FROM THE HILL: The opposition, believing a ministerial scalp is possible over the shameful conditions of children living largely unsupervised in a Pilbara state-owned house, went for the jugular during question time.
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Australian companies may soon be able to compete for NATO contracts following parliamentary approval of a ground-breaking deal.
Housing will not be the sole determinant in deciding the scale of cuts the Coalition proposes to the nation’s migration program, opposition home affairs spokesperson Jonno Duniam says.
Government and industry are headed for a collision over waste laws and long-term radioactive storage.
A state planning authority has approved the second stage of the $807 million redevelopment of Royal Perth Hospital to go ahead.
Filmmaker Rakesh Roshan has leased two commercial units in Mumbai’s Andheri West to Beingu Studios Private Limited. According to property registration documents accessed by CRE Matrix, the two offices have a combined area of 5,574 sq ft and are being leased for a monthly fee of Rs 7.30 lakh.The commercial units are situated at Commerce Centre, off New Link Road in Oshiwara, Andheri West. The deal also includes two car parking spaces.The leave and license agreement was registered on September 9, 2026. The lease has been signed for a period of three years, with a 5% annual increase in the…
Midland Brick was attempting to reduce uncertainty about wait times when the state’s sole brick manufacturer told builders it would be rationing bricks, but the industry still faces tough times ahead, HIA WA’s Michael McGowan says.
Sam Jones speaks to Ella Loneragan about why a collision course is looming over waste laws and long-term radioactive storage.
Tim Goyder-chaired Minerals 260 has announced it will raise up to $280 million, as it moves to underpin development of its Bullabulling gold project in the Goldfields.
Funeral arrangements have been announced for the late Minister for Employment, Productivity and Workplace Relations, Hon. Agni Deo Singh. Members of the public can sign condolence books at the Ministry’s Suva, Lautoka and Labasa offices during normal working hours. The Suva condolence book is available at Level 2, Mercury House on Victoria Parade, while the Lautoka office is located at Level 2, Tavaiqia House. In Labasa, the condolence book is available at Level 2, Ratu Raobe Building. Reguregu will be held from Thursday, September 17 to Friday, September 18, from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. each day at the family…