Unions' BHP Campaign Risks Economy: Minerals Council
The Minerals Council of Australia warns that union campaigns against BHP could harm the national economy, sparking debate over industrial relations and mining sector stability.
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Kewarra Beach Resort Closed, Eco-Retreat Future in Doubt
The Kewarra Beach Resort in Cairns has not reopened, leaving the fate of the once-thriving eco-retreat shrouded in mystery amid local concerns and speculation.
Cairns Real Estate: Auction and Sales Results March 22
A detailed overview of the Cairns real estate market for the week ending March 22, including auction clearance rates, notable sales, and key trends in property transactions.
Industry Slams Government's Fearful Uranium Freeze
Business executives in Townsville condemn the government's uranium freeze, labeling it a fearful move that hinders nuclear energy development and economic growth in the region.
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Thieves Steal Essential Gear from Townsville Building Site
Police in Townsville are appealing for public assistance after thieves stole crucial equipment from a local construction site, causing significant delays and financial loss.
Eva Copper Mine Major Project Status Boosts Queensland Economy
The Eva Copper Mine near Cloncurry has been declared a major project, promising significant economic benefits for regional Queensland through job creation and investment.
Seed Heritage Opens First North QLD Store at Castletown
Australian fashion brand Seed Heritage has launched its inaugural North Queensland store at Castletown Shopping Centre in Townsville, marking a strategic expansion into the region.
RBA Governor Buys $2M Holiday Home as Rates Rise
Reserve Bank Governor Michelle Bullock purchased a $2.05 million holiday house in Yamba, NSW, settling on the same day the RBA increased interest rates.
Middle East War Fears Threaten WA Tourism Boom
Western Australia's record tourism figures face uncertainty as the Middle East conflict raises concerns over a potential drop in international visitors, impacting the state's economy.
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Independent Grocers Warn of Food Price Hikes Amid Trade Crisis
Independent grocers in Western Australia warn that rising transport costs will lead to inevitable food price increases, while major supermarkets remain confident in their supply chains.
Greens' 50% Social Housing Bid Fails at Bellambi
A Greens amendment to mandate 50% social housing in the Bellambi redevelopment was defeated 9-3 at Wollongong City Council, with councillors debating density and housing mix approaches.
Lindian Opens Camp at Malawi Rare Earths Project
Lindian Resources has officially opened its Tipume accommodation camp at the Kangankunde rare earths project in Malawi, housing 65 initial rooms and supporting 38 staff as construction ramps up.
Ardea's WA Nickel Project Gains Japan-US Recognition
Ardea Resources' Kalgoorlie nickel project has been highlighted in a Japan-US Critical Minerals Joint Fact Sheet, boosting its global significance and potential for international collaboration.
Newcastle Food Month 2026: Hunter Valley Culinary Fest
Newcastle Food Month returns in April 2026 as Australia's largest food festival, featuring gourmet events, new precinct concepts, and collaborations across 70+ venues in the Hunter Valley region.
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Three Charged Over Alleged Pokolbin Winery Break-Ins
Police have charged three individuals following a series of alleged break-ins at wineries in the Pokolbin region, as part of Operation Ferment targeting property crimes.
Kalamazoo Hits High-Grade Gold in Pilbara Drilling
Kalamazoo Resources has unveiled impressive drill results from its Ashburton gold project in Western Australia's Pilbara region, with significant gold intercepts at Mt Olympus boosting growth prospects.
ACTEWAGL CEO John Knox Resigns After Eight Years
John Knox, the chief executive of ACTEWAGL, has announced his resignation after serving for eight years, marking a significant leadership change at the utility company.
WA Lotto Store Sells Second $1.2M Jackpot in Weeks
A Mirrabooka Millions ticket has won over $1.2 million in Saturday Lotto, marking the store's second division one prize in just five weeks, as Lotterywest reports a surge in WA winners.
ABC Staff Strike Over Pay After Negotiations Collapse
ABC employees will walk off the job for 24 hours after rejecting a 10% pay rise offer, with unions citing concerns over job security and fair conditions.
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Killi Resources Shares Soar After Nev Power Appointment
Shares in ASX-listed Killi Resources skyrocketed following the appointment of Nev Power as chairman, signaling strong investor confidence in the mining company's future direction.
Super Funds Warn Against Rash Changes as War Hits Markets
Superannuation members are advised to avoid impulsive investment shifts during market downturns caused by global conflicts, with experts emphasizing long-term strategies.
Snap Grocery Supply Chain Probe Amid Fuel Crisis
The Australian government has initiated an urgent assessment of grocery supply chains, investigating how the Middle East war is impacting food production and transportation, with concerns over rising fuel prices and potential food cost increases.
Siren Gold Drilling Hits Gold at Sams Creek in New Zealand
Siren Gold reports promising assay results from its infill drilling at the Sams Creek gold project in New Zealand, aiming to upgrade resources and advance towards production.
John Knox Resigns as ACTEWAGL Chief Executive
John Knox has resigned as chief executive of ACTEWAGL after eight years, with the utility announcing his departure effective immediately.
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Australia's Fuel Crisis Response Like Watching Tsunami: Expert
An energy expert has warned Australia's handling of the fuel crisis is dangerously passive, comparing it to watching a tsunami approach without taking action.
Perseus Mining Eyes Aurum Resources for Takeover
Perseus Mining has identified Aurum Resources as its next acquisition target, citing potential future synergies to enhance its mining portfolio and operational efficiency.
Pub Offers Diesel Raffle to Help Community During Fuel Crisis
A Victorian pub is giving away 20 litres of diesel weekly to support locals hit by high fuel costs and bushfires, with the first winner praising the community gesture.
German Official Details Coal Phase-Out at Hunter Forum
Urte Hertrampf from Germany's Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy addressed the Committee for the Hunter in Newcastle, highlighting Germany's net zero commitment and coal sector closure by 2038, impacting 25,000 jobs.
Canberra Tradies Face Rising Tool and Machinery Thefts
Tradies in Canberra are experiencing a significant surge in thefts of tools and machinery, with reports indicating a sharp rise in incidents across the city. Authorities are urging increased vigilance and security measures.
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Woden Bus Interchange to Open in April After Delays
The long-awaited Woden bus interchange in Canberra is scheduled to open in April, following significant delays and cost overruns that have impacted commuters.
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