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Embattled salmon industry launches advertising blitz amid calls to shut down
A new advertising campaign featuring the stories of workers adjacent to Tasmania’s fish farming industry is launched amid calls for the sector to be shut down. Source link
Job cuts spark calls for WA's struggling coal miners to merge
As the fallout continues from Premier Coal’s decision to cut up to 100 jobs from its Collie workforce, calls grow for it to be merged with Griffin Coal. Source link
Travel giant's $240m overcharging scandal balloons to claims of fake agreements
Brisbane-based Corporate Travel Management has detailed a laundry list of concerns about a ballooning scandal, including reliance on potentially fake documents. Source link
ASX tumbles as Cochlear shares crash 40pc to 10-year low — as it happened
One of Australia’s biggest companies, Cochlear, has rattled investors by slashing its profit outlook, while the broader market drops. Source link
What life is like for those trapped on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz
For months seafarers have been stranded in the Strait of Hormuz, tanker captain Raman Kapoor is speaking out about the fears and uncertainty of his crew. Source link
Workers to be axed, production slowed at one of WA's last coal mines
Premier Coal confirms job losses at its Collie operation, with workers set to be informed of the details. Source link
Woolworths's 'Prices Dropped' promotion broke guidelines, court hears
The consumer watchdog has taken Woolworths to court, claiming shoppers weren’t receiving genuine discounts on hundreds of items. Source link
What to know about new CEO of one of world's biggest tech companies
The new CEO of Apple will be tasked with catching up in the AI race and continuing the company’s legacy as a dominating force in the technology world. Source link
As flight options shrink, this regional city is hoping for a return to rail
Trains stopped coming to Mount Gambier decades ago, but with fewer flights, locals want them back. Source link
Residents urged to stay in as burnt battery product may react with forecast rain
Emergency services say a fire at the Li-ion Energy site in Maddington in Perth’s south-east — the biggest blaze of its kind in WA’s history — will be reviewed to inform future responses to lithium battery fires. Source link