Boxing Day Sales Set to Hit Record $1.3 Billion Despite Cost-of-Living Pressures
Australians forecast to spend record $1.3bn on Boxing Day, up 1.8% from last year, despite cost-of-living pressures and economic challenges.
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Pearl Skyscraper Project Revived By New Owners In South Perth
Two former navy engineers revive stalled $180m Pearl high-rise in South Perth, with design changes and a new deadline.
China Warns Australia 55% Beef Tariffs Could Apply Within Days
China warns Australia 55% beef tariffs could apply within days as quota nearly reached, impacting trade.
Sendle Shuts Down Leaving Customers And Jobs In Limbo
Australian courier service Sendle abruptly shuts down, leaving small businesses scrambling and thousands of jobs in limbo.
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Illawarra Development Boom: New Housing and Commercial Plans Unveiled
Illawarra sees new development proposals including townhouses, apartments, and a supermarket, with several projects advancing after court actions.
Horizon Hits Bonanza Gold Grades at Coolgardie's Burbanks
Horizon Minerals reports bonanza gold grades up to 396.6 g/t at Burbanks project, with infill drilling advancing towards resource upgrade.
Australia Day Bottle Shop Hours: Major Retailers Open but Hours Vary
Major bottle shops Dan Murphy's, BWS, Liquorland open Australia Day, but hours vary; some stores closed in Qld and WA.
Peter Checkland obituary: Soft systems pioneer dies at 95
Peter Checkland, founder of soft systems methodology in management, has died aged 95. His work transformed how organisations approach complex human problems.
Canberra Property: South-West Soars, Inner-North Values Drop
New data shows Canberra's south-west property market surged over 18% in the past year, while inner-north values declined by 2.5%, highlighting a shift in buyer preferences.
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Labor Passes Biggest Tax Reforms in 25 Years: Bennett
The Albanese government has passed the most significant tax reforms in 25 years, according to Ebony Bennett, with changes affecting income tax, superannuation, and multinational tax.
Bid for New Tapping Shopping Centre with IGA and Childcare
A new neighbourhood shopping centre proposed for Tapping features an IGA supermarket, childcare centre, and other tenancies. Plans include 5000sqm floor area and 192 parking bays.
Farming's Downsides: A Moving Account of Rural Crisis
A poignant new account reveals the harsh realities of modern farming, including mental health struggles, financial strain, and environmental degradation affecting rural communities.
Americans Disgusted by Trump's Crypto Promotion
A new poll reveals 62% of Americans disapprove of Donald Trump's promotion of cryptocurrency, viewing it as unethical and harmful to investors.
Fulham Negotiate for Summerville from West Ham
Fulham have opened negotiations to sign West Ham winger Crysencio Summerville, with a potential £25m deal. The 24-year-old Dutchman joined West Ham last year but struggled for regular starts.
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London Car Club Vehicles Removed as Zipcar Exits
Zipcar has removed its fleet from London car clubs, leaving thousands of members without access and raising concerns about urban mobility.
Canada Alberta Pipeline Gets Final Approval Amid Controversy
Canada's federal government has granted final approval for the contentious Alberta pipeline expansion, a project expected to boost oil exports by 590,000 barrels per day but facing strong environmental opposition.
Labor Gambling Crackdown Faces Widespread Discontent
Almost no one is satisfied with Labor's gambling reforms, with critics urging Albanese to get tough on the industry.
Property Market Shift Gives First-Home Buyers Cold Feet
First-home buyers are retreating from Australia's property market as prices surge and competition from investors intensifies, new data shows.
Canberra Suburbs Hit by Rising Power Outages Amid Winter Demand Surge
Canberra suburbs see increased power outages this winter due to record electricity demand and cold weather, impacting businesses like Alex Royds' cafe.
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Kmart Returns to Charlestown Square After 15-Year Absence
Kmart reopens at Charlestown Square after 15 years, with new Adidas and W Cosmetics stores coming before Christmas.
DroneShield Directors Offload $70 Million in Shares
DroneShield's CEO, chairman, and director sold shares worth $70 million, sparking governance concerns and a stock slide.
BHP Walks Away From Anglo American Takeover Bid
BHP ends takeover talks with Anglo American; ASX 200 gains 1.3% on Fed rate cut hopes; ASIC flags private credit regulation needs.
Rio Tinto Pauses $215m BioIron Plant, Invests $35m in Green Iron Demo
Rio Tinto pauses $215m BioIron plant, invests $35m in Calix's green iron demo in WA, aiming for zero-emission steelmaking.
Glue Store Shuts Down Nationwide After $8.4m Loss
Glue Store closes permanently after $8.4m loss, joining a wave of Australian retail collapses amid economic slowdown.
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China's New Beef Tariff Could Cost Australian Industry $1 Billion
China's new 55% tariff on beef imports exceeding quotas could cost Australian industry $1 billion, says meat body.
Familiar Faces to Run New Foreshore Park Kiosk
Thomas and Nova Carias-Cox of Sunnyboy Kiosk will run the new Foreshore Park kiosk, opening in January with family-friendly food and coffee.
Bonanza Gold Hits Supercharge Ora Banda's WA Mine Plans
Ora Banda Mining reports bonanza-grade gold hits at Waihi, accelerating plans for a third underground mine and resource upgrade.
North Sea Jazz Festival at 50: Keeping Jazz's Golden Age Alive
As the North Sea jazz festival celebrates its 50th anniversary, musicians and organisers share memories and explain why jazz isn't dead.
UK Summer Bookings Jump as Britons Ditch Overseas Holidays
UK summer holiday bookings surge over 30% as Britons opt for staycations due to rising costs abroad, according to industry data.
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Perth Airport Revamps International Precinct for Winter Rush
Perth Airport expects up to 50,000 passengers daily during winter holidays, unveiling 14 new food, beverage and retail outlets in T1 departure lounge.
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