52 m. ago Woodside overhauls Browse plan as environmental watchdog goes back to the public

Western Australia’s environment watchdog has reopened public consultation on Woodside’s $30 billion Browse gas export project after the energy giant overhauled the contentious plans.

Politics

3 h. ago Trump has caused wild swings in your super, so how are things right now?

Super funds faced a volatile environment when the US president unleashed tariff-induced mayhem last month. So new figures may come as some relief.

Politics

3 h. ago Your next shop will be a lot cheaper as big supermarkets go to war

Customers will be hoping a battle ensues that produces bigger and broader discounts, not just a contest for collectible toys.

Events

3 h. ago In Middle East, Trump plans to focus on business deals, not geopolitics

The swing through deep-pocketed Middle East monarchies marks the first major international travel of Trump’s second term and shows the president’s priorities.

Politics

4 h. ago This project could put aviation conspiracy nuts out of business

A new effort to make flying cleaner is investigating how to reduce or eliminate the condensation trails formed in the sky by passing jets.

Politics

7 h. ago 'Just not business': Robbo rips Knights as Young talks stall

Roosters coach Trent Robinson has revealed the Knights want compensation as negotiations to release Dom Young break down.

Events

8 h. ago Backlash against net zero is ‘manna from heaven’ for Fortescue: Forrest

Despite doubts about the economics of green hydrogen and Donald Trump’s aversion to clean energy, Andrew Forrest isn’t ready to back down on his dream.

Politics

8 h. ago ‘It’s a con’: Billionaire ‘Twiggy’ Forrest unloads on net zero

Despite doubts about the economics of green hydrogen and Donald Trump’s aversion to clean energy, Andrew Forrest isn’t ready to back down on his dream.

Politics

13 h. ago Australia’s newest big four bank boss starts with a hefty to

ANZ Bank’s new chief executive, Nuno Matos, is largely an unknown entity in local banking circles and has his work cut out for him.

Politics

13 h. ago Australia’s newest big four bank boss has his work cut out for him

ANZ’s new chief executive, Nuno Matos, is largely an unknown entity in local banking circles and has a hefty to-do list waiting for him.

Politics

14 h. ago ‘If Wingstop can make it here, it can make it anywhere’: The US chicken chain coming to roost

The Texas-headquartered business has just landed in Australia – and Gen Z is driving the demand.

Politics

19 h. ago Ross Garnaut: Prophet with a sunny vision of our glorious future

The present fashion of obsessing with productivity improvement for its own sake is counterproductive and probably won’t achieve much.

Politics

29 h. ago Job hunting has become a major headache, and I blame the AFL

In a world where everyone’s a leader, it seems the only thing you can’t afford to be is someone quietly getting the job done.

Politics

38 h. ago Sardines and sauerkraut: Can a nutritionist improve on this TV cook’s omega

What cookbook author and presenter Marion Grasby eats in a day.

Politics

38 h. ago Why this grand building on Sydney’s busiest street is derelict

Sydney University’s International House could accommodate 200 students, but amid a rental affordability crisis, it sits abandoned.

Politics

62 h. ago Competition is toughening, but will it be enough for Qantas to lift its game?

Big shake-ups in aviation are hard to see coming. But the demand for better customer service and more robust competition is not going away. Competition is toughening, but will it be enough for Qantas to lift its game?

Politics

3 d. ago ASX Runners of the Week: XPON, Locksley, DY6 Metals & Arizona

This week’s Bulls N’ Bears ASX Runner of the Week is XPON Technologies Group after it cut a deal to snap up a leading Aussie digital marketer to supercharge its revenue.

Politics

3 d. ago ‘Lucky country’: The unintended consequences of the Trumpian tariff storm

Amid the global economic chaos unleashed by Trump’s tariff agenda, Australia has emerged as a beacon of stability. But our luck might not last.

Politics

3 d. ago Macquarie chief’s pay cut to $24m as ‘millionaire’s factory’ rakes in $3.7b

As Macquarie reported its profits on Friday, the investment bank known for its bumper pay packets also revealed how much its top executives were paid.

Economics

3 d. ago The woman who took on Tesla (and wants to see Musk in court)

Cristina Balan was an engineer at Tesla until she pointed out a flaw in the electric car to her boss – then she was sacked.

Events