business
Trump's economic chaos makes Keynes's idea look attractive
In the wake of Trump, the world will now have to revisit the conference that set up the “rules-based world order”. Source link
'Amazing' WA grain harvest set to break record with 27 million tonnes
Western Australia’s grain growers are on track to deliver a record harvest this season, breaking the previous 2022 record by almost 2 million tonnes. Source link
How the great Australian home ownership dream is aging
The average age of purchasing your first home is increasing as economists say politicians continue to favour the current home owner. Source link
ASX slightly up, Aussie dollar hits 15-month high — as it happened
The Australian share market has finished slightly higher after a rally on Wall Street, as investors showed signs of relief a day after US President Donald Trump dropped tariff threats against eight European countries. Look back on our Friday business blog. Source link
Anger and confusion after Australian courier Sendle collapses
The Australian company’s customers feel like they have been “ghosted”, while investors and shareholders are angry and confused about what happens next. Source link
Santos ships first gas from Barossa project after years of delays
After a series of delays, Santos announces the first gas from its $5.6 billion Barossa project will be shipped from Darwin bound for Japan. Source link
Financial advisor jailed for taking more than $1m from clients
Victims of a Perth financial adviser jailed for misappropriating more than a million dollars from investors say his six-year jail term is not enough. Source link
Cattle industry on alert as lumpy skin disease reaches Bali
The arrival of LSD in Bali was expected, but the Australian cattle industry is urging producers to stay vigilant. Source link
Push to change QVB coloured windows withdrawn after public backlash
An application on behalf of Vicinity Centres sought to make the coloured glass windows in some of the building’s shopfronts clear to improve store visibility. Source link
Rate hike expectations jump after jobs data comes in 'stronger' than expected
Australia’s unemployment rate fell from 4.3 to 4.1 per cent in December, according to seasonally adjusted figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Source link