Worker Dies at Tanami Gold Mine in Northern Territory
A worker has been killed at the Tanami underground gold mine, 450km northwest of Alice Springs. Newmont, the site operator, has suspended all activities and expressed condolences.
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Investors Flock from Gold to Silver, Perth Mint Data Shows
Perth Mint data reveals a significant trend of investors moving from gold to silver, driven by growing hype for the cheaper metal's potential in early 2026.
Ardea Resources Gets $1b Debt for Nickel Build
Ardea Resources has received a $1 billion debt approval from Australian and US banks to fund its nickel project in Kalgoorlie, boosting the critical minerals sector.
WÜSTHOF Collaborates with Australian Chefs on Knives
German knife brand WÜSTHOF partners with chefs Darren Robertson and Magdalena Roze to launch the Artisan Series, featuring limited-edition knives with unique wood handles inspired by Provence.
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Two Rocks Over-50s Resort Gets Planning Approval
A major lifestyle resort for residents over 50 in Two Rocks has been cleared for final planning approval, marking a significant step forward for the development.
Newcastle CBD Graffiti Crisis Leaves Terrible Impression
Newcastle's central business district faces a graffiti epidemic, with business owners and residents expressing frustration over vandalism that creates a poor first impression for visitors. Council policies and community responses are under scrutiny.
ACT Fare Evasion Penalties to Start After Ticketing Fix
Fare evaders on Canberra's public transport will soon face penalties as the MyWay+ system reaches 99% reliability. Transport Minister Chris Steel outlines bus improvements and electric fleet expansion.
Canberra Company Fined $81k for Wage Theft, Future Breaches Feared
A Canberra electrical company and its director have been ordered to pay over $81,500 after underpaying workers. The court warned there remains a risk of future workplace law breaches.
Newcastle Office Market Grows with A-Grade Stock
Newcastle's office market is expanding with new high-quality spaces driving tenant interest, even as overall vacancy rates increase due to fresh supply entering the market.
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Wollongong Office Vacancies Fall Against National Trend
Wollongong's CBD office vacancy rate dropped to 13.4% in early 2026, bucking a national increase. The Illawarra region shows strong demand across all building grades.
Queens Park Apartments Plan: 16 Units Proposed
A development application for 16 two-bedroom apartments across two buildings at 228 Wharf Street in Queens Park has been lodged with the City of Canning, featuring sustainability and transport-focused design.
Rossmoyne Home Proposal Faces Four-Dwelling Concerns
A $4.6 million riverfront home proposal in Rossmoyne has been reopened for public comment amid concerns the two-dwelling design could accommodate four separate residences, violating local planning requirements.
New $2.9m Fremantle Fishing Harbour Facility Opens
A $2.9 million penholder facility with modern amenities has opened at Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour, featuring new bathrooms, kitchen, laundry, and improved public access as part of waterfront revitalisation.
CorePlan Gets $5M VC Funding for Mining Software Expansion
Perth-based mining software startup CorePlan secures $5 million from venture capitalist EVP to fuel global growth, doubling revenue and expanding its digital platform for drilling operations.
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Bedford Industries Sale Finalised, New Era for SA
The sale of Bedford Industries, a major South Australian disability employment provider, has been completed, marking a significant shift in the state's social enterprise landscape and promising fresh opportunities for workers with disabilities.
Treasurer Blames Feds for Whyalla Steelworks Sale Issues
South Australia's Treasurer has stated that any failure in the sale of the Whyalla steelworks is a federal problem, shifting accountability amid ongoing negotiations.
WA First Homebuyers Despair Amid Rate Hike and Soaring Prices
Despite a jump in loan applications after a deposit scheme, first homebuyers in Western Australia feel priced out as interest rates rise and competition intensifies.
Maryna Fewster Joins WA Tourism Board
Maryna Fewster, CEO of Seven West Media WA, is among three new commissioners appointed to the Tourism Western Australia board, aiming to boost the state's tourism to $25 billion by 2033.
First Home Buyer Loans Spike After Deposit Scheme Expansion
A significant increase in first home buyer loan applications has been recorded since the expanded deposit scheme was introduced in October, indicating strong market response.
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Bunnings Wins Appeal Over Facial Recognition for Store Crime
Bunnings has successfully appealed a ruling on its use of facial recognition technology to combat increasing store theft and violence, marking a significant development in retail security and privacy law.
Editorial: Rates Pain Could Get Even Worse
An editorial analysis warns that following the recent rates decision, Australia's economic conditions may deteriorate further, impacting households and businesses.
WorkSafe Probes Wyndham Hotel Over Teen's Rescue Swim
WorkSafe has launched an investigation into Club Wyndham hotel following a teenager's dramatic swim to rescue his family from a dangerous situation at the property.
Newcastle Food Month 2026 Line-up Revealed
Newcastle Food Month 2026 launches with a record program, featuring new signature events, 70 venues, and expanded partnerships, cementing its status as a premier regional food festival.
Vanadium Royalties Capped in WA Battery Push
The West Australian Government has introduced a royalty cap for vanadium, a little-known metal, to support the state's emerging vanadium battery sector and attract investment.
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Royal Caribbean's Discovery Class Ships and River Fleet Growth
Royal Caribbean Group announces its new Discovery class ships from 2029 and a major expansion of Celebrity River Cruises with 10 new vessels, reshaping ocean and river travel.
$250m St Martins Centre Revamp Plan for Perth
A major $250 million transformation plan has been unveiled for the St Martins Centre tower complex on Perth's iconic St Georges Terrace, promising a significant upgrade to the city's central business district.
New Coffee Window Opens on Beaufort St in Highgate
GroundPlan Coffee, an extension of Sarandis Design, has officially launched on the Beaufort St strip in Highgate, blending design and coffee culture with a community celebration.
Wiluna Mining Faces ASIC Probe During ASX Return
Wiluna Mining Corporation is navigating an ongoing ASIC investigation as it works to relist on the ASX, highlighting regulatory hurdles in its corporate revival.
Bunnings Sells $42k DIY Pods in Perth Housing Crisis
Bunnings now sells DIY pods and cabins costing up to $42,000, taking just two days to build, as Perth faces a severe housing shortage.
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Perth's St Martins Centre Set for $250m Luxury Revamp
A $250 million redevelopment plan for St Martins Centre on St Georges Terrace includes a luxury hotel, A-Grade offices, retail, and a potential public pool club, aiming to create a new city hub.
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