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Fortescue will fork out $350m for electric drill rigs at its iron ore operations in Western Australia where it has started work on one of the giant solar farms it needs built to hit net zero emissions ...
Labor’s flagship $8.5bn election ­policy promising Australians won’t need a credit card to see a doctor has sparked a growing backlash from GPs and medical leaders, who insist many doctors won’t make ...
In a dramatic climax to the conflict, at the end of last month, police were called to the Whadjuk offices of in the southern Perth suburb of Applecross to remove Noongar grandmother Rosemary Walley, ...
A US court has thrown out all claims made in a lawsuit launched by sinking Australian sports betting company PlayUp against a former key American executive.
Increased spending on customers, demand for premium travel and a refreshed board and executive team have helped Qantas boost its brand value by $1.3bn in the past year, according to an annual analysis ...
Richmond has defended its suspension of Noah Balta as Tigers CEO Shane Dunne confirms a decision on whether the defender will play this weekend again rests with the coaches.
Good Friday Appeal executive director Rebecca Cowan said the initiative also aimed to give back to regional communities, which raised more than $5.2m last year. “The money they raise goes to the Royal ...
Kiwi trainers Lance O’Sullivan and Andrew Scott will attempt to pull off a bold Group 1 $1.5m All Aged Stakes smash-and-grab with star mare Grail Seeker at Royal Randwick this Saturday.
The Greens have backflipped on holding a dance party fundraiser, which was initially scheduled for Anzac Day, following criticism from political leaders and the public. The Greens WA released a ...
The accused mushroom murderer Erin Patterson has been photographed for the first time since late 2023 on her way to Melbourne’s Supreme Court.
Israeli troops have taken over about a third of the Gaza Strip in renewed military action, declaring security zones in swathes of the north and south while pushing out their populations as part of a ...
Private birthing units are closing around Australia, and experts say it could cost taxpayers dearly if big, structural ...