A large shellfish-limestone reef is to be built on the seafloor off Yorke Peninsula to help South Australia marine life and businesses recover from recent algal blooms. The Nature Conservancy (TNC) Australia is teaming up with the state government to […]
Sydney Rooster Angus Crichton is jumping rugby codes after he confirmed his return to rugby union in 2027 by signing with the NSW Waratahs and Rugby Australia. The news was confirmed by Rugby Australia on its website and follows recent
Global supply volatility is now a fact of life amid rising geopolitical tension, the rise of artificial intelligence and dwindling natural resources. The finding is contained in a 2026 outlook on global supply chains just presented at the World Economic
Cricket great Steve Waugh is among owners named during the unveiling of franchises for a new European T20 Premier League (ETPL) cricket competition. The franchises and owners were revealed at an international press conference held in Sydney. Amsterdam, Edinburgh and
Experienced aerial shooters will be hired to cull feral pigs and other pests in flood-hit north-west Queensland. The cull is being funded under an $11.32 million primary producer support package as part of joint Commonwealth-state disaster recovery funding in response to North
Non-bank lenders are ramping up court action over insolvencies as the major banks step back, a new report reads. The report from business rescue firm Jirsch Sutherland notes that insolvency pressure nationwide also remains high. It says this trend shows that company
Eraring Power Station in NSW is to remain open for two more years, owners Origin Energy says. The coal-powered station was due to close on August 19, 2027, but will now close on April 30, 2029, Origin told the NSW
Sydney’s new $836 million fish market is now open and the NSW Government is already talking about turning it into a major state tourism icon. The government calls it the third major tourism landmark on Sydney Harbour (behind the opera
Used battery fires are happening about 12 times a month from used batteries casually thrown in a bin and ending up at waste facilities. Council wants residents to dispose of old batteries the right way in the aftermath of the
Finding new trade markets remains very much in Australia’s sights amid continual global political and trading turmoil sparked by the US. Last week, the members of a new Trade Diversification Network were announced who will help Australian exporters find new markets. Canberra
