Two Prime Industrial Sites Hit Canberra's Market
Two prime industrial sites in Canberra's Fyshwick and Mitchell precincts are being offered for sale, presenting a rare investment opportunity in tightly held areas.
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Monaro Screens Finalist in National Small Business Awards
Monaro Screens, a family-owned Canberra business, is a finalist in the 2026 Australian Small Business Champion Awards. General manager Ben Byatt is also recognised as Entrepreneur of the Year.
ACT Gov Ignored Illegal Tobacco for 18 Months
The ACT government has been accused of failing to act on illegal tobacco sales for 18 months, raising concerns about health and revenue losses.
Woonona IRT $120m Aged Care Revamp Approved
The IRT Woonona aged care facility's $120 million redevelopment has been approved by Planning Minister Paul Scully, creating jobs and modernising care.
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Trinity Beach Traffic Lights Threaten Roundabout Culture
Plans to replace roundabouts with traffic lights at Trinity Beach spark debate over local culture and traffic flow. Residents and businesses voice concerns.
Banana Prawn Fleet Halved as Headwinds Hit FNQ
The banana prawn industry in Far North Queensland faces crisis as the fleet is slashed by half due to fierce headwinds, rising costs, and regulatory pressures.
Man Hospitalised After Mareeba Machinery Accident
A man was taken to hospital after his leg became trapped in machinery on a property near Mareeba, Queensland, on Tuesday afternoon.
Cairns Real Estate Results April 25
Check out the latest auction and sales results for Cairns real estate for the week ending April 25, featuring top sales, auction clearance rates, and market trends.
Green Light for $5.3M Jindalee Apartment Project
A $5.3 million apartment development in Jindalee has been approved by State planning officials despite local opposition. The 10-unit project by DTG Development will transform a vacant corner lot near the coast.
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Wind in the Willows Childcare Fees Rise After Sale Fails
Parents at Bassendean's Wind in the Willows childcare face higher fees after a proposed private sale collapsed due to community backlash. The council will end ratepayer subsidies.
Falling Petrol Prices May Be Temporary, Experts Warn
Perth's average petrol price has dropped to a seven-week low, but experts caution the relief may be short-lived due to global oil market volatility and refinery issues.
The Table NQ Celebrates Townsville Business
The Table NQ event in Townsville celebrated local businesses, highlighting innovation, community spirit, and economic growth in North Queensland.
Townsville Real Estate Auction Results April 25
Check the latest Townsville real estate auction and sales results for the week ending April 25, featuring top sales and market trends.
Geelong Parents Fight Gym Creche Closures
Geelong parents are fighting the City of Greater Geelong's decision to close crèches at three council-run gyms, citing devastating impacts on families and community health.
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Avalon to Bali: The Perfect Holiday for Time and Money
Discover why the Avalon to Bali route is a top choice for travellers seeking value and convenience, making the most of precious holiday time and budget.
Geelong Property Auction Results Week Ending April 25
Geelong real estate market update: latest auction and sales results for the week ending April 25, with insights on property trends and prices.
Crash on Geelong Ring Road Causes Traffic Delays
A crash on the Geelong Ring Road in Bell Post Hill has caused significant traffic delays. Emergency services are on the scene. Motorists are advised to avoid the area.
Perth fuel prices drop again, nearing pre-war levels
Perth motorists will see further fuel relief on Sunday as petrol prices edge closer to pre-Middle East war levels, with the average unleaded price falling to 180.6¢ per litre.
Wollongong Two-Up Strategies Revealed at Illawarra Hotel
Punters at the Illawarra Hotel in Wollongong have shared their unique two-up strategies ahead of Anzac Day, blending tradition and luck.
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Push for lower speed limits in built-up areas gains momentum
New research from Monash University shows 40km/h zones reduce crash injuries by 9.7% and pedestrian crashes by 23.8%, prompting renewed calls for lower speed limits in built-up areas.
5 Critical Steps After a Car Accident to Protect Your Rights
Learn the essential steps to take after a vehicle accident, from documenting the scene to seeking medical attention, to safeguard your health and legal rights.
Property market to top out in 3-6 months: analyst
An analyst predicts the Australian property market will peak within three to six months, but warns buyers shouldn't expect significant price drops.
Ute crashes with passenger trains spark rail safety warnings
Two separate ute crashes with passenger trains in SA and QLD have prompted renewed warnings about dangerous behaviour at rail crossings, with near-misses increasingly common.
John Hunter Nurses Protest Bed Funding Shortfall
Nurses at John Hunter Hospital highlight critical lack of funding for beds, demanding urgent government action to address patient overcrowding and staff shortages.
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Police Raid Illegal Tobacco Sellers Across Canberra
ACT Policing conducted a series of raids on illegal tobacco sellers across Canberra, seizing thousands of cigarettes and vapes in a major enforcement operation targeting the black market.
WA lifejacket checker app launched for boat skippers
New Lifejacket Checker app helps WA boat and jetski skippers choose correct lifejackets after 710 cautions last year, with 62% issued to personal water craft riders.
Joondalup Mayor Calls for Key Roads Review Amid Congestion
Joondalup Mayor Daniel Kingston urges Main Roads WA to conduct new traffic modelling to address congestion, safety, and 'rat running' on key arterial roads in Perth's northern suburbs.
No Change in Gas Tax Stance Despite Inquiry Calls
The federal government maintains its position on the gas tax despite calls from a parliamentary inquiry to reconsider the policy.
Extra Diesel Secured as Reserves Rise Above Pre-War Levels
The federal government and private industry have secured an additional 100 million litres of diesel, boosting reserves above pre-war levels. Trade Minister Don Farrell announced the milestone in Adelaide.
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AMIEU Secures $4/hr Pay Rise for Hunter Workers
The AMIEU wins a landmark case at Bartter Beresfield, boosting wages by $4 per hour for labour hire workers, proving deboning is integral to operations.
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