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Stink bomb attack planners taken to court by energy giant Woodside
Energy giant Woodside has taken climate activists to court in a bid to unmask the conspirators behind a stink-bomb protest that forced the evacuation of its Perth headquarters. Source link
Transgender woman's 'humiliating' experience with major corporations
What should have been a quick process of updating personal details left Laura Mitchell “insulted” and “humiliated” by the country’s largest institutions. Source link
Smelter closure devastates Tasmanian community
Australia’s only manganese smelter is ceasing operations, leaving more than 200 employees without work in northern Tasmania. Source link
Group including sawmillers calls for end to Tasmania's old-growth logging
A coalition of conservationists, artists and forest industry figures wants an end to old-growth logging in Tasmania but major environmental groups have distanced themselves from the “shared vision statement”, saying it does not go far enough. Source link
19-year coal mine extension would save 1,500 jobs, hearing told
A proposed extension to a major NSW coal mine has been slammed by climate activists, despite strong support from the local community. Source link
BHP hits production record prior to landmark industrial action
As hundreds of BHP workers prepare to down tools in a landmark strike, the miner has revealed its highest-ever levels of iron ore production. Source link
Australia's only manganese smelter to close immediately
The Liberty Bell Bay manganese smelter in northern Tasmania will close immediately after administrators failed to find a buyer for the former GFG Alliance asset. Source link
ASX flat as SpaceX shares see $1 trillion wiped — as it happened
The Aussie share market ended the day steady as SpaceX shares see more than $1 trillion wiped from its highs. Source link
Researchers develop laser technology to test drinks for methanol
Adelaide University researchers have developed a way to use lasers to test closed alcohol bottles for methanol, which kills hundreds of people every year. Source link
Telstra and telco regulator prepare for grilling over widespread outage
Telstra prepares for a grilling in parliament about the recent network outage that disrupted Australia, with the communications regulator also set to face tough questions. Source link