Australian shares have clocked a second straight session of gains, as solid earnings, a banking rebound and easing oil prices lifted investor confidence.
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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 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.
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.
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Northern Star Resources will have to submit two years’ worth of related documents as part of an ongoing legal dispute over its Kanowna Belle mine asset.
Suva FC coach Pita Rabo will bank on years of experience as a player and coach when he leads the Whites into the 2026 Extra Battle of the Giants at Four R Stadium at Govind Park in Ba next weekend. Rabo is a familiar name in Fiji football, having first made his mark with Rewa FC, where he established himself as one of the Delta Tigers’ prominent players. His breakthrough came when he was selected in the Rewa squad for the 1998 Fiji FACT at the age of 21, providing the platform for what would become a lengthy career in…
The Nasoko Rugby Tournament is bringing together promising young boys and girls from schools across Fiji’s Western, Southern, Northern and Eastern zones after the conclusion of the Fiji Secondary School’s Rugby Competitions. Former Head Coach for the Under 18 School Boys, Peniona Ranitu says the competition provides a platform for players to test themselves against some of the best young talent from around the country, with the added incentive of earning selection into the Under-18 School Boys team. He explains that while skills individuality will be a key area to identify talent, team work will also be paramount. “The boys…