Sandfire Resources boss Brendan Harris has praised the company’s strong finish to FY26, which included a new quarterly revenue record.
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REVIEW: Sometimes overlooked among the region’s pioneering wineries, Hay Shed Hill keeps hitting the right notes.
Residents of Lancelin are steadfast in opposition to moving to higher ground as the Indian Ocean threatens to swallow their town.
Businessman Greg Poland’s lawyer, Martin Bennett, has questioned the authenticity of a 46-minute recording at the centre of a defamation trial against former journalists and Canning MP Andrew Hastie.
The Fiji Police Force confirms the body of a man found in Sigatoka this morning was that of a police officer.The circumstances surrounding the victim’s death is under investigation. A post mortem examination will be conducted to confirm the victim’s cause of death; whereby further details will be released. The Commissioner of Police Rusiate Tudravu has extended the organisation’s sympathies to the officer’s family during this difficult time. The post Police Officer found dead in Sigatoka appeared first on Fiji One News.
Woodside has failed in its bid to pursue more people in its action against activists involved in a stench gas incident at its Perth headquarters.
A former Group Chief Executive Officer of an investment company has been convicted by the Suva Magistrates Court on two counts of indecent assault following incidents involving a junior employee in 2019. In a judgment delivered yesterday, Justice Waleen George found that the prosecution had proven both charges beyond a reasonable doubt and convicted the man accordingly. The judgement was delivered more than two years after the trial ended in January 2024. The court heard that the offences occurred in May and September 2019 while the complainant, whose identity has been suppressed, was employed within a company under the same…
Lotus Resources has announced a series of measures to reset its balance sheet, as it aims for steady-state production at its Kayelekera project in Malawi.
Economists say a surprise drop in next week’s inflation data would be the only thing to stop a looming interest rate hike, after fresh jobs data showed the RBA’s efforts to soften the economy have fallen short.
A federal Fair Work Court will be set up as a place to settle industrial disputes alongside the workplace watchdog.