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Protesters block gates of armoured steel plant over Israeli exports
The temporary obstruction at the Bisalloy Steel facility in NSW could potentially disrupt production schedules and impact the company’s revenue streams tied to international shipme...
Read Full Article →What Queenie claims on tax as a content creator
The Australian Taxation Office increasingly monitors earnings from online activities, requiring platforms to disclose user revenues to ensure proper taxation of income derived from...
Read Full Article →Live: US and EU seal trade deal, Wall St has fifth record close, ASX response looks muted
The agreement between the US and EU introducing a 15 percent tariff on European goods coincides with the S&P 500 achieving multiple consecutive record closes, while the Australian...
Read Full Article →Scottish protesters take to streets to decry Donald Trump's visit
The presence of the US president in Scotland highlights potential economic implications tied to discussions on trade policies and the impact of his family-owned golf resorts on loc...
Read Full Article →Trump says Thailand and Cambodia agree to ceasefire talks after border clashes
The announcement of potential negotiations between Thailand and Cambodia may impact regional economic relations, as trade agreements could be influenced by the resolution of ongoin...
Read Full Article →What benefits will Tasmanians see from a controversial hike in water bills?
The proposed increase in water charges aims to generate $1.7 billion in revenue for TasWater, which plans to invest the funds in improving infrastructure and addressing long-term m...
Read Full Article →Bunnings makes a play in 'hyper-competitive' solar, battery market
Bunnings is entering the increasingly competitive energy storage industry as Australians purchase more batteries than solar panels, signaling a shift in consumer demand and potenti...
Read Full Article →Cost of Eyre Peninsula desalination plant blows out by $140m
The budget for the Eyre Peninsula desalination facility near Port Lincoln has risen significantly, reflecting added expenses related to worldwide inflation and modifications in the...
Read Full Article →CIT officials' actions amounted to 'serious corrupt conduct': watchdog
The investigation revealed misconduct by two former CIT officers in managing a $5 million agreement, highlighting potential financial mismanagement within the institution.
Read Full Article →Trump fact-checked by Federal Reserve boss in exchange over renovations
The Federal Reserve chair clarified details regarding renovation expenses in response to President Trump's remarks, highlighting concerns about financial management during a period...
Read Full Article →Claims Russian 'blood oil' fuelling motorists as tanker nears WA
The arrival of a tanker carrying prohibited Russian crude in Western Australia raises concerns about the economic impact and ethical implications of importing energy resources link...
Read Full Article →What does lifting trade restrictions on US beef mean for Australia?
Removing limitations on American beef imports is expected to influence Australian markets by increasing competition, potentially affecting domestic producers' revenue and altering...
Read Full Article →Live: Trump clashes with US Fed chair but says he won't fire him
The president’s call for lower interest rates highlights potential impacts on financial markets and monetary policy, despite his decision not to remove the Federal Reserve chair fr...
Read Full Article →International students have not driven rents and inflation higher, RBA says
The RBA's analysis indicates that the increase in foreign student numbers after the pandemic had a limited impact on rental prices and overall inflation trends within the housing m...
Read Full Article →'To appease Donald Trump': Australia's beef backflip all-too convenient
The government's revised stance on US cattle traceability reflects a strategic decision that could impact Australia's beef exports and financial relations by potentially easing tra...
Read Full Article →Community group wins legal battle against 22-year coal mine extension
The court's decision to overturn the approval of the mine expansion could affect future investments and operational costs associated with resource development in the region.
Read Full Article →RBA governor says June's unemployment rate jump not a shock
The Reserve Bank governor noted that although the unemployment rate rose in June, the increase aligned with the institution's prior predictions, indicating no unexpected shift in t...
Read Full Article →Tesla posts biggest revenue drop in decade as 'rough few quarters' loom
Tesla is experiencing a significant decline in income, reflecting near-term difficulties in its electric vehicle segment, while leadership emphasizes the potential benefits expecte...
Read Full Article →Cattle industry says shoppers unlikely to see US beef imports on shelves
Although Australia has removed biosecurity barriers to US beef, the cattle sector anticipates minimal impact on retail availability, suggesting limited immediate effects on market...
Read Full Article →More cattle heading to feedlots as prices continue to pinch at supermarket
Rising expenses have led consumers to choose more affordable meat, resulting in an increased number of cattle entering feedlots instead of premium markets.
Read Full Article →Australia ends key Trump administration grievance over beef imports
The removal of biosecurity limitations on American beef imports by Australia could potentially improve trade relations and reduce financial barriers, benefiting exporters and impor...
Read Full Article →Live: Tesla revenue slumps in sharpest fall in a decade
Tesla’s recent quarterly earnings fell short of projections, marking a notable decline in sales that has implications for investor confidence and market performance.
Read Full Article →Live: Coalition questions if US beef decision designed to appease Trump
Australia’s removal of biosecurity limits on American beef may serve as a strategic effort to facilitate negotiations aimed at eliminating existing trade tariffs between the two co...
Read Full Article →Security breach for super fund after Australia Post mail theft
The theft of mail from Australia Post has created uncertainty regarding the number of superannuation fund members affected, potentially impacting the management and security of the...
Read Full Article →Top UK court quashes ex-bankers' rate rigging convictions
The court's decision overturning former bankers' convictions may impact ongoing financial regulatory approaches and market confidence related to past interest rate benchmark manipu...
Read Full Article →The ATO insisted Paul Keating's company pay $950k. Then it reversed its decision
The reversal of the $950,000 payment demand by the tax authority highlights the complexities and financial implications involved in resolving long-standing disputes over tax liabil...
Read Full Article →'Nothing to hide': Builder denies defects after homeowners win in court
The tribunal's decision requires the builder to compensate the homeowners nearly $25,000, reflecting the legal and financial repercussions associated with addressing property defec...
Read Full Article →'Wasn't an easy day': Transport for NSW set to slash 950 jobs
Transport for NSW plans to reduce its workforce by a total of 1,250 positions, including 950 job cuts announced recently, which is expected to significantly impact the organization...
Read Full Article →Russian couple found with $1.9m cash to stand trial for alleged money laundering
The couple’s possession of nearly two million dollars in cash is significant as it raises questions about the source and intent of the funds amid serious legal allegations.
Read Full Article →Trump says 'massive' trade deal with Japan has been struck
The agreement reportedly involves substantial Japanese investments in the United States and the implementation of a reciprocal tariff, potentially influencing bilateral trade dynam...
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