BHP and Woodside CEOs Appointed, Strategies Diverge
BHP names Brandon Craig as CEO to lead its copper and potash expansion, while Woodside appoints Liz Westcott to focus on oil and gas, reflecting contrasting futures in mining and energy sectors.
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Gateway Uncovers Parallel Gold Target at WA Yandal
Gateway Mining has discovered a new gold prospect, Rubicon, at its Yandal project in Western Australia, with early drilling showing promising mineralisation over 700 metres.
Pilot Unharmed in Queensland Light Plane Crash
A female pilot escaped injury after her bi-wing aircraft crashed and flipped upside-down on a private property in Charters Towers, Queensland, with witnesses reporting the engine failure.
Qantas Settles $105M Class Action on COVID Flight Credits
Qantas has agreed to a $105 million settlement for a class action over COVID-19 flight credits, automatically including customers with credits from 2020 to 2022.
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Red Metal and Chalice Mining Joint Venture for Copper-Gold
Red Metal Limited and Chalice Mining have formed an earn-in joint venture to explore copper-gold targets in South Australia's Curnamona province, with a $12 million commitment over four years.
Bali's Kecak Fire Dance: A Cultural Spectacle
Experience Bali's Kecak fire dance, a hypnotic performance blending ancient storytelling, fire, and chanting at Uluwatu Temple and other venues.
Perth CBD Restaurant Fleur to Close After Six Years
A beloved European bistro in Perth's CBD, Fleur, will close its doors on April 25 after six years of service, with the Parker Group citing a 'turning page' in hospitality.
Cruise Industry Honors Top Travel Partners at Awards
The cruising industry recognized its leading travel partners at a prestigious awards ceremony, highlighting trusted collaborations that drive tourism and passenger satisfaction.
BHP CEO Brandon Craig Deprioritises M&A in New Strategy
BHP's new chief executive, Brandon Craig, has announced a strategic shift, pushing mergers and acquisitions down the priority list in favour of operational efficiency and shareholder returns.
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Caves House Hotel to Be Bought by Developer Adrian Fini
The historic Caves House Hotel in Western Australia is poised for purchase by prominent developer Adrian Fini, sparking discussions on heritage preservation and future development plans.
Tourism's Impact on the Nile River: Environmental Analysis
The Nile River faces significant environmental challenges from tourism, including pollution and habitat disruption, threatening its ecosystem and local communities.
Brandon Craig Named BHP CEO to Lead Copper Strategy
Brandon Craig is appointed as the new CEO of BHP, the world's largest mining company, focusing on expanding its copper operations amid growing global demand for the metal.
Inflation as a Backdoor Tax: Economic Policy Concern
Experts warn that inflation is increasingly being used as a covert tax, impacting household budgets and raising ethical questions in fiscal management.
Two-Bedroom Plus Study Apartments Hit Sweet Spot
The Works development in Wollongong offers two-bedroom plus study apartments, blending affordability and functionality to attract first-home buyers and investors.
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Mitchell Freeway Police Incident Sparks Perth Traffic Chaos
A police incident on Mitchell Freeway southbound has led to lane closures and severe congestion, disrupting morning commuters in Perth. Authorities urge drivers to find alternate routes.
Rebecca Betts Jailed for Defrauding Queanbeyan Business
A 34-year-old woman, Rebecca Leigh Betts, has been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to defrauding a Queanbeyan business of a significant sum of money through fraudulent activities.
ACT Public Servants Reject Pay Deal Over Car Park Fees
ACT public servants have voted down a government pay offer, arguing that increased car park fees in Canberra are eroding their wage gains, sparking concerns over cost-of-living pressures.
NRW to Revisit CEO Bonus Scheme After Fresh Talks
NRW Holdings is set to renegotiate CEO Jules Pemberton's bonus plan following recent discussions, aiming for a revised incentive structure after previous shareholder pushback.
Uniworld's SS Audrey and SS Marlene Ships Launch in 2027
Uniworld's new sister ships, SS Audrey and SS Marlene, inspired by Audrey Hepburn and Marlene Dietrich, will debut in 2027 with unique designs and itineraries across Europe.
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Tourism Loses $854M Daily in Middle East War Impact
The US/Israeli war with Iran is costing the travel industry over $854 million daily, disrupting air travel and undermining global traveller confidence, according to the World Travel and Tourism Council.
France Still World's Most Visited Country in 2025
France welcomed 102 million international visitors in 2025, solidifying its position as the top global tourism destination, with plans to lead in sustainable tourism by 2030.
Intrepid Travel Achieves Record Growth and Community Impact
Intrepid Travel reports its best financial results in 37 years, with bookings up 26% and revenue up 29% in 2025. The company shares success through employee bonuses and a not-for-profit foundation contributing $3.4 million to global communities.
Amazon Big Smile Sale: Huge Vacuum Discounts in Australia
The Amazon Big Smile Sale has arrived in Australia, featuring deep discounts on top vacuum brands like Dyson, Ecovacs, and Roborock. Discover the best deals for upgrading your home cleaning routine.
Doughheads Bakery Expands with New Flavours Nationally
Newcastle's Doughheads Bakery introduces innovative flavours like Salted Caramel and Lemon Myrtle, aiming to grow from a local favourite into a national brand with strategic retail partnerships.
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Australian Households Face Extreme Financial Stress
New research reveals over 18 million Australians are stressed by bills, with electricity prices up 32% and Gen X hit hardest. Learn coping strategies and savings tips.
Pink Cups Mark Decade of Telegram Coffee on St George's Terrace
Barista Luke Arnold celebrates 10 years of Telegram Coffee, known for its iconic pink cups that have become a staple on Perth's St George's Terrace, highlighting its growth and community impact.
Australia Prepared for Hormuz Strait Oil Supply Crisis
The Australian government has confirmed its preparedness for a potential oil supply disruption from the Hormuz Strait, a critical global shipping route, amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Clare O'Neil Confident in 40,000 Home Target Despite Slow Start
Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil expresses confidence in meeting the government's 40,000-home target, despite a slow initial construction phase, amid ongoing housing challenges.
Tea Gardens-Hawks Nest Population to Surge with New Developments
Approved housing projects in Tea Gardens and Hawks Nest are set to increase the local population from 4,000 to over 7,000, raising concerns about infrastructure and community impact.
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Perth Vacant Land Supply Hits Worst Level Since 2013 Boom
Perth faces its most severe supply-demand imbalance for vacant residential lots since the peak of the 2013 housing boom, with demand far outstripping availability.
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