standard in City of Canning
A $6 million six-storey development in Cannington, featuring 36 dwellings and commercial tenancies, has been unanimously approved, hailed for providing affordable housing near public transport.
Sydney Light Rail Fire Triggers Major Peak Hour Delays
A Sydney light rail carriage caught fire near Central Station during Thursday morning peak hour, leading to evacuations and widespread public transport delays. No injuries were reported.
Fortescue Directors Buy Shares Before Market Rout
Three Fortescue Metals Group directors increased their shareholdings just ahead of a significant market downturn, signaling confidence in the company's long-term prospects despite recent volatility.
Lounge Lovers Autumn Clearance: Furniture Up to 50% Off
Lounge Lovers launches an Autumn Clearance event with massive discounts on designer furniture, including sofas, dining tables, and chairs, with savings of up to 50% on popular items.
Newcastle West Rezoning Seeks 17-Storey Towers
A rezoning proposal for the Newcastle West Ibis site aims to allow 17-storey towers, potentially transforming the area with new residential and commercial developments.
Paspaley Pearls Approved for Heritage Substation Showroom
Luxury retailer Paspaley Pearls has received unanimous approval to transform a heritage-listed substation in Perth's CBD into a high-end showroom, following a $6.5 million development plan.
Hunter Home Approvals Up 2% in 2025: ABS Data
New ABS data shows a 2% increase in home approvals across the Hunter region in 2025, signaling steady growth in residential construction activity.
Grief and Gambling in Hellenic Club Dispute Detailed
A Canberra woman shares her emotional story of grief and gambling addiction amid a dispute with the Hellenic Club, highlighting personal struggles and community impacts.
ACT Loses $6.3 Billion, Saul Eslake Confirms Financial Woes
Economist Saul Eslake reveals the Australian Capital Territory has lost $6.3 billion, highlighting severe financial challenges and governance issues.
Southern Cross Club Unveils New Woden Apartment Designs
The Canberra Southern Cross Club has revealed new apartment designs for its Woden development, featuring modern amenities and community-focused spaces.
Ombudsman Slams ACT Housing Act, Tenants in Distress
The ACT Ombudsman condemns the Housing Act for failing public housing tenants, with reports of severe maintenance issues and mental health crises pushing residents to the brink.
Beach Economics: Lessons for Australia's Federal Budget
Economist Adam Triggs draws parallels between beach dynamics and budget planning, urging policymakers to adopt flexible, long-term strategies for Australia's economic resilience.
Saul Eslake Slams ACT's $7.2B Deficit as Policy Failure
Economist Saul Eslake attributes the Australian Capital Territory's $7.2 billion deficit to poor policy decisions, highlighting fiscal mismanagement and its implications for residents.
Vodafone Stores Become Support Hubs for Vulnerable Australians
Vodafone is converting its retail stores into specialist support hubs to assist vulnerable customers, including those facing financial hardship and domestic violence, with a pilot program in 12 stores nationwide.
Vodafone Expands Mobile Coverage to Regional Australia
Vodafone's partnership with Optus has doubled its network footprint to over one million square kilometres, providing regional Australians with improved mobile connectivity and competitive choice.
BHP Warns Rate Hike May Cut Muswellbrook Community Funds
BHP has cautioned that a proposed rate increase by Muswellbrook Shire Council might compel the mining giant to reduce its community funding in the area, impacting local projects and services.
Crab Fest Parking Supports Mandurah Community Groups
Where you park at the Channel 7 Mandurah Crab Fest can generate donations for local clubs. The event's parking program has raised thousands for groups like surf lifesaving and sports teams.
Six-Storey Cannington Block Lauded as Development Benchmark
A $6 million six-storey development in Cannington, approved by the Metro Inner DAP, is praised for providing affordable housing near public transport and setting a precedent for density in the City of Canning.
Kailis Family Plans $2M Mediterranean-Greek Restaurant in Leederville
The iconic Kailis family is expanding in Leederville with a $2 million Mediterranean-Greek restaurant and tavern, set to transform a warehouse near their award-winning Oxford Street location.
Figtree, Fairy Meadow Flood Zones Rezoned for Safety
The Illawarra region has implemented new rezoning measures for flood-prone areas in Figtree and Fairy Meadow, aimed at improving safety and reducing future risks for residents and properties.
Planned Dubai-Australia Flight Announced for 2026
A new scheduled flight from Dubai to Australia has been officially announced, set to commence operations in 2026, enhancing international travel connectivity.
Howard and Costello on Economic Legacy and Future
Former Prime Minister John Howard and ex-Treasurer Peter Costello reflect on their economic policies, current challenges, and lessons for Australia's future in a recent discussion.
Adelaide's Heritage at Crossroads Over 'Tower of Regret'
Adelaide faces a defining moment as the 38-storey Festival Tower Two, deemed 'under construction' without final approval, sparks intense opposition from a high-profile group including a former Premier, with heritage expert Elizabeth Vines warning of risks
Geelong's Gender Pay Gap in Education, Business Revealed
A new report uncovers significant gender pay disparities in Geelong's education sector and large corporations, highlighting ongoing wage inequality in key industries.
Lorne Businesses Lose Month's Income After Disasters
Local businesses in Lorne have suffered severe financial losses, with many reporting up to a month's income wiped out due to recent disasters, impacting the coastal community's economy.
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