Gerringong businesses brace for winter after busy Easter
Gerringong businesses enjoyed a bustling Easter period but are now preparing for a quieter winter season. Local traders share their hopes and strategies.
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Builder Defends Tree Removal for Greenfields Housing
Lilcon Pty Ltd responds to community concerns over tree removal on Teranca Road, Greenfields, highlighting replanting and timber repurposing plans for new housing lots.
Why WA Misses Out on $142b Data Centre Boom
Western Australia risks being left behind in Australia's $142 billion data centre boom due to high energy costs, skills shortages, and lack of government incentives, despite ideal conditions.
Best Solo Road Trips Australia 2026
Discover the best road trips in Australia for solo travellers in 2026. From coastal drives to outback adventures, explore top routes, tips, and must-see stops.
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Agtown Tourism Boom: Silo Art to Field Days in SA
Discover how South Australian agtowns are transforming farming into tourism drawcards through silo art, field days, and farm stays, boosting local economies.
Whyalla Blast Furnace Shutdown Halts Steel Production
The blast furnace at Whyalla steelworks is out of action, halting production and raising concerns about jobs and the local economy in South Australia.
After 12-year saga, $1bn SA project scrapped
A billion-dollar development in South Australia has been abandoned after more than a decade of delays, planning battles, and financial hurdles, leaving the site in limbo.
Aged care provider mulls court over Rose Park rejection
ACH Group considers court action after its controversial Rose Park high-rise retirement development was refused planning consent by SCAP, citing community opposition.
Pregnant Freeling Woman Forced to Switch Hospitals Mid-Labour
A young mother from Freeling was forced to transfer hospitals while in labour due to bed shortages, sparking concerns over regional maternity services.
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Prime Beaufort Street development site hits market
A large Beaufort Street property with flexible zoning is for sale, marketed for its proximity to the new ECU city campus, Northbridge, and transport links, with strong developer interest.
Newcastle Councillors Endorse Draft Budget for 2026/27
Newcastle City Council has approved a draft budget for 2026/27, focusing on infrastructure and community services. Public feedback is sought before final adoption.
David Jones Posts $95m Loss Amid Spending Slowdown
David Jones reported a $95 million loss for the year, citing reduced consumer spending as Australians tighten their budgets amid economic uncertainty.
Viridis Mining appoints rare earths veteran to board
Viridis Mining has appointed Geoff Bedford, former CEO of Neo Performance Materials and Molycorp, as a non-executive director to advance its Colossus rare earths project in Brazil.
NQ Smart Precinct Innovators Building Global Reputation
Discover how innovators at the Smart Precinct in North Queensland are putting the region on the global business map with cutting-edge technology and collaboration.
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Discarded Battery Sparks Garbage Truck Fire
A discarded lithium-ion battery caused a garbage truck fire in Townsville, highlighting the dangers of improper battery disposal. No injuries were reported.
ADX Resumes HOCH-1 Drilling in Austria
ADX Energy has resumed drilling at its HOCH-1 shallow gas well in Upper Austria after overcoming early setbacks, targeting Miocene gas sands with up to 17.3 Bcf of prospective resources.
Fuel Prices Drop 74.6c from March High
Unleaded fuel prices have fallen 74.6 cents from their March high, providing relief for motorists across Australia. Experts predict further drops.
Chevron makes first super profit LNG payment as tax debate heats up
Chevron has made its first super profit payment under Australia's LNG tax, as political debate intensifies over sluggish revenue from the petroleum resource rent tax.
BHP WA Iron Ore Boss Tim Day Re-Elected CME WA President
BHP's WA iron ore boss Tim Day has been re-elected as president of the Chamber of Minerals and Energy WA, continuing his leadership of the resources lobby group.
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Choosing Home Care: Make the Right Decision for You
Choosing home care is crucial for seniors. Learn how to find a provider that offers trust, connection, and independence at home.
True North Copper Starts Drilling at Mt Oxide Project
True North Copper has commenced a 6000m drilling campaign at its Mt Oxide project in Queensland, targeting the Aquila copper-cobalt-silver discovery to expand resources.
Man rescued from yacht in remote Qld coastal region
A man in his 70s was rescued from a yacht off Port Clinton, Queensland, after a fall. Emergency crews used a tender due to the yacht's masts, avoiding winch risks.
Local Digital Marketing Boosts Ballarat Dental
Ballarat Dental Group pivoted to digital marketing with ACM, boosting online bookings and patient growth through SEO and organic traffic strategies.
MinRes Challenges Port Authority Over Ore Channel Fees
Mineral Resources disputes Pilbara Port Authority's charge for access to critical iron ore export channel, citing unfair pricing and impact on operations.
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Pilbara Strike Threat: Cook Urges Deal at Table
WA Premier Roger Cook calls on Pilbara mining companies and unions to negotiate and avoid a strike that could disrupt iron ore operations and the state's economy.
Novati Constructions Saved from Liquidation by Creditors
Creditors of Novati Constructions voted to save the family-run NSW company from liquidation, allowing it to restructure and continue operations amid financial difficulties.
NRW Holdings Approves Jules Pemberton's Pay Plan Again
NRW Holdings has pushed through Jules Pemberton's remuneration plan for the second time, despite rejection from CGI Glass Lewis, sparking debate on executive pay.
NSW Police Issue 11,000 Traffic Infringements in Anzac Blitz
NSW Police issued over 11,000 traffic infringements during a four-day Anzac Day blitz, with speeding, mobile phone use, and seatbelt offences among the top violations.
Resolute Mining on Watch at Syama Mine Amid Mali Violence
Resolute Mining is closely monitoring its Syama gold mine in Mali as a fresh wave of violence erupts across the country, raising concerns for operations and staff safety.
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Police Nab Dangerous Driver on ANZAC Day Long Weekend
Canberra police caught a dangerous driver during the ANZAC Day long weekend, highlighting the risks of reckless driving on public roads.
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