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Perth's Cottesloe revamp to go ahead but warning more funding needed
An oceanfront redevelopment at Perth’s iconic Cottesloe Beach will go ahead with $15 million in funding, but the mayor says more financial assistance is needed from the state government to complete the project. Source link
Recent fall in auction clearance rates could be good news for first home buyers
Negative sentiment around the property sector has started to make its way into the marketplace since the federal budget, but real estate experts say it may prove to be good news for first-home buyers. Source link
Recent fall in auction clearance rates could be good news for first home buyers
Negative sentiment around the property sector has started to make its way into the marketplace since the federal budget, but real estate experts say it may prove to be good news for first-home buyers. Source link
Export name change coming for Australian prosecco
Australia is the only country outside Italy that can use the name prosecco, but its export labels will need to change in the coming years. Source link
Iran war lays bare overlooked holes in Australia's sovereign capability
The Iran war has not only highlighted the vulnerability of global supply chains — it has also exposed the overlooked parts of Australia’s manufacturing sector needed in a crisis. Source link
Live: ASX to climb, oil drops on US–Iran deal hopes
Australian markets are set to rise this morning, as oil falls on hopes of a diplomatic way out of the war in Iran. Follow the day’s events and insights from our business reporters on the ABC News live markets blog. Source link
Elon Musk could become world's first trillionaire as SpaceX files for largest IPO ever
Elon Musk’s sprawling space exploration company, which also owns Starlink and xAI, was valued at $US1.25 trillion ($1.75 trillion) earlier this year, meaning Musk could become the world’s first trillionaire if the offering goes ahead at that valuation. Source link
Coles investigates 'weird scratching' Apple gift card scam complaint
Coles is looking into a Melbourne mother’s complaint about faulty Apple gift cards worth $2,000. Source link
Economists rush to change interest rate forecasts as jobless rate jumps
All four major banks now expect the RBA to keep the cash rate on hold at its next meeting on June 16, as the unemployment rate spikes to 4.5 per cent. Source link
Results are out for the world's most powerful company, but investors aren't impressed
The world’s most valuable company, tech giant Nvidia, has reported a record revenue but investors are not impressed with second-quarter sales forecasts. Source link