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Builder Defends Tree Removal for Greenfields Housing
Lilcon Pty Ltd responds to community concerns over tree removal on Teranca Road, Greenfields, highlighting replanting and timber repurposing plans for new housing lots.
Whyalla Blast Furnace Shutdown Halts Steel Production
The blast furnace at Whyalla steelworks is out of action, halting production and raising concerns about jobs and the local economy in South Australia.
Aged care provider mulls court over Rose Park rejection
ACH Group considers court action after its controversial Rose Park high-rise retirement development was refused planning consent by SCAP, citing community opposition.
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Viridis Mining appoints rare earths veteran to board
Viridis Mining has appointed Geoff Bedford, former CEO of Neo Performance Materials and Molycorp, as a non-executive director to advance its Colossus rare earths project in Brazil.
BHP WA Iron Ore Boss Tim Day Re-Elected CME WA President
BHP's WA iron ore boss Tim Day has been re-elected as president of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy WA, continuing his leadership of the resources lobby group.
True North Copper Starts Drilling at Mt Oxide Project
True North Copper has commenced a 6000m drilling campaign at its Mt Oxide project in Queensland, targeting the Aquila copper-cobalt-silver discovery to expand resources.
Novati Constructions Saved from Liquidation by Creditors
Creditors of Novati Constructions voted to save the family-run NSW company from liquidation, allowing it to restructure and continue operations amid financial difficulties.
Elliott Hardie Homes Phoenix Trading Accusation
Elliott Hardie Homes faces allegations of phoenix trading following its collapse, leaving creditors and homeowners in financial uncertainty.
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SA Growers Fight Power Line Through Prime Farmland
South Australian vegetable growers are fighting a proposed power line that would cut through prime agricultural land, threatening crops and livelihoods.
Cairns Unemployment Near-Record Low Amid Job Boom
Cairns unemployment rate drops to near-record low of 4.2% as job growth surges across tourism, construction, and healthcare sectors, signaling strong economic recovery.
Creditors Vote to Save Novati Constructions from Liquidation
Creditors of Novati Constructions have voted to save the family-run NSW company from liquidation, opting for a deed of company arrangement.
Mine manager ordered to repay $878k for gold swindle
A trusted mine manager who stole gold from his mentor's stockpile has been ordered to repay over $878,000 after a judge rejected his defence as implausible.
Western Mines Gets $250K Grant for Mulga Tank Seismic Survey
Western Mines has secured the maximum $250,000 grant from WA's Exploration Incentive Scheme for a seismic campaign at its Mulga Tank nickel-cobalt-copper-PGE project, aiming to uncover deep massive sulphide deposits.
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Forrestania Hits High-Grade Gold at Multiple WA Sites
Forrestania Resources reports impressive gold drilling results from British Hill, Mt Palmer, and Johnson Range in WA's Yilgarn belt, with bonanza-grade intercepts near surface.
Infinity Mining Secures $500K JV for Gold-Antimony Hunt
Infinity Mining has entered a binding farm-in and joint venture with Mining One, securing up to $500,000 in exploration funding for its Victorian gold-antimony projects, targeting high-grade antimony and gold.
Dalaroo Metals Advances Gold Ridge Soil Program in Côte d’Ivoire
Dalaroo Metals completes soil geochemistry at Gold Ridge, targeting drill-ready gold targets in Côte d’Ivoire's Birimian Greenstone Belt.
Woman Dies in Spencers Brook Road Crash, WA Police Probe
A woman has died in a single-vehicle crash on Spencers Brook Road in Western Australia. WA Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on Monday morning.
Oxford Economics: 40-75k New Jobs for Hunter
Oxford Economics predicts 40,000 to 75,000 new jobs for the Hunter region over the next decade, driven by energy transition, healthcare, and construction sectors.
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NSW Gov Urged to Accept Tomago Aluminium Rescue Terms
The NSW government faces mounting pressure to agree to the terms of a rescue package for Tomago Aluminium, with jobs and the local economy at stake.
Metzke's $22m WA facility boost
WA manufacturer Metzke invests $22m in a new facility at the Western Trade Coast, backed by Burt, creating jobs and boosting local manufacturing.
UDIA WA Report: $596M to Unlock 115,000 New Homes
A new UDIA WA report identifies critical infrastructure needs in seven Perth growth corridors. An initial $596 million investment could unlock land for over 115,000 new homes, addressing housing shortages.
Hunter Valley's Aaron Mercer Nominated for Rising Star Award
Aaron Mercer from the Hunter Valley has been nominated for the prestigious Rising Star Award, recognising his outstanding contributions to the agricultural industry.
Woonona IRT $120m Aged Care Revamp Approved
The IRT Woonona aged care facility's $120 million redevelopment has been approved by Planning Minister Paul Scully, creating jobs and modernising care.
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Trinity Beach Traffic Lights Threaten Roundabout Culture
Plans to replace roundabouts with traffic lights at Trinity Beach spark debate over local culture and traffic flow. Residents and businesses voice concerns.
Banana Prawn Fleet Halved as Headwinds Hit FNQ
The banana prawn industry in Far North Queensland faces crisis as the fleet is slashed by half due to fierce headwinds, rising costs, and regulatory pressures.
Man Hospitalised After Mareeba Machinery Accident
A man was taken to hospital after his leg became trapped in machinery on a property near Mareeba, Queensland, on Tuesday afternoon.
Push for lower speed limits in built-up areas gains momentum
New research from Monash University shows 40km/h zones reduce crash injuries by 9.7% and pedestrian crashes by 23.8%, prompting renewed calls for lower speed limits in built-up areas.
No Change in Gas Tax Stance Despite Inquiry Calls
The federal government maintains its position on the gas tax despite calls from a parliamentary inquiry to reconsider the policy.
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Extra Diesel Secured as Reserves Rise Above Pre-War Levels
The federal government and private industry have secured an additional 100 million litres of diesel, boosting reserves above pre-war levels. Trade Minister Don Farrell announced the milestone in Adelaide.
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