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‘I’m stoked’: Change of fortune for village pub as new owner vows to revive it
Sep 10, 2026

‘I’m stoked’: Change of fortune for village pub as new owner vows to revive it

Clifton Hill’s Royal Hotel has been snapped up for $5.51 million by a local publican keen to reopen the local favourite.


Fancy a Sydney ferry for $2.5m? Floating harbour restaurant for sale
Sep 10, 2026

Fancy a Sydney ferry for $2.5m? Floating harbour restaurant for sale

The heritage-listed ferry, converted into a floating restaurant, is docked at Berrys Bay near McMahons Point.


Can someone ‘please explain’ One Nation’s messaging muddle?
Sep 10, 2026

Can someone ‘please explain’ One Nation’s messaging muddle?

One Nation is riding high in the polls, but Pauline Hanson just can’t seem to get her team’s messaging in order.


Early access to super benefits one group. You’re probably not a part of it
Sep 10, 2026

Early access to super benefits one group. You’re probably not a part of it

One Nation’s latest policy could benefit a small club of people. Some Australians might believe that includes them.


When did we become so concerned about trivial things at work?
Sep 10, 2026

When did we become so concerned about trivial things at work?

Two colleagues sometimes come into the office after 9am and the office is grumbling – for no good reason.


She lost her sight. Her Wall Street billionaire father bet on a daring new treatment
Sep 10, 2026

She lost her sight. Her Wall Street billionaire father bet on a daring new treatment

Bill Ackman’s life was upended in February when his 26-year-old daughter collapsed in her Brooklyn apartment. So he made a $556 million pledge.


Miners and banks send ASX tumbling as oil prices, bond yields rise
Sep 10, 2026

Miners and banks send ASX tumbling as oil prices, bond yields rise

The Australian sharemarket has slumped to a fresh six-week low as crude oil traded above $US100 a barrel amid further escalation in the US war with Iran.


Australia softens local gas supply rules, easing fears in Asia
Sep 10, 2026

Australia softens local gas supply rules, easing fears in Asia

Labor has softened new laws designed to hold back more gas for Australian buyers after talks with producers and pressure from key Asian trade partners.


Critical Resources battery tech holds firm in month-long test
Sep 10, 2026

Critical Resources battery tech holds firm in month-long test

Critical Resources’ battery tech powered through a one-month cycling test, with its full-format cell retaining 75% capacity, a key de-risking step for its solvent-free process.


Kuniko chases depth in growing NSW gold-silver system
Sep 10, 2026

Kuniko chases depth in growing NSW gold-silver system

Promising visuals from Kuniko Limited’s latest drilling have expanded its Silica Hill prospect in NSW, potentially stretching the mineralisation an extra 100m at depth.


New 3km Cowza look-alike fires up Gateway WA gold hunt
Sep 10, 2026

New 3km Cowza look-alike fires up Gateway WA gold hunt

Gateway Mining has defined a new 3km gold target at its Yandal project, a dead ringer for its Cowza discovery. With over $60m in cash, drilling starts next month.


Trump’s ‘top bond salesman’ is getting a reality check
Sep 10, 2026

Trump’s ‘top bond salesman’ is getting a reality check

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has a strategy for capping US bond yields. It’s not working.


English Premier League remains on Stan in $800m rights deal
Sep 10, 2026

English Premier League remains on Stan in $800m rights deal

Nine’s streaming service has extended its deal with the English Premier League to continue broadcasting the world’s most popular sports competition until 2034.


Ever feel like you’re being watched at work? You probably are
Sep 10, 2026

Ever feel like you’re being watched at work? You probably are

Employers are increasingly using some form of monitoring of their workers’ performance.


Sacked journalist Mahmood Fazal drops Fair Work case against the ABC
Sep 10, 2026

Sacked journalist Mahmood Fazal drops Fair Work case against the ABC

Fazal, who worked for the public broadcaster’s flagship investigative program Four Corners, was sacked in May after a lengthy leave of absence.


Australian cars stolen for parts to sell to Iran and Russia, insurers say
Sep 9, 2026

Australian cars stolen for parts to sell to Iran and Russia, insurers say

With Melbourne the epicentre of car theft in Australia, insurers believe stolen vehicles are being dismantled for parts and sold in sanctioned Iran and Russia.


ASX dips as oil hovers near $US100; Austal jumps on $1.9b bid
Sep 9, 2026

ASX dips as oil hovers near $US100; Austal jumps on $1.9b bid

Rising oil prices have worsened worries about the high inflation weighing on consumers and companies with the Reserve Bank under increasing pressure to raise rates.


‘The sites are ready’: Power giant wants AI data centres built at its coal plants
Sep 9, 2026

‘The sites are ready’: Power giant wants AI data centres built at its coal plants

The owner of the Yallourn power station in Victoria and the Mt Piper plant in NSW says retiring coal sites are the perfect fit for new data centres.


Flagship ups copper stakes in Canada as red metal soars
Sep 9, 2026

Flagship ups copper stakes in Canada as red metal soars

Record copper prices, Canadian mining reforms and heavyweight neighbours have put Flagship Minerals’ billion-tonne-scale Whipsaw project in the spotlight.


Patriot locks up five-year access for massive Peruvian silver hunt
Sep 9, 2026

Patriot locks up five-year access for massive Peruvian silver hunt

Patriot Resources has secured a 5yr community deal in Peru to greenlight drilling at its Tassa silver project, host to a huge 559 to 774Moz silver-equivalent exploration target.


Why some employers are paying extra for ‘human’ skills
Sep 9, 2026

Why some employers are paying extra for ‘human’ skills

Some companies are rating staff on their use of AI, while others say graduates lack “soft skills”. What are young jobseekers to do?


Auric adds 102koz shovel-ready gold kicker to WA Coolgardie ambitions
Sep 9, 2026

Auric adds 102koz shovel-ready gold kicker to WA Coolgardie ambitions

Auric Mining has snapped up its Union Jack gold project near Coolgardie, WA, in a cash-and-scrip deal to bolt on an extra 102,000 ounces of shovel-ready resources, just a stone’s throw from its Burbanks mill.


Golden Dragon breathes fire with high-grade WA gold hits
Sep 9, 2026

Golden Dragon breathes fire with high-grade WA gold hits

Golden Dragon has struck high-grade gold at its WA Behring Bore. A new lode landed 4m at 6.98g/t gold, with re-assays from nearby Coodardy hitting up to 59.2g/t gold.


Forrestania inks gold purchase pacts for WA production hubs
Sep 9, 2026

Forrestania inks gold purchase pacts for WA production hubs

Forrestania Resources has locked in a major ore purchase agreement and key supply deals for its Lake Johnston and Edna May gold hubs as it marches towards production in WA.


Gateway banks $45M to unleash monster WA gold drill-out
Sep 9, 2026

Gateway banks $45M to unleash monster WA gold drill-out

Gateway Mining has secured a huge $45m raise to fast-track drilling at its Yandal gold project in WA after a significant high-grade discovery at its emerging Cowza prospect.


As Trump’s Iran war drags on, we’re facing the next oil crunch
Sep 9, 2026

As Trump’s Iran war drags on, we’re facing the next oil crunch

The US Navy has allowed some oil to transit the crucial Strait of Hormuz waterway, but not enough to stop oil prices rising.


‘Where’s Karl?’ Podcast falls silent as advertising deal ends
Sep 9, 2026

‘Where’s Karl?’ Podcast falls silent as advertising deal ends

Karl Stefanovic’s followers have begun leaving comments on his social media accounts after his podcast did not upload any new content for more than two weeks.


Work ageism is not getting any better, so I’ve decided to take matters into my own hands
Sep 8, 2026

Work ageism is not getting any better, so I’ve decided to take matters into my own hands

I reckon getting older in the workforce is actually about noticing gaps and filling them before anyone gives you permission to.


‘Ferris Bueller gone bad’: The 22-year-old who went on a spending spree after stealing $339 million
Sep 8, 2026

‘Ferris Bueller gone bad’: The 22-year-old who went on a spending spree after stealing $339 million

Malone Lam pleaded guilty to teaming up with friends to steal bitcoin before using the proceeds to buy a fleet of sports cars, rent mansions in Miami and spend millions at nightclubs, including $US569,000 in one night in Los Angeles.


Fiji Airways to feed tourism boom through Western Sydney Airport
Sep 8, 2026

Fiji Airways to feed tourism boom through Western Sydney Airport

The airline will be the sixth carrier to commit to flying from the new airport. Across town, Sydney Airport will welcome EgyptAir in 2027.


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