Red tape snarl costs business $160b
Federal government regulations are costing businesses tens of billions a year, dragging on productivity and contributing to economic stagnation.
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Defence player in Federal Court peace talks
The Federal Court is to host peace talks in a battle between the founders of defence technology developer Phase Zero Aus amid claims of accounts shortcomings.
Aussie shares pare early losses, mining and tech drop
Australia's share market has trimmed some early losses for a flat finish despite a drop in mining and tech stocks, as financials lifted ahead of US bank earnings later in...
At Close of Business podcast October 13 2026
Ella Loneragan speaks to Sam Jones about how a partnership has aided a local gender equity organisation a chance to diversify its revenue.
Stirling seeks input for Scarborough revamp
The council is asking private developers to throw their hat in the ring to develop a final fragment of foreshore land, following its $100m redevelopment of the area.
WA leads nation in visitor recovery
Western Australia has registered the nation's strongest rebound in visitor arrivals since the pandemic.
MUA calls for Fremantle plan revival amid Westport furore
The construction timeline for WA's $7.2 billion Westport project has come under fire from the Maritime Union of Australia, which has branded it "no longer credible" and called for the...
Green light for $60m beachside apartments in Jindalee estate
A development precinct in a coastal suburb north of Perth is set to expand after an assessment panel approved a $60 million apartment proposal.
Opinion: The case for decentralised hybrid-energy
OPINION: Australia's reliance on imported fuels amid ongoing global instability raises questions about our longer-term preparedness.
