Aussie brewers are calling on the government to follow their UK counterparts and slash a controversial tax they say is crippling the industry.
Emma Kirk
Auric Mining says its new agreement with the Ngadju people provides clarity for the long-term exploration and development of its tenements, and offers major economic opportunities to the native title holders.
Neil Watkinson
Perth faces a youth homelessness crisis, with calls to fund four new Foyers. Current services are overwhelmed, impacting lives daily.
Kim Macdonald
Nearly $1.9 million from Labor’s $139.7m package to help sheep farmers transition away from live exports has been spent on a new advertising campaign, sparking outrage among industry leaders.
Olivia Ford
The Dow Jones Industrial Average have risen 498.82 points, or 1.18 per cent, to 42,841.06, the S&P 500 has gained 63.82 points.
Chuck Mikolajczak
Facing a government shutdown, US Congress has passed a funding package while defying Donald Trump's demand to also greenlight trillions of dollars in new debt.
Richard Cowan, Bo Erickson, Andy Sullivan and Katharine Jackson
Finally getting to take their baby home from Perth Children’s Hospital feels like a Christmas miracle for first-time parents Taea Pepere and Azire Dhue.
Claire Sadler
In a classic pick-and-shovel play, Venus Metals has lodged a mining lease application for a calcrete resource at its Yuinmery project in WA. Calcrete is used for acid neutralisation in gold extraction.
Helen Barling
This week’s Bulls N’ Bears Runner of the Week is… icetana. The video analytic solution provider inked a 3-year Malaysian security deal, while Patriot Lithium and Mesoblast punters also had plenty to cheer.
James Pearson
Environment Minister Reece Whitby has signed off on South32’s contested plans for a major expansion to its bauxite operations in the Peel region, coinciding with a surge in prices for the aluminium feedstock.
Simone Grogan
Whiteboards, magnets, Textas and some magic needed to understand secret world of Chris Ellison.
A controversial new security feature spotted at a McDonald’s restaurant notorious for antisocial behaviour has exposed an ugly reality faced by fast-food workers.
Duncan Evans
A signing ceremony and a happy snap with a newborn have marked a ‘significant milestone’ for Perth’s new $1.8 billion women’s and babies’ hospital in Murdoch, that has become an election battleground.
Jessica Page
Kmart and Target boss John Gualtieri still expects the next five days to be its busiest trading days of the year, despite fears the Black Friday sales spree could detract from Christmas revenue.
Cheyanne Enciso
Treasurer Jim Chalmers and Stephen Jones have released a discussion paper laying out a proposal for the mandate to come into effect from 2026 and seeking feedback.
Katina Curtis
A top Perth car retailer has warned that strikes at Fremantle Port could become ‘another disruption’ for deliveries of new vehicles in WA.
Matt Mckenzie
Whitebark Energy has made an off market bid for King Energy which holds Australia’s biggest prospective onshore seismically defined sub-salt, white hydrogen, helium and gas projects in SA’s Officer Basin.
SPECIAL REPORT: A Chinese miner says it has brought in lawyers to examine allegations some of its employees are extracting side payments from WA businesses.
Adrian Rauso
The Australian Securities Exchange is investigating a problem with its settlement platform that caused a delay for some customers on Friday afternoon.
Adam Haigh & Simone Grogan
The ASX has tumbled to a new low after markets continued to sell off, with investors factoring in a less-than-favourable decision in the US.
Cameron Micallef
The underground mining and exploration contracts will add another $185 million worth of work to Perenti’s order book.
Aussies are stocking up massively on food this festive season – with over one million portions of a clear Christmas favourite already sold.
Eight health staff have quit and another 10 have been reprimanded for an appalling act directed at a teenager with a high-profile father.
Blair Jackson
Australian businesses are getting an idea of what could be exempt from new cash protections, set to be brought in by early 2026.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
