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BHP workers meet to consider second strike over wages

BHP workers meet to consider second strike over wages

Hundreds of workers at a BHP port have met to consider further industrial action over wages and conditions.
Blasts and brains: cutting-edge study of Aussie troops

Blasts and brains: cutting-edge study of Aussie troops

World-leading research will seek to monitor in real time the impact of repeated low-level blast exposure on the ...
Bank of England holds key rate for fifth time in 2026

Bank of England holds key rate for fifth time in 2026

Britain's official interest rate remains at 3.75 per cent as signs of slowing inflation gave the central bank a ...
China’s top leaders pledge measures to support economy

China’s top leaders pledge measures to support economy

China's Politburo is promising more government stimulus to boost the economy following a slowdown in the second quarter.
Indigenous community rejects $150 million mining payout

Indigenous community rejects $150 million mining payout

An Indigenous community has rejected $150 million in compensation from mining giant Fortescue for operating on ...
‘Breathtaking’ NDIS exploitation in remote communities

‘Breathtaking’ NDIS exploitation in remote communities

Multiple groups have told an inquiry the federal government's proposed National Disability Insurance Scheme ...
Housing approvals rebound, but still behind targets

Housing approvals rebound, but still behind targets

The number of dwellings granted approval has hit a five-year high, but national housing levels still lag behind ...
Jewish students worn down by abuse, anti-Semitism

Jewish students worn down by abuse, anti-Semitism

Jewish students no longer consider incidents of anti-Semitism noteworthy, an inquiry into the issue has heard.
‘Softer than we thought’: RBA’s admission on inflation

‘Softer than we thought’: RBA’s admission on inflation

The Reserve Bank's chief economist has admitted inflation predictions came in lower than expected due to ...
Aussie shares retreat from rally as oil price rebounds

Aussie shares retreat from rally as oil price rebounds

Consumer-facing sectors have backed off from a recent surge, as resurgent oil prices underscored fears about ...
Optus sued by watchdog over triple-zero network outage

Optus sued by watchdog over triple-zero network outage

The telecommunications regulator has revealed it will take Optus to court over a major network outage which ...
Asia stocks choppy, Fed leaves markets uncertain

Asia stocks choppy, Fed leaves markets uncertain

Asian chipmakers have been the centre of attention this week after a deep selloff in South Korean stocks that ...
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