Worker Dies in Bulldozer Accident at Port of Brisbane
A tragic workplace incident at the Port of Brisbane has claimed a worker's life after a bulldozer rolled over at a cement facility. Emergency services responded early Friday morning.
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TransPerth Adds Services for Ed Sheeran Perth Concerts
TransPerth schedules extra trains and buses for Ed Sheeran's two Optus Stadium shows, offering free transport to ticket holders and urging fans to plan ahead for busy services.
Newcastle Airport Seeks Expansion After Record Passenger Growth
Newcastle Airport has submitted a co-investment proposal to the NSW government for new flight routes, following a record quarter with over 340,000 passengers and plans for expanded international services.
NSW May Add Anzac Day Holiday for Weekend Dates
The NSW government is examining whether to introduce an extra public holiday when Anzac Day falls on a weekend, aligning with some other states but facing business opposition over costs.
Balga NDIS Housing Approved Despite Opposition
A $5 million NDIS housing project in Balga has been approved despite opposition from a local councillor who raised concerns about anti-social behaviour.
Premier1 Locks Up Key WA Gold Land in Strategic Move
ASX-listed gold junior Premier1 has secured 100% ownership of a 266sq km gold package in WA's Yalgoo greenstone belt, positioning itself between mining giants Ramelius and Capricorn as gold prices surge.
Avondale's Five-Acre Gated Estate Sanctuary for Sale
A remarkable five-acre property at 4 Mountain View Terrace in Avondale's exclusive Cedars Estate is listed for auction, offering a secluded lifestyle with modern amenities and proximity to urban conveniences.
Family to Visit K'gari After Teen's Tragic Death
The parents of Piper James, a Canadian teen found dead on K'gari beach, will travel to Queensland next week for a smoking ceremony before repatriating her body to Canada.
PLS Evaluates Restart of Pilbara Lithium Plant as Winter Ends
Pilbara Minerals is assessing the restart of its Ngungaju processing facility at Pilgangoora, joining WA lithium miners in resuming production amid a market recovery.
WIN Network to Acquire NBN Television in Regional Media Deal
WIN Network has entered an agreement to acquire NBN Television from Nine Entertainment Co, promising to maintain local news coverage across northern NSW and the Gold Coast.
Cairns Man Loses Car and Boat Licences for Drink-Driving
A Cairns fitter and turner has been disqualified from driving both a car and a boat after separate drink-driving incidents, highlighting the serious legal consequences of operating vehicles under the influence in Queensland.
Economic Pressures Mount for Albanese and Trump
Rising inflation in Australia and strong US growth create contrasting economic challenges for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and President Donald Trump as both face political pressure.
Gelato Messina and Lazy Moes Opening in Central Geelong
Two popular Australian brands, Gelato Messina and Lazy Moes, are set to open new outlets in central Geelong, boosting the city's retail and dining scene with their unique offerings.
Lot.100 Adelaide Hills: The Ultimate Multi-Purpose Venue
Lot.100 in Adelaide Hills defies simple definition, blending cellar door, restaurant, brewery, and wedding venue into one versatile destination for all occasions.
SA's Lowest-Paid Workers Secure Landmark Pay Deal
South Australia's Premier Peter Malinauskas announces a long-awaited pay deal for the state's lowest-paid public servants, responding to union pressure and protests outside parliament.
West End Cocktail Bar to Close After 15 Years
A cherished West End hospitality institution is set to close its doors permanently, marking the end of an era for cocktail enthusiasts and locals in Adelaide.
Half Share in Adelaide Shopping Centre for Sale
A significant 50% stake in one of Adelaide's largest shopping centres is now on the market, attracting interest from major investors and reshaping the retail landscape in South Australia.
Egypt's Tourism: Animals Suffer Behind Postcard Images
Jill Barton exposes how Egypt's tourism industry conceals animal cruelty behind picturesque scenes, urging ethical travel reforms and awareness.
Borrowers Warned of Up to Four Rate Hikes This Year
Australian home borrowers are being advised to prepare for potential interest rate increases, with experts warning of up to four hikes expected throughout 2026.
Inflation and Rates: Key Moment for Chalmers
As inflation pressures mount and interest rate hikes loom, Treasurer Jim Chalmers faces a pivotal economic test that could define his tenure and impact Australian households.
WA Green Energy Roll-Out Amid Easing Power Price Pressure
WA Energy Minister Amber-Jade Sanderson promotes the state's renewable energy transition, with signs that power price pressures are beginning to ease for consumers.
Queensland Gold Hunt: Gold Fields and Great Southern Reload
Gold Fields Limited is set to resume drilling at Great Southern Mining's Edinburgh Park project in north Queensland after the wet season, focusing on the promising Mt Dillon prospect with large-scale gold potential.
Queensland Cattle Station Evacuated Due to Flooding
A massive cattle station in Queensland has been evacuated as rising floodwaters swamp the property, forcing family and staff to flee to safety amid severe weather conditions.
Ora Banda Greenlights $63M for WA Gold Growth
Ora Banda Mining commits $63 million to boost processing, mining, and infrastructure at its Davyhurst gold project in Western Australia, targeting increased production capacity.
Golden Dragon Consolidates WA Goldfield into Cue Project
Golden Dragon Mining has consolidated 600 square kilometres of underexplored tenure in Western Australia's Murchison Goldfields into the Cue gold project, aiming for new discoveries.
Venus Metals Strategic Review Targets WA Mineral Assets
Venus Metals Corporation has launched a formal strategic review of its Western Australian mineral assets, engaging Sydney-based amicaa Advisors to explore options for maximizing shareholder value.
Fisheries Minister Welcomes Inquiry Into Fishing Ban Science
Western Australia's Fisheries Minister Jackie Jarvis has publicly welcomed a parliamentary inquiry into the scientific evidence supporting recent fishing restrictions, stating she has nothing to hide.
Aussie Dollar Hits 3-Year High on RBA Rate Hike Fears
The Australian dollar has climbed to its highest level in three years, driven by expectations of an RBA interest rate hike and US political uncertainty under President Trump.
ACCC Extends Review of Coles' Kalgoorlie Acquisition
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has announced it requires further time to review Coles' proposed acquisition of a supermarket and liquor site in Kalgoorlie, raising questions about market competition.
WA Lithium Stocks Fall on Supply Glut Fears
Shares in Western Australian lithium companies MinRes, Liontown, and IGO have tumbled sharply following announcements of plans to significantly boost production, raising concerns about a potential oversupply in the global market.
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