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Scheduling a 4.55pm meeting on Friday should be a workplace offence
If you want to work 10 or 12-hour days, go for it. But don’t force it on others and, for goodness’ (and your own) sake, leave Friday exempt.
Priscilla star Marney McQueen sells Wyong’s Royal for $22m, heads to Melb
Actress and pub owner Marney McQueen and her husband Frank Arangio are moving to Melbourne after selling their Central Coast pub for a whopping $22 million.
Corporate cop makes explosive claims about former Super Retail boss’ ‘intimate’ relationship
ASIC claims the retailer’s former boss pleaded with his ex-wife to keep quiet about the secret workplace relationship which led to his sacking and a lawsuit alleging he misled the market.
Golden Dragon sniffs out 2.2km gold footprint in WA
Golden Dragon Mining has outlined a 2.2km gold anomaly at its Stella Range project in WA, just 12km south of Brightstar Resources’ 267,000-ounce Lord Byron deposit.
Broken Hill lines up drill bit on huge copper-gold target in SA
Broken Hill Gold has launched 3000m of drilling to test a massive geophysical target beneath high-grade copper-gold hits at its White Dam project in South Australia.
Kmart sold fingernail glue that burnt without safety warnings, watchdog says
The fingernail glue led to customers complaining of burns, reporting to hospital and even requiring skin grafts, the consumer watchdog has alleged.
Augustus circles giant PNG gold prize in Porgera backyard
Augustus Minerals is chasing a massive gold prize in PNG, lodging an application for the Mt Kare project, a geological cousin to the nearby 32-million-ounce Porgera giant.
Starlink’s growing influence has one big point of failure
Starlink’s futuristic premise – satellite-delivered broadband – brings with it the thoroughly un-modern prospect of our access being controlled by one man: Elon Musk.
Gateway reshuffles top brass for WA Yandal gold push
Gateway Mining has reshuffled its board, appointing a new MD and Chairman to drive aggressive gold exploration at its well-funded Yandal project, 85km northeast of Wiluna in WA.
Abundance or extinction? We can still influence AI’s outcome, but not for long
There are two very distinct narratives emerging about AI right now, and they’re both getting more extreme.
Zenith hits 14 from 14 in WA gold drilling campaign
Zenith Minerals has hit more gold at its Dulcie project in WA, including 6m at 4.14g/t gold. All 14 holes assayed at Dulcie Central have now returned gold mineralisation.
Iron Bear retakes full control of generational Canadian iron ore giant
Iron Bear Resources has regained full control of its giant Canadian iron ore project, leaving it holding a US$9B NPV prize and the freedom to chase heavyweight funding partners.
Locksley fires up copper growth push across NSW heartland
Locksley Resources has unveiled a copper growth strategy at its Greater Tottenham district in NSW. The plan combines its 9.86Mt Tottenham resource with the newly optioned Iron Duke project, covering 1000sqkm.
The damage Trump has inflicted on America is spreading
A shock economic update couldn’t have come at a worse time for Donald Trump and the Republicans.
ASX claws back most of its early losses after rate hike fears ease
The Australian sharemarket has clawed back most of its early losses after unemployment hit its highest level in five years, easing the pressure on the Reserve Bank to lift interest rates.
‘Obsessed’: The reclusive billionaire heiress who can’t stop getting richer
Sandra Ortega has amassed enormous wealth without ever playing a role in the business her parents started – now the world’s biggest fashion retailer.
Delta to offer free in-flight Wi-Fi on all Australian flights within weeks
The US airline says it has no regrets about picking a fight with Elon Musk by saying no to using his Starlink system to keep its passengers connected.
Atlassian engineer claims his ADHD should save him from the chop
The Federal Court has ruled against the man who wanted to stop the company from putting him on a performance-management plan, saying he had not provided any medical evidence.
Banks weigh down ASX after US earnings spook markets
Australian shares have dipped following a sharp sell-off in the major banks, after disappointing earnings from their US counterparts highlighted the challenging backdrop for financial institutions.
Larvotto rolls out first antimony shipment from NSW Hillgrove
Larvotto Resources has shipped its first antimony concentrate from the Hillgrove mine, triggering first revenue and marking its transition from explorer to producer.
TMK Energy steps on gas with fresh Mongolian drilling
TMK Energy has kicked off a drilling and re-completion program at its Mongolian Gurvantes XXXV gas project to boost production from existing pilot wells.
Gas exporters to be forced to prevent Australian shortfalls under new laws
Labor is pushing ahead with a 20 per cent local gas-reservation policy to lower energy prices, defying warnings from energy giants that it will stunt new investment.
2GB’s Ben Fordham interviews Ben Roberts-Smith ahead of war crimes trial
The radio station has nabbed its big fish, with an interview with the disgraced special forces soldier now waiting for an opportune day to go live.
Moonlight eyes 662,000 gold ounces in Queensland treasure hunt
Moonlight Resources has tabled a near-surface exploration target of up to 662,000oz gold across three prospects at its Qld Clermont project, prompting a 13,000m drilling program.
PLC Resources calls in satellites for WA gold chase
PLC Resources will harness satellite surveys at its Abbotts gold project in WA to map gold-related alteration and structures, sharpening gold target discovery.
Aureka jags gold 725m beyond Victorian resource boundary
Aureka Ltd has extended its Irvine gold project in Victoria, hitting two high-grade zones 725m north of its existing 398,000-ounce resource in a first-pass scout hole.
Trump’s America and Wall Street are in a dangerous spiral
Governments and Wall Street titans are borrowing at record rates. The ramifications could be catastrophic.
The $18 billion wipeout: Dating app Bumble sold after value plummets
Bumble founder Whitney Wolfe Herd became one of the youngest self-made billionaires in the world when the company listed on Wall Street. Then younger users started souring on dating apps.
‘Danger premium’: Australians pay more to avoid flying via Middle East
As the conflict in the Middle East rages on, travellers are increasingly unfazed and unwilling to pay a “danger premium” for flights avoiding the region.
I’m sick of immigration being blamed for problems it doesn’t cause
But the resurrection of Pauline Hanson and her ratbag One Nation has changed all that, and now it’s on for young and old.
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