A powerful super fund boss says Woodside Energy has been sent a “clear message” on climate as the company’s share price hits its lowest level in more than two years.
Matt Mckenzie
Sensitive tracking technology confirm neither war nor avgas bills a barrier as Andrew Forrest saves the world.
ResMed investors can rest easy after the sleep apnea machine giant posted strong third-quarter results amid what it says has been robust patient and customer demand.
Cheyanne Enciso
While it is expected the budget will remain in surplus, welfare recipients holding out for relief are set to be disappointed.
Jack Quail
Retail giant again rejects suggestions it treats suppliers poorly, saying it has a zero-tolerance policy for staff action against any partners who make complaints about it.
Adrian Lowe
Anglo American has told BHP it needs to dig deeper into its proverbial wallet if it wants the British mining giant’s prized copper mines.
Adrian Rauso
The price tag to rehabilitate Alcoa of Australia’s mines, manufacturing plants and residue sites has surpassed $1.1 billion amid a hot debate about the company’s remediation program.
Matthew McKenzie
The federal budget provides the "perfect lever to pull" for Australia to win back jobs and investment in the global race to secure clean energy supply chains.
Marion Rae
This week’s Bulls N’ Bears Runner of the Week is … Osteopore. Its share price hiked up more than 478 per cent to join mining movers and shakers Base Resources, Orion Minerals and Rincon Resources.
Andrew Duffy
Super Retail Group, owner of Rebel Sport and BCF, faces court action over claims of bullying and an undisclosed relationship between the CEO and another exec.
Jacob Shteyman
The $3b company behind some of well-known retail brands including Rebel Sport and Super Cheap Auto is bracing to defend a likely multi-million dollar case against the company involving its chief executive.
Fertiliser giant Nutrien is fighting eviction from its Kwinana operation next week amid a souring of relations with the Fremantle Port Authority after a fire destroyed a storage shed in February.
Neale Prior
Companies criticising the State Government’s mandated pay hike for construction workers on two major projects are being ‘stupid’ and ‘greedy’, the Premier says.
Jake Dietsch
The country’s biggest auto seller is consolidating eight new car brands from six leased sites into a mega ‘automall’ showroom complex on a huge site right next to a train station.
Sean Smith
Stubborn inflation, strong jobs growth, and a rebounding economy could force the Reserve Bank to deliver further rate hikes, economists have warned.
The door has been kicked open for Lycaon Resources to start exploring its Stansmore niobium-rare earths project in WA’s West Arunta region after the company secured consent from Mines Minister, David Michael.
Doug Bright
Atlassian co-chief executive Scott Farquhar will step down from the Australian software giant he co-founded 23 years ago, leaving Mike Cannon-Brookes as the sole CEO of the Nasdaq-listed company.
Perth’s property market has seen its first sale in the double-digit millions this year, setting a new record for 2024.
Kim Macdonald
The ASX200 has fallen 1.4 per cent as investors fear persistent inflation could convince the Reserve Bank to raise interest rates once more.
Australia’s largest supermarket chain has copped a huge penalty after a “systematic failure” to pay employees their correct entitlements.
Liam Beatty
Mining executives and corporate consultants are outweighing elected members on decision-making university boards, new data shows.
Eleanor Campbell
Japan's Nikkei has edged a marginal 0.02 per cent higher, while Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index has fallen more than 1 per cent.
Rae Wee
Australia’s largest mining company is swooping in on a rival coal and copper giant in a transformative $60bn takeover bid.
Duncan Evans
Supermarket giant Woolworths has been fined $1.2 million, after being threatened with $10 billion in fines for failing to pay out leave to 1200 former workers.
Tara Cosoleto