Kwinana Lithium Refinery Had High Health Risk: Dwer
A report by the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation found Tianqi and IGO's Kwinana lithium refinery was a high health risk, with controls now tightened to address concerns.
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Athllon Drive Duplication Approved in Canberra
The ACT government has greenlit the Athllon Drive duplication project, aiming to ease traffic congestion and improve safety in Canberra's southern suburbs.
Headlands Hotel Open During Austinmer Renovation Works
The Headlands Hotel in Austinmer is fully operational during its renovation, with management ensuring minimal disruption to guests and locals.
Dateline Fast-Tracks US Heavy Rare Earths Exploration
Dateline Resources has launched an aggressive exploration program at its Music Valley heavy rare earths project in California, including airborne surveys and field mapping to secure domestic critical mineral supplies.
Water Corp and Rio Tinto Partner on $1.1B Desal Plant
Water Corporation and Rio Tinto have agreed to jointly fund a $1.1 billion desalination plant in Dampier, aiming to ease water pressure in the Pilbara region and support industrial and community needs.
Public Servants' Annual Leave Increase First Since 1970
Australian public servants are set to receive their first annual leave increase in over 50 years, with the government proposing a rise from 20 to 25 days, pending union negotiations.
Sleeping Giant Autumn Sale: 50% Off Mattresses & Bedroom Upgrades
Australian bedding retailer Sleeping Giant launches its Autumn Sale with discounts up to 50% on mattresses, bed bases, and bedroom styling items. The Art & Science Platinum Mattress, praised for custom firmness, leads the promotion.
Mercure Melbourne La Trobe Street Opens as Largest New Hotel
The $90 million Mercure Melbourne La Trobe Street has opened, featuring 195 rooms, a terrace bar, and a restaurant inspired by the site's tinsmith factory history.
Zone Bowling Tuggeranong Closing Over Lease Issues
Zone Bowling Tuggeranong will shut its doors on May 3, 2026, after failing to secure a lease agreement with the new building owner, impacting local leagues and recreational users.
Cheeky Monkey Brewing Co Opens New Perth CBD Venue
Popular WA brewery Cheeky Monkey Brewing Co is set to open a metropolitan venue in Perth's Brookfield Place in July 2026, bringing South West hospitality to the CBD.
Unions Push for Five Weeks Annual Leave in Australia
Australian unions are campaigning to raise the minimum annual leave entitlement from four to five weeks, citing global standards and unpaid overtime concerns.
Jetstar Direct Perth-Christchurch Flights with A321LR
Jetstar announces direct flights from Perth to Christchurch, operating three times weekly from October 2026 to March 2027, featuring low fares and eco-friendly Airbus A321LR aircraft.
Voco Gosford's Astra Sets New Central Coast Dining Standard
Astra restaurant at Voco Gosford is transforming the Central Coast's culinary landscape with innovative dishes and a focus on local ingredients, attracting food enthusiasts and boosting tourism.
ACT Revenue Office Poorly Communicated Home Buyer Scheme: Audit
An audit reveals the ACT Revenue Office failed to effectively communicate changes to the first home buyer concession scheme, causing confusion among applicants and stakeholders.
JW Marriott Hong Kong Launches Infinity Art Floor
JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong has transformed its 34th floor into an Infinity guestroom floor, featuring artworks by sculptor Richard X. Zawitz. This collaboration highlights Tao and Zen philosophies, offering guests a unique artistic experience during Art
Index Funds: The Illusion of Investment Diversity
Dollar Bill critiques index funds for creating systemic risk and concentration, arguing true diversification requires independent research and conviction over passive strategies.
Sunrise Clash Over Middle East War's Economic Impact
A heated exchange erupted on Sunrise between Housing Minister Clare O'Neil and Shadow Attorney General Michaelia Cash over who bears responsibility for Australia's economic vulnerability to Middle East conflict fallout.
Illawarra Firms: Gender Pay Gap Persists
A recent report reveals that most companies in the Illawarra region continue to have a gender pay gap, with data showing disparities in earnings between men and women across various industries.
ACT Ombudsman: Housing Act Endangers Tenants
A new report from the ACT Ombudsman reveals that the Housing Act has failed to protect tenants, leaving them in hazardous living conditions with inadequate oversight.
Wollongong Gladstone Avenue Site Declared State Significant
The NSW Government has declared the Gladstone Avenue site in Wollongong as state significant, paving the way for major development. This decision aims to boost local infrastructure and economic growth.
ASX 200 Freefall on Middle East War Uncertainty
The Australian share market experienced a sharp decline as the S&P/ASX 200 index fell significantly due to heightened uncertainty from the Middle East conflict, impacting global markets and investor confidence.
Endeavour Group Profit Tumbles as Rates Hit Sales Growth
Endeavour Group, owner of Dan Murphy's and BWS, sees profit fall significantly as rising interest rates dampen consumer spending and sales growth.
Townsville Family Wins $1,000 in Golden Horse Hunt
A Townsville family has successfully solved clues to claim a $1,000 prize in the Golden Horse treasure hunt, a local business promotion event.
C9 Chocolate & Gelato Launches in Townsville, Boosting Local Economy
Famous dessert brand C9 Chocolate and Gelato has officially launched its first store in Townsville, marking a significant expansion in Queensland. The opening brings new jobs and premium treats to the region.
Townsville Development Site for Sale as Hospital Project Abandoned
A prime development site in Townsville is now on the market after plans for a major hospital project were abandoned, impacting local business and property prospects.
Copper Industry Collapse Threatens Thousands of Jobs: Katter
Federal MP Bob Katter warns that Australia's copper industry is on the brink of collapse, putting thousands of jobs at risk and threatening regional economies.
Labor Accuses Government of 'Furphy' Over Insurance Premiums
Labor has accused the government of spreading a 'furphy' as insurance premiums in Australia soar past $4,600, sparking a political debate over cost-of-living pressures.
Cocoa Shortage Benefits Far North Queensland Farmers
A global cocoa shortage is creating new opportunities for farmers in Far North Queensland, with local growers expanding production to meet rising demand.
Australia's Last Chinese Junk Seeks New Captain in Cairns
The historic Chinese junk, a unique vessel in Cairns, is searching for a new captain to preserve its maritime heritage and continue cultural tours.
Babinda Springs Wins Gold at Global Water Awards
Babinda Springs, a small water company from Far North Queensland, has won a gold medal at the Global Water Awards in Paris, beating international competitors.
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