Australia’s share market has broken multiple records as investor confidence surges on hopes for an imminent US-Iran peace deal.
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Glencore has written down the value of its Murrin Murrin nickel mine to zero as the global miner pursues a secondary listing on the ASX to access deeper pools of capital and sophisticated investors.
Isabel Vieira and Tom Zaunmayr discuss recent insolvencies in the retail sector.
Liberty Metals chair Nicholas Katris has welcomed the junior’s board appointment of experienced North American resources executive, Steve Letwin
Genesis Minerals says a $5.1 billion offer by Regis Resources to merge with Vault Minerals was not the driving factor in its successful $5.6 billion bid for the company.
GPT Group is set to spend $27 million to increase the number of car parking bays at Karrinyup Shopping Centre to almost 5,000.
An education provider has received approval for its plan to grow the renewable energy sector’s labour supply.
OPINION: The tug-of-war between universities’ academic and research priorities shows no sign of slowing.
The People’s Alliance Party is prepared for the upoming general election, with party members working together as they prepare for the upcoming campaign period. PAP Deputy Party Leader, Ro Filipe Tuisawau says the party remains united and focused on its plans ahead of election. “I have all the confidence that when we build this campaign the people will realize this, and support us to continue this government from 2027 onward”, he said. He says significant work has been carried out over the past four years, and if given another term in government, the party will continue to deliver its commitments…
After more than a decade, families and friends will once again gather at Albert Park as the Hibiscus Festival returns to its traditional home for its 70th celebration. The Hibiscus Festival was moved to the Suva Foreshore in 2015 following the redevelopment of Albert Park. Now, 11 years later, the Suva City Council has confirmed that the Mother of All Festivals will return to the historic venue. Suva City Council, Acting Chief Executive Officer Tevita Boseiwaqa highlighted that preparations for the festival are well underway, with organisers expecting larger crowds and a bigger celebration than previous years. “What I can…