Top silk Grant Donaldson to fight contempt of court claim in bills battle with John Caratti.
Neale Prior
The Australian share market finished Thursday — and the March quarter — at a fresh record, thanks largely to a strong run from the big four banks and a glistening gold price.
Adrian Rauso
Taylor Swift’s seven sold out concerts in Sydney and Melbourne boosted national retail spending last month but behind the sequins and friendship bracelets, spending overall has stagnated.
Cheyanne Enciso and Adrian Lowe
The end of a levy responsible for wiping out Australia’s $1b wine export business to China is certainly worthy of a toast for winemakers, but many fear it could be too late to win back the once-fruitful market.
Simone Grogan
Fred Again has finally arrived in Perth ahead of his massive sold-out show at Langley Park on Saturday.
Morgan de Smidt
Kailis Bros fishmongers were hard at it pre-dawn for the traditional Good Friday rush as they revealed the most popular types of fish for Easter 2024.
Rebecca Le May
Jacqui Lambie has responded after Senator Tammy Tyrrell announced she was leaving the Jacqui Lambie Network to sit as an independent.
Steve Zemek and Ellen Ransley
Aussies are spending more on a surprising item despite the cost-of-living crisis that has forced many to tighten their purse strings.
Staff writers
The News tab will disappear from Facebook in the US and Australia as Meta scales back news and political content following years of criticism.
Sallee Ann Harrison
Inspectors have discovered a dangerous choking hazard inside a children’s showbag at safety checks ahead of the Royal Easter Show.
Tess McCracken
Women in agriculture are making their mark in the sector by driving innovation in an industry that has long been dominated by men.
Sophia McCaughan
One of the few patches of dirt remaining in Welshpool is finally on the market, with expectations high for the prime industrial site at the corner of Orrong and Kewdale roads.
Armaguard is still keen to negotiate a cash injection from some of the nation's biggest banks and retailers after rejecting a $26 million deal.
Rachael Ward
Australians have flocked to fish markets for the traditional Good Friday shopping spree but cheaper species are expected to be high on the menu this year.
Jack Gramenz and Holly Hales
Wall Street has racked up its strongest first quarter in five years after a day of modest gains amid optimism about AI stocks and hopes of rate cuts in 2024.
Chuck Mikolajczak
The NT’s onshore Beetaloo basin is thought to be harbouring almost biblical-scale gas deposits and ASX-listed Empire Energy is in the vanguard of those seeking to prove its commercial viability.
Matt Birney
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has secured its first conviction for greenwashing after fund management giant Vanguard admitted misleading claims filters used for a bond fund.
Horizon Minerals has revealed details about its path to gold production and a longer term pipeline relating to four of the company’s extensive suite of projects, mostly within about 35kms of Kalgoorlie.
Doug Bright
With 600,000 concertgoers flocking to seven sold-out Taylor Swift shows in Sydney and Melbourne, statisticians noted an impact in spending on fashion and cafes.
Jack Quail
The UK economy grew by just 0.1 per cent in 2023, its weakest performance since 2009 at the end of the global financial crisis, according to official figures.
Staff Writers
The Chinese government has revoked its crippling taxes on Australian wine, in the latest diplomatic thaw.
Ellen Ransley and Angie Raphael
The Federal Government has welcomed the news, saying the resumption of exports would benefit Australian producers and Chinese consumers.
Katina Curtis and Simone Grogan
The board of Sierra Rutile has decried a cash takeover offer lobbed by one of its major shareholders in the midst of Government negotiations and a weak mineral sands market as “opportunistic” and “inadequate”.
Following a rebound in commodity prices, the local benchmark advanced to hit an all-time high on Thursday.
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