THE Territory’s $1.2 billion cattle industry will grow stronger with flow-on indirect impacts for numerous industries after yesterday’s landmark ruling, according to the head of the NT Cattlemen’s Association.
MADURA MCCORMACK, madura.mccormack@news.com.au
THE head of Australia’s peak tourism body has called on state and territory leaders to work together to open all interstate travel by mid-July, warning the NT has the most to lose compared to other states if borders don’t open soon
NATASHA EMECK, natasha.emeck@news.com.au
The fate of 56,000 sheep from the virus-hit Al Kuwait stranded at a Perth feedlot is in limbo tonight after the Federal Government refused an exemption for them to be exported.
Rourke Walsh and Jenne Brammer
The Federal Government will chip in cash to home owners renovating their houses, in a bid to prevent the construction industry flatlining. But the minimum buy-in will raise eyebrows.
Matthew Killoran, Jack McKay
COVID-19 has forced more than 130,000 residents out of work and caused consumer expenditure to plummet by more than $200 million across Brisbane, according to new data. HARDEST HIT SUBURBS
Tobias Jurss-Lewis
RC drilling has confirmed strong nickel sulphide targets seen in down-hole EM surveys at ASX-listed Auroch Minerals’ Saints nickel project near Kalgoorlie.
Matt Birney
Taruga Minerals’ re-modelling of Government aeromagnetic data has lit up a treasure trove of magnetic anomalies at its Flinders copper-gold project in SA.
Wealthy UK businessman Sanjeev Gupta is requesting a taxpayer cash injection for his Whyalla rebirth plan, but the State Government wants to know more before granting him up to $50 million.
Daniel Wills
The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on small businesses, but these tips are sure to help owners sure up their operations as restrictions continue to ease.
Anthony Keane
The dire state of Perth’s office market has been highlighted by an unprecedented move by a landlord to offer a year’s free rent and a luxury fit-out, under a 12-month deal with an option to extend.
Kim Macdonald
We watched Trump's act of defiance as peaceful protesters were tear-gassed and assaulted as they stood legally in a public park, in broad daylight, outside the White House.
Amelia Brace
Rising unemployment caused by the COVID-19 pandemic will be the biggest concern for struggling homeowners, with new data showing a bleak picture in WA prior to the onset of the crisis.
Meilin Chew
Middle Island Resources has continued its extraordinary track record at the Sandstone project in Western Australia by identifying a fifth new gold deposit.
Almost 20 shops in a popular Gold Coast shopping and dining precinct have been left bare, as COVID-19 delivers a devastating blow to the already-struggling strip.
Shiloh Payne
DARWIN’S Waterfront Precinct is being transformed into a holiday destination for the month of June with its Waterfront Beach Club.
SARAH MATTHEWS, sarah.matthews1@news.com.au
Cyrus Capital and Bain Capital have emerged as the final two contenders to rescue Virgin Australia.
Geoffrey Thomas
Administrators have announced which two global bidders will now go head to head for control of Virgin Australia
Glen Norris
The Reserve Bank of Australia has kept the cash rate at a record low 0.25 per cent.
Prashant Mehra
Vegan animal rights activist Tash Peterson targeted a Belmont butcher after revealing she had received a ban from all Coles and Woolworths stores.
Kate Ryan
Tens of thousands of workers will be gifted shares and store credit as a thank you for their efforts at the height of the COVID-19 crisis when the retailer was rushed by shoppers.
Sean Smith
THE first group of US Marines has touched down in Darwin as part of the annual Marine Rotational Force Darwin exercise, which will see them posted in the NT for three months
NATASHA EMECK and WILL ZWAR
The WA Liberals have renewed calls for ramped-up coronavirus stimulus after Deloitte modelling predicted $17 billion would be ripped from the State economy over the next year.
Josh Zimmerman
First-quarter gross domestic product figures set to be released will show if Australia can avoid a technical recession.
Derek Rose
ASX-listed MGC Pharma has surpassed its 3,250-prescription milestone, delivering a 64 per cent growth in sales this year for its medicinal cannabis products.
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