Aussie shares wobble as inflation fears loom large
Australian shares have ended the day slightly lower, after resurgent oil prices stoked concerns around inflation and interest rates.
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WA risking $500b infrastructure bottleneck amid 'white tape' crisis, former planning chief warns
WA risks squandering an economic boom unless industry and government dismantle internal bureaucracy, end adversarial habits and forge deeper delivery partnerships, former Infrastructure WA chair Nicole Lockwood has warned.
Consumer Protection warns of action against Bella Modular
Consumer Protection is prepared to take enforcement action against now-collapsed Bella Modular if necessary after the modular home and granny flat builder collapsed.
At Close of Business podcast September 1 2026
Claire Tyrrell speaks to Ella Loneragan about the risks and rewards of private credit within the property sector.
Court rejects Allen Caratti’s bid to block inquiry over debt to Reliance
A WA court has rejected Allen Caratti's bid to shelve an inquiry despite the property mogul's claims he has secured financing arrangements to pay off a judgment debt.
Zempilas confident he won't be in One Nation's shadow
Liberal leader Basil Zempilas has used a press conference about ambulance ramping to deal with question marks over the future of his own party in the wake of One Nation's...
Opinion: AI lessons from the dot.com bust
OPINION: History provides a signpost for what to expect with the development of AI capabilities.
Opinion: Learning before the fight
OPINION: Australia must be prepared for conflict that's increasingly defined by more than just ships, aircraft and soldiers.
Fremantle apartment project advances amid boundary dispute
An assessment panel has approved some changes to an apartment project in Fremantle, while the applicant's boundary dispute with the neighbouring property continues.
