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Beetaloo wins free kick into Queensland liquids play
05 October 2026Beetaloo Energy Australia has secured a 25% Taroom Trough liquids stake in Queensland at zero upfront cost, adding optionality to its Northern Territory gas assets. -
ASX eyes gains as Wall Street climbs; Oil swings
05 October 2026US stocks closed higher after a couple of buyout announcements helped lift the market while oil prices fluctuated. -
Trump’s former press secretary Karoline Leavitt lands her next job
05 October 2026Karoline Leavitt has found her next role in a familiar place for former members of the president’s inner circle. She is heading to the Murdoch-owned Fox News. -
The ‘slaughter, pummel, smash or ram’ culture at ANZ exposed by a ‘hypocrite’
05 October 2026The resolution of a long-running case has come back to haunt the bank as a Federal Court justice bemoans the boozy, louche and sexist culture at ANZ’s trading floor just over a decade ago. -
‘Once it’s gone, it’s gone’: Home shopping network TVSN prepares to shut down
05 October 2026The shopping channel advertises hundreds of fashion, homewares and accessory items through Seven Network’s channels – but furious suppliers claim they have been left in the dark. -
Critical brings gold guns to Suriname hunt
05 October 2026Critical Resources has brought in specialists with wide on-the-ground experience to run a structural study of its new Suriname gold projects and fast-track target generation. -
Inside the building of a Boeing 737 – from scratch
05 October 2026The iconic jet, the backbone of Qantas and Virgin’s domestic fleets, has come under scrutiny in recent years over problems that have led to disasters and other safety incidents. -
Chinese EVs to reportedly attract tariffs in UK as demand picks up globally
05 October 2026The British government is reportedly working on measures to keep Chinese electric vehicles from swamping the market amid signs that higher fuel prices are luring buyers back to EVs. -
Accelerate clocks hefty 72m visual manganese zone in WA
05 October 2026Accelerate Resources has hit a 72m span of manganese at its project in WA’s Pilbara. The core will go to Perth for met testing to assess its direct shipping ore potential. -
King River jags shallow high-grade Murchison gold
05 October 2026King River Resources has confirmed shallow, high-grade gold at its new Mindoolah project in WA, with hits including 1m at 13.59g/t and 1m at 10.70g/t gold from a maiden drill campaign. -
Trump’s bluff is too late to save him
05 October 2026The US president has made a desperate move to lower fuel prices ahead of the US midterm elections but the relief, however, is likely to be short-lived. -
Sharemarket hands back early gains for a flat finish
05 October 2026Australian shares have traded flat after a stronger US dollar weighed on commodity prices, scuppering an early rally locally. -
KPMG Australia going cap in hand for $100m in loans
04 October 2026The consultancy is seeking to stop other big clients deserting the firm and keep partner pay at a higher level. -
Surcharge ban will leave some renters in the lurch
04 October 2026Many tenants could soon be forced into arrears, advocates warn, as a key rental payment platform closes its doors. -
Inside a billionaire’s paradise with crypto’s most powerful ex-convict
04 October 2026Cryptocurrency mogul Changpeng Zhao has gone from prison in the US to finding favour with a pair of powerful ruling families. One is a clan that runs the UAE and other is the Trumps. -
America’s billionaires are turning their backs on Trump
04 October 2026The US president’s loss of political momentum has given some of his backers the cover to start talking their mind. -
We are crusading against things that would keep us safe – like data centres
03 October 2026AI regulation will weaken us while data centres protect us. -
Steel, concrete and coffee: The new look for cyclists
03 October 2026MAAP’s new store features an organic-shaped lounge suite, coffee table stacked with books and magazines, espresso machine and a screen showing cycling races the world over. -
Rack and ruin: Australian fashion is going through its own spring cleaning
02 October 2026After Dion Lee, Seafolly and Betts Shoes, Cue and Veronika Maine are the latest to join a growing list of well-known fashion retailers or brands that no longer exist in their original form. -
Not OK, Boomers? The repercussions of a generation on its way out
02 October 2026Baby Boomers, who entered the world in an optimistic postwar birth rate explosion, are heading into their 80s and starting to exit the world.