At Close of Business Podcast August 25 2026
Sam Jones and Nadia Budihardjo discuss Parkerville Children and Youth Care's new Grove School.
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Shares improve as banks bounce, oil dips on Iran hopes
Australian shares have clocked a second straight session of gains, as solid earnings, a banking rebound and easing oil prices lifted investor confidence.
Mineralogy fails in costs appeal, CITIC dispute continues
The state's highest court has refused Clive Palmer-led Mineralogy's appeal against CITIC, which sought for special costs almost six years after orders were made.
Global contractor Mader Group tops $1b in revenue
Global maintenance services contractor Mader Group has posted a $65 million profit while its board has opted not to pay a dividend for the financial year.
Art Gallery of WA to get famed painting Blue poles
A major renovation of the National Gallery in Canberra has enabled Perth to become the temporary home for Blue poles, Australia's most expensive and arguably most controversial painting.
Unions reject BHP offer again, submit counter proposal
A months-long industrial dispute is set to continue after workers from the combined unions representing workers at BHP's Port Hedland operations rejected the Big Australian's latest pay proposal.
Fortescue executive stood down over sexual harassment allegation
Fortescue has stood down an executive facing allegations of sexual harassment and bullying, amid an independent investigation by MinterEllison.
Opinion: Boys are failing, and we’re failing them
OPINION: Many boys and young men are underachieving and often failing, falling prey to negative role models and influencers.
Evion Group secures binding Maniry agreement
Shares in Subiaco-based junior Evion Group rose on Tuesday, following a key deal in relation to its Maniry graphite project in Madagascar.
