business
RBA warns financial industry to prepare for 'more shock-prone future'
A new era of strategic uncertainty has serious implications for Australia’s financial industry, the Reserve Bank warns. Source link
Glue Store closes after posting $8.4m loss as economic pain hits retailers
Glue Store announces its permanent closure, becoming the latest Australian retailer to fail this year. Source link
Gina Rinehart's iron ore company flags job losses, reportedly in the hundreds
Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Iron Ore has cut jobs a year after merging its two iron ore businesses into a single entity, but won’t say how many. Source link
Unions and Inpex reach deal after weeks of strikes and negotiation
Workers at the Northern Territory’s Inpex Ichthys facility have restarted regular duties after unions and the Japanese-owned company struck a deal to end a dispute that threatened to disrupt LNG exports. Source link
Unions and Inpex reach deal after weeks of strikes and negotiation
Workers at the Northern Territory’s Inpex Ichthys facility have restarted regular duties after unions and the Japanese-owned company struck a deal to end a dispute that threatened to disrupt LNG exports. Source link
Two high-profile Star casino executives banned from running companies for years
Two former executives of The Star Entertainment Group Ltd have been handed penalties for breaching the Corporations Act in connection with a Chinese money-laundering scandal. Source link
ASIC launches Zone RV criminal investigation over caravan company's collapse
The former director of Zone RV faces a criminal probe into allegations he acted recklessly or dishonestly before the manufacturer collapsed with debts of $42 million. Source link
WA rail union pushes back on proposal for safety lights on trains
The state’s union for train drivers says a draft bill mandating more lights on trains is “fundamentally flawed” and would not fix motorists’ behaviour at level crossings. Source link
ASX up, oil plunges to three-month low while SpaceX becomes fifth-biggest US company — as it happened
Oil prices sink to a three-month low on reports the US will allow Iran to start selling oil again, while the Australian share market edges up after a sell-off across Wall Street’s tech and AI stocks. Source link
What a trillion dollars costs democracy
Democracy cannot survive trillionaires. We need to start taxing billionaires properly. Source link