TMK Energy Breaks Gas Record in Mongolia's Gurvantes Project
TMK Energy achieves a new daily gas production record at its Gurvantes XXXV coal seam gas project in Mongolia, driven by the stellar performance of well LF-07.
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Pacgold Readies SA White Dam Gold Mine for Re-Crush Operation
Pacgold is advancing plans to re-crush material at its White Dam heap leach gold mine in South Australia, aiming to unlock extra ounces and generate near-term cash flow with new equipment and strategic initiatives.
Newcastle Women Call on Men for Gender Equality
A group of Newcastle women is advocating for men to actively participate in achieving gender balance, highlighting the need for shared responsibility in both professional and domestic spheres.
ASX Plunges as Middle East Conflict Sparks Oil Price Surge
Australia's share market has experienced a sharp decline, with the ASX200 dropping over 4% due to escalating Middle East tensions and soaring oil prices, wiping billions in value.
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CPI at 3.8% Hides True Cost-of-Living Pressures
Australia's Consumer Price Index shows 3.8% inflation, but experts warn this figure fails to capture the full extent of cost-of-living pressures facing households nationwide.
Nelson Bay's New Five-Storey Development to Transform Area
A new five-storey development in Nelson Bay is set to transform the locale, featuring commercial and residential spaces to boost the local economy and community.
KitchenAid Sale: 30% Off at David Jones Until March 29
David Jones is hosting a massive KitchenAid sale with discounts up to 30% on premium stand mixers, food choppers, and toasters. The Artisan Tilt Head Stand Mixer drops to $697 from $1,099. Sale ends March 29, 2026.
Fortescue Starts WA's Biggest Solar Farm Construction
Fortescue Metals Group has launched construction on Western Australia's largest solar farm, a key step in its ambitious plan to achieve net-zero emissions by 2030.
Cafe Owner Faces Emotional Rollercoaster After Closure
Troy Simonsen, owner of Cafe 14, shares his emotional journey following the closure of his business, highlighting the personal toll on small business owners.
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Fuel Shortage Sparks Political Clash Over Panic Buying
A fiery debate erupted on Sunrise over Australia's fuel reserves, with Tanya Plibersek defending stockpiles while Barnaby Joyce blamed climate policies for shortages.
Secret Recording Reveals Cairns Tourism Funding Plot
A covert recording has surfaced, alleging a plot to misuse tourism funds in Cairns, sparking a major investigation into local government and business dealings.
Cairns Petrol Price Gouging Fears as Costs Hit $2/L
Cairns motorists face petrol price gouging concerns as fuel costs surge to $2 per litre, prompting calls for ACCC investigation and consumer vigilance.
Daintree Residents Stranded, Plead for Ferry Disaster Relief
Residents in the Daintree region are isolated after the ferry broke down, calling for urgent disaster relief to restore essential services and access.
Australian Shares Drop 3% on Iran War, Oil Surge
The Australian share market fell sharply by 3% as escalating tensions in Iran drove oil prices higher, impacting investor confidence and global markets.
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Twelve Apostles Entry Fee Announced for Visitor Centre
International and local visitors will pay an entry fee for the new Twelve Apostles Visitor Experience Centre, with fees determined after community consultation. Local residents and Indigenous community members are exempt.
Kalamunda Council Seeks Input on Secret Harry Potter Event
The City of Kalamunda is calling for public submissions on a proposal to lease 15 hectares of Jorgensen Park for a mystery event, widely believed to be a Harry Potter-themed attraction, sparking community debate over environmental and transparency concern
Telephone Answering Queues: Bad Customer Service
Gary Martin argues that long hold times and frustrating phone queues are a drain on time and patience, urging consumers to reject poor service.
Alternative Method Proposed to Measure True Cost of Living
Economist Marian L. Tupy introduces a novel approach to calculating the cost of living, challenging traditional metrics with data-driven insights.
Trump's 'Might Is Right' Reshapes Global Oil Reserves
Former US President Donald Trump's assertive policies are influencing global oil reserves, with geopolitical shifts and market dynamics under scrutiny.
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ACTU Seeks Five Weeks Annual Leave for Australian Workers
The Australian Council of Trade Unions is pushing for a new policy to increase annual leave from four to five weeks, aiming to enhance worker well-being and productivity.
Doctor's Cabin Pressure Pain Emergency on Flight
A doctor shares his harrowing experience with severe sinus pain during a flight, caused by cabin pressure changes, and how pilot intervention saved him from agony.
Newcastle Council Identifies Sites for Affordable Housing Boost
The City of Newcastle has pinpointed multiple strategic locations across the municipality to significantly increase the supply of affordable housing, addressing a critical shortage in the region.
Superannuation Caps Locked In: Key Changes for Your Money
Superannuation contribution caps have been officially locked in, bringing significant changes for savers. Learn how this impacts your retirement planning and financial strategies.
SA Tourism Wins Big at National Awards
South Australian tourism businesses have achieved remarkable success at the prestigious national awards, highlighting their excellence in hospitality and innovation.
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Minda CFO Hannah Murphy on Finance and Leadership
Hannah Murphy, CFO of Minda, discusses her career journey, financial strategies, and leadership philosophy in an exclusive interview.
Labor to Crack Down on Fuel Price Gouging
The Labor government unveils new measures to combat fuel price gouging, aiming to protect consumers from unfair pricing practices at petrol stations nationwide.
Calls for Australia to Halt Fuel Exports Over Middle East Crisis
Amid escalating Middle East tensions, experts urge the Australian government to prioritize domestic fuel supply by halting exports to stabilize prices and support households.
Rate Cuts Fail to Ease Housing Crisis, Buyers Worse Off
Despite RBA interest rate cuts in 2025, mortgage stress persists across Australian capitals, with first-home buyers facing higher costs as inflation rises and rates hike again.
Perth Growth Corridors Show Construction Promise in Housing Market
Construction levels are rising in Perth's key growth areas, offering relief in the housing supply crisis. The UDIA WA Urban Development Index reveals varying sales and price trends across Wanneroo, Swan, Armadale, and Rockingham.
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Downsizing Stamp Duty Concessions Gain Momentum in WA
REIWA calls for a $10,000 stamp duty concession for downsizers in Western Australia, citing barriers like high costs and demographic shifts. Learn how this could benefit seniors and the property market.
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