ACTU's Five Weeks Leave Plan Questioned in Flat Economy
The ACTU's push for five weeks of annual leave faces scrutiny as economists warn it could strain businesses in a sluggish economy, sparking debate over work-life balance and productivity.
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Fremantle Tourism Committee Targets Business Revival with Action Plan
Fremantle Chamber of Commerce launches tourism committee to boost foot traffic and support local businesses struggling with vacancies and economic challenges.
Sabrina Hahn: Grow Desert Lime in Western Australia
Learn how to cultivate the resilient desert lime, or Citrus glauca, in Western Australia. This native Australian citrus thrives in harsh conditions, offering high vitamin C and unique flavor for gardens and pots.
Three Regional Innovators Named Agrifutures Finalists
Three regional trailblazers have been selected as finalists in the Agrifutures awards, recognizing their innovative contributions to agriculture and rural communities.
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40 Under 40 Awards Build Lifelong Professional Networks
InDaily's 40 Under 40 Awards are more than just recognition; they create lasting collaborations and influence, as alumni Tim Chia and Kristian Roocke from Lutheran Homes Group demonstrate.
Minister Defends Festival Tower Two as Adelaide Investment
Planning Minister Nick Champion disputes claims about Festival Tower Two, stating it will strengthen Adelaide's civic heart and corrects misinformation on payments.
Unions Push for 5 Weeks' Leave as Overwork Issues Loom
Australian unions advocate for increased annual leave entitlements, but experts question if an extra week off can solve deeper cultural problems of overwork and burnout in the workforce.
Adelaide Real Estate Directors Face Illegal Cashback Allegations
Directors of an Adelaide real estate agency are accused of running an illegal cashback scheme, with ASIC launching an investigation into potential breaches of consumer law.
SA Braces for War Fallout with $630M Export Warning
South Australia's economy is under pressure as Middle East conflict disrupts trade, with agricultural exports worth $630 million at risk and inflation warnings issued by local economists.
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Labor's Industrial Land and Housing Pattern Book Plan
Labor announces new policies to develop employment land in Adelaide's north and introduce a pattern book to accelerate housing construction, focusing on construction as a key election promise.
Fossil Fuels' Secret Role in Daily Life Revealed
A new report uncovers how oil and gas are embedded in daily routines, from food to transport, highlighting their pervasive impact beyond energy.
Schwartz Confident on Newcastle Post Office Approvals Before Deadline
Developer Jerry Schwartz expresses optimism about obtaining necessary approvals for the Newcastle Post Office redevelopment ahead of the Development Application deadline, citing ongoing discussions with authorities.
Australia's First Solar Wafer Factory Fast-Tracked in QLD
The federal government has expedited approval for Australia's inaugural solar wafer manufacturing facility in Queensland, marking a major step in domestic renewable energy production.
Townsville Council Area Business Liquidations in March
A detailed report reveals several business liquidations in the Townsville council area for March 4, highlighting local economic challenges and corporate restructuring.
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Novati Constructions Owes 52 Creditors Up to $50M
Administrators reveal Novati Constructions, a NSW construction firm, owes up to $50 million to 52 creditors, highlighting financial distress in the sector.
Hunter Valley Property Buyers Dominated by Sydney's North
A new report reveals that two-thirds of property buyers in the Hunter Valley are now from Sydney's northern suburbs, driven by affordability and lifestyle changes.
Novati Constructions Collapses, Owes $50M to 52 Creditors
Administrators reveal Novati Constructions in NSW has entered voluntary administration, owing up to $50 million to 52 creditors, including subcontractors and suppliers.
Sydney's North Dominates Hunter Valley Property Market
Two-thirds of Hunter Valley property buyers now come from Sydney's north, driven by affordability, lifestyle changes, and remote work trends reshaping regional real estate.
AI 'Honey Pot' Bots Fight Scammers for Telco
A major telco is using AI-powered bots to divert scam calls, wasting fraudsters' time while collecting valuable intelligence to enhance fraud prevention efforts.
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Novati Constructions Owes $50M to 52 Creditors in NSW
Administrators reveal Novati Constructions in NSW owes up to $50 million to 52 creditors, highlighting financial struggles in the construction sector.
Sydney's North Fuels Hunter Valley Property Boom
Two-thirds of Hunter Valley property buyers now come from Sydney's north, driven by affordability, lifestyle changes, and remote work trends, reshaping the regional real estate market.
Lemitech Fined $325,000 Over Fatal Safety Failures
Lemitech Pty Ltd has been fined $325,000 for serious safety breaches that resulted in a worker's death. The court found the company failed to provide adequate training and supervision.
Funding Spat Over Cottesloe Apartment Project Hits Court
A legal battle has erupted in the WA Supreme Court over funding for the Sea Pines apartment development in Cottesloe, highlighting tensions in Perth's property sector.
Bunnings Trolley Hits Car in Adelaide, Sparks Courtesy Debate
A runaway shopping trolley at a Bunnings store in Adelaide caused significant damage to a parked SUV after a gust of wind sent it flying across the car park, highlighting issues with trolley etiquette.
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Kalamazoo Names Andrew McDougall CEO for Gold Project
Kalamazoo Resources appoints Andrew McDougall as CEO to lead its Ashburton gold project in Western Australia, leveraging his 25+ years of mining expertise.
Middle East Conflict Poses Major Threat to Australia's Food Security
Australian farmers express grave concerns as Middle East conflict disrupts vital fertiliser shipments, potentially causing catastrophic impacts on food production and prices nationwide.
Southern Hemisphere Drills for Monster Copper Porphyry in Chile
Joint venture partners FMR Resources and Southern Hemisphere Mining have launched a fourth deep diamond drill hole at their Llahuin copper-gold project in Chile, using refined geological data to target what could be a significant porphyry system core.
Bulli Pass Closure for Road Repairs in March
Bulli Pass will be closed in both directions for two days in March for essential maintenance, including road repairs and resurfacing. Detours via Lawrence Hargrave Drive or the M1 Princes Motorway will be in place, with motorists advised to allow extra tr
Dynamic Metals Deep Drilling Widgiemooltha Gold-Copper
Dynamic Metals has initiated a four-hole diamond drilling program at its Cognac West prospect near Widgiemooltha, Western Australia, targeting deeper gold and copper mineralisation with government co-funding.
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Noronex Gets $1.25M from Namibia Copper Sale
Noronex Limited receives a $1.25 million payment from the sale of its non-core Witvlei copper project in Namibia, boosting exploration funds for higher-priority targets.
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