Wednesday’s reporting season continued to deliver a series of beats and bombs, with some companies rallying and others sold off.
Cheyanne Enciso
Australia’s housing market is serving up a tale of two developers, muddying the outlook as Stockland prepares for fewer settlements while Mirvac gears up for a surge.
Ryan Johnson
A mum-of-three killed in a freak workplace incident at a tow truck yard has been identified.
Emma Kirk
An embattled Australian tech giant is again making headlines for all the wrong reasons after the competition watchdog executed a warrant at its offices.
Adrian Black
From Live at the Town Hall to poetry readings in the King River hall for the Festival of Halls, here’s your guide to the week ahead in the Great Southern.
Albany Advertiser
Labor claims it is getting wages moving again but the data says otherwise.
Stephen Johnson
Engineers who decide whether Qantas jets are safe to fly are considering protected industrial action after more than a year of failed wage negotiations.
Rebecca Le May
Kalgoorlie Gold Mining has signed a heritage agreement with the Kakarra Aboriginal Corporation, aiming to streamline exploration and drilling at its Pinjin and Bulong Taurus gold projects near Kalgoorlie in WA.
Doug Bright
Ben Wyatt believes Australia’s resources sector needs to get better at communicating its worth to society and that hostility towards politicians has veered into ‘dangerous territory’.
Adrian Rauso
Trustees could be forced to repay failed investment losses while the government opens the door to a ‘new class’ of adviser through super funds and cracks down on dodgy lead generation practices.
A decision on the massive Papua LNG project is expected in coming months, Santos says, as its forthright boss takes a fresh swipe at the Albanese Government’s domestic gas reservation policy.
A major Aussie beachwear retailer has failed to dismiss a $14m penalty after it was fined for selling a product considered deadly to young kids.
Chinese humanoid robot maker Unitree Robotics made its stock market debut in Shanghai, with its shares soaring by more than 600 per cent in early trading.
Samuel Shen and Eduardo Baptista
The Reserve Bank deputy governor has a tough warning for Australian mortgage holders if one thing doesn’t change.
Cameron Micallef
The Reserve Bank of Australia will have to hike interest rates again if upside risks to inflation ‘crystallise’, deputy governor Andrew Hauser warns, reiterating that prices remain too high.
Santos and its partners have targeted a fourth-quarter decision on a massive gas project in Papua New Guinea that would be the country's second.
Staff Writers
Asia's technology and semiconductor stocks have come under pressure after overnight losses on Wall Street.
Tom Westbrook
Mount Ridley Mines has lodged a patent for its “Selectro” leach process after it recovered up to 83 per cent heavy rare earths and notably, 56 per cent gallium where conventional methods recovered none.
Murray Ward
Construction on Karrinyup’s West village is imminent after years of delays.
Kim Macdonald
After a spate of failed listings in recent years, the office market has become biggest investment market of 2026
ADX Energy has applied for two new gas exploration permits covering 787 sq km in the Sicily Channel, offshore Italy, adjacent to its existing ground, as it looks to expand its European gas portfolio.
The Lottery Corporation, which holds licenses for Powerball, Oz Lotto, and TattsLotto, has seen a profit dip after an unfavourable performance in its key games.
Kaaren Morrissey
Defensive stocks have been the sole winners in another negative session for the ASX, weighed down by inflation and global borrowing cost concerns.
One of Australia's first green iron projects has reached a milestone, producing molten metal from an electric furnace for the first time.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
