Dateline Resources Unveils Strong BFS for Colosseum Gold Project
Dateline Resources releases a bankable feasibility study for its Colosseum gold project, showing US$1.08B pre-tax cashflow and 49.5% IRR.
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$50m for Canberra-Sydney Rail in Federal Budget
The federal budget allocates $50 million to enhance the Canberra to Sydney rail service, aiming to improve travel times and reliability.
Nev Power Named Strike Energy CEO, Replacing Robertson
Nev Power, former Fortescue Metals Group CEO, has been appointed as the new chief executive of Strike Energy, succeeding Shelley Robertson who will step down after a transition period.
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Perth farm stay destroyed by early morning fire
A popular farm stay in Perth's south was severely damaged by a fire early Sunday. No injuries were reported, and police say the blaze is not suspicious.
Hughenden Housing Market Heats Up as Competition Grows
The Hughenden housing market is experiencing a surge in competition, with rising demand and limited supply driving up prices. Local agents report bidding wars and fast sales.
Traffic Chaos After Two-Car Crash Overturns Vehicle
A two-car collision on Ross River Road caused major delays, leaving one vehicle overturned. Emergency crews responded, and motorists were advised to avoid the area.
Aquascene Magnetic Island Named Top Aussie Attraction
Aquascene on Magnetic Island has been ranked among Australia's best attractions by Tripadvisor reviewers, celebrating its unique wildlife and stunning coastal setting.
Harry's Parlour: New Dive Cocktail Bar in Townsville
Harry's Parlour, a new dive-style cocktail bar, has opened in Townsville, offering a unique blend of retro charm and modern mixology.
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Next Gen Cattle Handlers Hone Skills for Show Season
Young cattle handlers in Townsville are sharpening their skills ahead of the show season, learning best practices in animal care and presentation.
Fuel Crisis Myths Scaring City Dwellers from Bush Trips
Experts debunk common fuel crisis myths that are discouraging city residents from traveling to rural areas, highlighting actual conditions and safety tips.
Inside The Docks: Townsville's $3M Floating Bar Opens
Townsville's newest attraction, The Docks, a $3 million floating bar on Ross Creek, has officially opened. The unique venue offers waterfront dining and entertainment.
Officeworks Slashes Prices on 400+ Items in New Sale Wave
Officeworks has permanently reduced prices on over 400 products in its second major price drop, offering savings on stationery, furniture, and workplace essentials for families and businesses.
Teen dies in Burakin crash
A 17-year-old boy died after his car crashed into a tree near Burakin, about 200km northeast of Perth. Police are investigating.
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Farmers Struggle as Cheap Vietnamese Pomelos Flood Market
Far North Queensland citrus growers are abandoning fruit to rot as cheap Vietnamese pomelo imports crash local prices, sparking industry concerns.
Light Rail Stage 1 Returned 50 Cents for Every Dollar Spent
A recent analysis reveals that Canberra's light rail Stage 1 returned only 50 cents for every dollar spent, sparking debate over the project's economic viability.
Safety Fears After Steel Pipe Falls at BlueScope Port Kembla
A steel pipe fell at BlueScope's Port Kembla site, sparking safety concerns. The incident occurred during a lifting operation, with no injuries reported. An investigation is underway.
NSW Farmers Slam Inland Rail Project Termination
NSW Farmers have strongly criticised the federal government's decision to scrap the Inland Rail project, warning it will hurt regional economies and supply chains.
CCTV in Newcastle: Privacy vs. Safety Debate
Recent discussions about installing CCTV in Newcastle highlight privacy concerns, but a UK documentary shows how CCTV helped solve a rape case, sparking debate.
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Bruce Brammall bought an investment property. Chalmers piles on pain
Bruce Brammall bought an investment property in the past decade. Now, Jim Chalmers is set to increase the pain for investors with new tax changes.
Older Business Owners: Work Test & Super Top-Up Guide
Learn how older small business owners can overcome the work test hurdle to continue topping up their superannuation and secure their retirement.
Perth Housing Market Set to Cool Down, Expert Warns
Industry veteran Nick Bruining warns Perth's red-hot housing market may be facing a winter chill, with signs of a slowdown emerging after years of rapid growth.
Geelong Firm Fined for Cardboard Fire Amid Bird Flu
AVGO Pty Ltd fined $15,000 for burning cardboard at a Geelong farm during the 2024 bird flu outbreak, violating CFA regulations.
Rio Tinto signs 30-year solar deal with Yindjibarndi
Rio Tinto has signed a 30-year power purchase agreement with Yindjibarndi Energy Corporation for the Jinbi solar farm in the Pilbara, just before the Federal Court rules on Fortescue's compensation battle with the Yindjibarndi.
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Rate rises squeeze Perth renters as supply falls and demand surges
Rising interest rates in Perth are worsening the rental crisis by boosting demand while constraining new apartment supply, with vacancy rates dropping to 2% and rents hitting $700 per week.
WA Budget 2026-27: $2B Housing Boost for New Homes
The 2026-27 WA State Budget includes a $2 billion joint investment to unlock thousands of new homes, with key infrastructure funding and support for first homebuyers.
REIWA warns no grounds terminations will worsen WA rental crisis
REIWA opposes the removal of no grounds terminations, warning it will reduce rental supply, increase costs, and hurt tenants in Western Australia.
Fake Google Reviews Scam Targets Small Businesses for Ransom
Scammers are exploiting Google reviews to extort small businesses, leaving fake one-star reviews and demanding payment to remove them. A removalist company in Bondi was targeted.
Seven-Storey Apartment Plan for Scarborough Esplanade (10.05.2026)
A seven-storey, 18-unit apartment complex has been proposed for a site near Scarborough Esplanade, replacing a 1960s building with modern three- and two-bedroom apartments.
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Port Kembla Sounds of Steel Festival Draws Thousands
Thousands flocked to Port Kembla for the Sounds of Steel Festival, celebrating the suburb's industrial heritage with music, art, and community spirit.
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