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.
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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.
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.
Hunter school cleaners win permanent public jobs after 30 years
Hundreds of Hunter and Central Coast school cleaners have been moved into permanent public sector employment, ending 30 years of outsourcing. The United Workers Union celebrates the win.
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IGO shares sink on Greenbushes lithium performance
IGO Ltd shares plunged after reporting weaker-than-expected production and sales from the Greenbushes lithium mine, citing operational challenges and lower ore grades.
Auric Mining Appoints Gareth Solly as CEO
Auric Mining appoints Gareth Solly as CEO, bringing his track record from Black Cat Syndicate to lead the company's transformation into a major WA gold producer.
PLS Bank Balance Hits $1.5B After Best Quarter Since 2023
Pilbara Minerals boosted its bank balance to $1.5 billion after generating the most cash in a quarter since the 2023 lithium bubble, signaling strong operational performance.
Debunking Myths: Independent Schools Funding
The claim that independent schools are a cost to taxpayers is incorrect. Governments spend less per student in private schools, and median fees are $5,836.
AFL Legend Matt Priddis Becomes Major Farmer
Retired West Coast Eagles Brownlow Medalist Matt Priddis has emerged as a significant figure in Western Australia's agricultural sector, managing vast pastoral lands and livestock operations.
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Regional SA Homelessness Project Gets Extra Funding
A homelessness initiative in regional South Australia has received additional funding to expand a program providing stable housing and support services.
24-Hour Watch at Geelong Refinery After Major Blaze
Fire crews continue a round-the-clock vigil at the Geelong refinery following a significant fire, ensuring safety and preventing reignition.
Heavier oil and gas taxes risk scuppering new projects
Business groups warn that higher taxes on oil and gas producers will deter investment and reduce Australia's relevance, as PRRT collections are projected to jump by $US11 billion.
Farmer in undies chases car thieves, ute torched
A South Australian sheep farmer chased two car thieves in his underwear after catching them stealing his ute, which was later found torched in a paddock.
Neighbour's Quick Thinking Saves Farmer's Life in Auger Accident
An 89-year-old Queensland farmer's life was saved by his neighbour's split-second actions after a machinery accident severed his arm. The incident highlights the importance of basic trauma skills in rural areas.
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Fertiliser Boost Pledged in Government Insurance Deal
The Australian government has announced a new insurance agreement that includes a significant pledge to increase fertiliser support for farmers, aiming to enhance agricultural productivity and sustainability.
Seafood Industry: Decade to Recover from Algal Bloom
South Australia's seafood industry remains grounded with over 100 fishing operators affected, as experts warn recovery from the harmful algal bloom could take at least ten years.
Byrnecut's Australian profit jumps to $140m on gold boom
Byrnecut's Australian division reported a $140m profit, driven by a surge in underground gold mining activities across the country.
WA Gold's Abercromby Study Shows Low-Capex Gold Potential
WA Gold's scoping study for the Abercromby gold project near Wiluna reveals a low-capex staged start-up with rapid payback via toll treatment, targeting 114,494 ounces over 4.5 years.
Variety NSW Bash 2026 Cancelled Over Fuel Costs
The Variety NSW Bash 2026 has been cancelled due to rising fuel prices and scarcity, impacting participants and charities. Organisers cite economic pressures as the main reason.
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Hastings Tech Metals Nears First Revenue from Thai Rare Earths Plant
Hastings Technology Metals is set to generate first revenue from its Kabin Buri Hydromet Plant in Thailand in Q4 2024, with year-one revenue estimated at US$53.4 million.
Celebrating South Australia's Agricultural Towns
South Australia's agricultural towns are being celebrated for their vital role in the state's economy and community, highlighting their transformation from paddocks to powerhouses.
Dairy Prices Rise as Farmers Get Pay Boost Amid Costs
Norco dairy collective increases farmgate milk price by 5c per litre to support farmers facing soaring fuel and fertiliser costs, adding about 30c weekly to household budgets.
Muswellbrook's Future Relies on Amenity Restoration
As coal mining declines, Muswellbrook in NSW is focusing on restoring local amenities to attract new residents and businesses, aiming for a sustainable economic transition.
NAPCo Leads Sustainable Cattle Farming in Australia
The North Australian Pastoral Company is transforming cattle farming with eco-friendly initiatives, reducing methane emissions and partnering with wildlife conservation groups.
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Diesel Crisis Threatens Australian Showmen Amid Fuel Theft
Australia's diesel shortage and soaring prices are crippling travelling shows and farms, with fuel theft rising and operators fearing for their survival.
Pesticides Crucial in Food Affordability Debate
Industry leaders assert that pesticides are essential for maintaining affordable food prices, sparking debate on balancing agricultural efficiency with environmental concerns.
SA Company Sells to Untangle Fertiliser Project from Red Tape
A South Australian company has executed a critical sale to navigate bureaucratic hurdles, reviving a stalled fertiliser initiative and boosting local agriculture prospects.
Cairns Farm Turns Waste into Fertiliser, Slashing Costs
A Cairns farm has transformed 10,000 tonnes of waste into fertiliser, significantly reducing expenses and promoting sustainable agriculture practices in the region.
WA Sand Shortage and Fuel Crisis Hike Building Costs
Western Australia faces a construction crisis as sand shortages and rising fuel prices escalate building expenses, impacting housing affordability and infrastructure projects.
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Eddie Rigg Sells Myalup Farm Horse Stud in Herd on the Terrace
Eddie Rigg has officially launched the sale of the renowned Myalup Farm horse stud, a landmark event in Western Australia's equestrian and agricultural sectors.
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