Rex’s sale to US aviation business cleared for take-off
An American aviation investor will take over Rex after creditors backed in its proposal to buy the regional airline out of voluntary administration.
‘Do you care?’: Coles stares down anti-salmon activists
Coles shareholders have voted down activist-backed resolutions taking aim at its sourcing of salmon after executives were peppered with questions on the issue.
No trust deed. Billions of tax dollars to be spent without oversight by Nauru
The Labor Government’s deal with Nauru to resettle unwanted refugees will cost Australian taxpayers billions, spent on who knows what.
Bid to have Brittany Higgins declared bankrupt stalls
Former senator Linda Reynolds’ bid to bankrupt Brittany Higgins following a successful defamation case against her one-time staffer has hit a road block.
Alan Jones’ concerns ahead of mammoth sex abuse hearing
Sex abuse allegations against shock jock Alan Jones will be aired during a four-and-a-half-month-long court hearing which could involve more than 100 witnesses.
PM demands more action on Nazi chants after ‘stuff-up’
Scenes of neo-Nazis chanting outside a state parliament have prompted the prime minister to call for more action to outlaw Nazi chants.
CommBank shares drop despite $2.6b quarterly profit
Australia’s biggest company has posted its financial results for the quarter, but despite improving on most metrics, it still looks too dear to most investors.
Jobs4mates. Wong restores duopoly control over Senate, appoints mate.
Two weeks ago, Coalition senators supported David Pocock’s motion to extend question time by half an hour until the Government handed over the ‘Jobs4Mates’ review. But it’s now back to normal.
Buffett ‘going quiet’ when he finishes as Berkshire CEO
Warren Buffett says he will be “going quiet” after he steps down as Berkshire Hathaway CEO at the end of this year.
David v the Goliaths. Lone coal miner tackles BHP & co in Court over massive wage theft
Injured coal miner Simon Turner is suing BHP & four others, unrepresented by legal counsel, in the NSW Supreme Court in a giant wage theft case. Michael West reports.
COP30 talks open with a plea for countries to get along
UN climate negotiations have kicked off on the edge of the Brazilian Amazon, with the top official calling on countries to stop bickering.
State named ‘best for business’ for third straight year
Two states heading to the polls next year have been named the best and worst places to do business in Australia based on factors such as taxes and red tape.
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