Mining behemoth faces copper questions, coal protests
The Big Australian is holding its annual general meeting, where a drop in copper production will likely be the ...
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AI could take ‘real weight’ off small business
Embracing AI could help operators of average-sized small businesses save about $136,000 a year and slash ...
Home buyers gain foothold as downturn runs into spring
Weakened buyer confidence and reduced borrowing capacity have driven down house prices across every capital city ...
MP attack spurs ‘unprecedented’ election security talks
A state premier has vowed to increase security arrangements ahead of an election after a parliamentarian was ...
Warning websites may go dark as critical fix prepared
Major cybersecurity warnings have been issued after serious vulnerabilities were identified in widely used ...
MP loses second leg but husband reveals ‘good news’
Helen Haines has had both legs amputated after an alleged attack outside of the federal MP's electorate office but ...
UK approves long-delayed North Sea gas field
A gas project off the British coast has been approved over the objections of environmental groups, with the ...
Data centre developer’s shares crash after backlash
Community opposition to mammoth power lines running through a suburban neighbourhood has resulted in a more than ...
‘Blind to community’: independent flags data centre tax
Governments aren't meeting the moment on artificial intelligence, an ACT senator says, as community and tech ...
Housing downturn forecast to run up to 15 per cent
Home owners are being warned house prices could keep falling until the second half of 2027 and are unlikely to ...
Australian shares creep higher despite RBA’s tough talk
The ASX shrugged off its earlier losses to finish modestly higher, even as analysts said the market was ...
Japan records a trade deficit as oil imports soar
The ballooning price of oil due to the Iran war has resulted in Japan's imports hitting a record in the first half ...
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