Family Offers $7,5K Reward for $200K Gear Theft in North QLD
A North Queensland family has posted a $7,500 reward after thieves stole over $200,000 worth of equipment, including tools and vehicles, from their property.
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LINENOVA Luxury Sheets on Sale at Amazon Australia
Amazon Australia has slashed prices on premium LINENOVA bedding sets, with 100% combed cotton sheets now available at discounted rates. Customers rave about hotel-quality comfort and durability.
How to Choose the Best Mortgage Broker in Devonport
This comprehensive 2026 guide outlines a strategic framework for selecting the ideal mortgage broker in Devonport, focusing on independence, local expertise, and financial lifecycle alignment to secure optimal loan terms.
Great Barrier Reef Drive Named Top Family Road Trip
The Great Barrier Reef Drive in Queensland has been ranked as the tenth best family road trip in Australia, highlighting its scenic beauty and family-friendly attractions.
Gary Martin: DIY Doesn't Deserve a Discount
Workplace expert Gary Martin argues that customers who choose DIY options should not expect price reductions, as businesses incur fixed costs regardless.
Trump's Fed Fight Risks Bond Market Backlash
Donald Trump's targeting of the US Federal Reserve threatens to trigger global financial instability by provoking the powerful bond market, risking inflation spikes and dollar volatility.
Union Supports Cessnock Train Revival Campaign
The Rail, Tram and Bus Union joins the push to restore passenger rail to Cessnock, citing economic, transport and environmental benefits for the growing Hunter region.
DevelopmentWA Urged to Reveal Elizabeth Quay Deal Details
Transparency advocates call on DevelopmentWA to publicly disclose ownership details of Elizabeth Quay land deals with Victor Goh, amid construction delays and offshore company concerns.
Perth Councils to Trial Streetlight EV Charging
Five inner-city Perth councils will explore using streetlights as EV charging points to address off-street parking limitations in high-density housing areas.
Perth Surf Park Early Works Begin After Years of Planning
Early works have started on the $120 million Perth Surf Park in Jandakot, featuring the world's largest Wavegarden Cove. The project, backed by RAC and the Wyllie family, aims to open in late 2027, generating jobs and boosting WA tourism.
Australia Day in SA: Ceremonies, Concerts & Fireworks
South Australia offers diverse ways to celebrate Australia Day in 2026, including morning ceremonies, concerts, and fireworks displays across the state.
Applecross Office Block Approved, Parking Limited
A $60 million, 16-storey office development in Applecross has been approved, but concerns arise over limited public parking and traffic impacts in the area.
Jetstar Boosts Canberra Flights Amid Airport Recovery
Jetstar announces increased Canberra-Brisbane flights with larger aircraft and lower fares, while Canberra Airport works to surpass pre-pandemic passenger levels.
Gen X Now Australia's Wealthiest Property Investors
New data reveals Generation X has overtaken Baby Boomers as Australia's wealthiest property investors, holding the largest share of investment property wealth amid shifting market dynamics.
Perth Buyers Camp for Land Amid Housing Crunch
Desperate Perth buyers are camping outside a Burns Beach sales office, queuing for days to secure just nine land lots as the city's housing crisis worsens.
Australia's Energy Transition Rhetoric vs Reality Gap
Australia's ambitious energy transition goals face significant hurdles as rhetoric clashes with practical realities, including infrastructure, costs, and reliability concerns.
WA 4,500 Homes Short of Housing Target
Western Australia's housing construction has slowed dramatically, leaving the state 4,500 homes behind its decade-long target. New data reveals concerning trends in home completions and workforce shortages.
St George Extends US Rare Earths Alliance, Eyes 40% Offtake
St George Mining has extended its strategic alliance with US-based REalloys, aiming to secure a 40% offtake deal for rare earths from its Brazilian Araxá project, amid growing US demand for non-China supply chains.
Wyloo's $200m Greatland Deal, Gold Soars
Andrew Forrest's Wyloo acquires Newmont's Greatland stake for $200 million, a $705 million discount, as gold prices surge past $7,000 an ounce, boosting Evolution and Westgold.
K'gari Backpacker Death Ignites Tourism Cap Debate
The death of Canadian backpacker Piper James on K'gari has ignited fierce debate about tourism limits and dingo management on the World Heritage-listed island.
Surf Shack Opens at Maldives' Vodi Point
Niyama Private Islands Maldives launches The Surf Shack, a stylish beachfront venue offering gourmet food, rum cocktails, and legendary parties at the iconic Vodi Point surf break.
Hinchinbrook Council Issues Urgent Warning Over Phone Scam
Hinchinbrook Shire Council has issued an urgent warning to residents about a sophisticated phone scam targeting the local community, urging vigilance and caution.
Uniworld Marks 50 Years of Luxury River Cruising
Uniworld celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2026 with special offers, new ships, and exclusive experiences, reflecting on its pioneering role in luxury river cruising.
American West Metals Boosts Canadian Copper Resource
American West Metals has significantly upgraded the resource at its Storm copper project in Nunavut, Canada, increasing contained copper by over 20% and boosting silver ounces by 36% ahead of a pre-feasibility study.
Taxpayers Fund Collie Coal Mine Extension to 2031
Western Australian taxpayers will continue subsidising the Collie coal mine until at least 2031, with Premier Roger Cook defending the five-year extension as necessary for energy security during the transition.
Mossman Gains 2000ML Water License for Security
The Mossman region in Far North Queensland has received a significant water security boost with a new 2000-megalitre license, enhancing supply for agriculture and community needs.
New Radisson Blu Hotel Opens at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport
Radisson Hotel Group has launched the Radisson Blu CDG Airport Terminal Hotel at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, featuring 305 rooms, a swimming pool, fitness centre, and direct transport connections.
Lynas Shares Rise on Higher Prices and Power Supply Fixes
Lynas Rare Earths reports improved product prices from government policies, offsetting power issues at its Kalgoorlie refinery. Shares rise 5% as production stabilises.
Magnetic Island Bids for Tones and I Concert
Magnetic Island launches a community campaign to win a pop-up concert from Australian singer Tones and I, aiming to boost tourism and local spirit.
Top Suburb Hotspots to Watch in 2026
Canberra's housing market is set for a record-breaking 2026, with suburbs like Griffith, Barton, Yass, and Moruya emerging as hotspots for buyers seeking value, quality, and lifestyle.
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