Morocco opens rocket-inspired skyscraper
A 55-storey skyscraper, built over eight years and named after the monarch, has opened in the Moroccan city of Sale.
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‘For all you have given’: nation honours war veterans
The pride of the nation will be on display as millions of people stop to mark Anzac Day, commemorating the ...
Jitters over Middle East sends Aussie share market down
Oil prices have continued to rise, dragging on equities as investors weigh a lack of progress towards ...
Extra diesel shipments prioritised for regional areas
Two additional cargo ships of diesel will come into Australia, bringing in 100 million litres of supply after ...
Spotlight on producer at heart of Rebel’s film fight
A co-producer of Rebel Wilson's embattled directorial debut is set to take centre stage in a fiery defamation ...
Watchdog cracks down on social media ‘finfluencers’
The financial services watchdog has put four social media influencers on notice as it tries to protect young ...
No bonus for Porsche employees as car maker struggles
Tough times at car maker Porsche mean the company's management and workers will not be receiving an annual bonus.
Heat on premiers to back reforms as NDIS stoush brews
States are being urged to get on board with major reforms to the National Disability Insurance Scheme as a brawl ...
PM cool on gas tax as companies prepare for grilling
As the government prepares to hand down its next budget, calls for a new tax on liquefied natural gas exports ...
Warner Bros shareholders approve Paramount merger
Warner Bros Discovery stakeholders have agreed to a multi-billion dollar takeover by media giant Paramount Skydance.
Lululemon sinks as CEO hire fails to impress investors
US shares of Lululemon Athletica have slipped as investors appeared unimpressed with the apparel maker's decision ...
Rinehart could be ordered to give documents to rivals
Australia's richest person, Gina Rinehart, might have to open her company books for two rival mining dynasties ...
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