8 h. ago Alisa and Ambrose were promised extra green space. They’re getting car parks instead

A state government project conceived to improve walking and cycling links will now increase the number of car parking spaces in the area.

Politics

8 h. ago Bob v the builders: Former premier in home reno legal stoush

Bob Carr is fighting project managers over a $220,000 fee linked to renovation works on his $8.8 million Coogee penthouse.

Politics

19 h. ago Great Southern lands $337k grant to drive WA gold and platinum hunt

Great Southern Mining has won a $337,500 Government grant to fund deep drilling at its WA Duketon gold project and an East Laverton Diorite Hill platinum-group target.

Politics

22 h. ago Smith on notice: AFL sends warning letter to Cats after another controversial social media post

The latest post was from an old episode of The Footy Show, in which Sam Newman verbally attacked Caroline Wilson.

Events

22 h. ago Dateline zeroes in on colossal new gold targets in California

Dateline Resources tightened its drill plan at Californian gold project after a 3D study ranked six breccia pipe targets, with three emerging as top drilling priorities.

Events

37 h. ago Labor will force developers to protect wildlife – but it needs the Coalition’s help

Environment Minister Murray Watt is promising strict new requirements on project developers to prevent harm to nature.

Politics

3 d. ago How a senator, a sports club, and the man who runs it became the talk of parliament

How controversial can social sport be? When the games happen on the fields surrounding Parliament House and rugby-superstar-turned-MP is expelled, it can make quite a stir.

Politics

3 d. ago What a life: Former church minister and state rugby player nears 110th birthday

Reverend Bill Morgan has had a full life, as a keen Bulldogs supporter, clergyman and playing rugby with Weary Dunlop. Credit: The 100 Project

Sport

4 d. ago The Australian agrees to new Pentagon press rules, according to US reports

The newspaper has joined a small list of publications to agree to controversial new media rules, which led to major news outlets walking away from their press access.

Politics

4 d. ago Eclipse set to expand rare earths bounty with Greenland drilling

Eclipse Metals has launched drilling at its 100%-owned Gronnedal rare earths project in southwest Greenland to extend its already huge 89Mt rare earths resource.

Politics

4 d. ago Strickland hits monster gold zones at Serbian Shanac project

Strickland Metals has revealed thick new high-grade gold zones at its Serbian Shanac deposit, confirming up-dip extensions and adding firepower to its 7.4Moz Rogozna resource.

Events

5 d. ago ‘Running towards the fire’: Tony Armstrong’s most personal project yet

This new ABC series, featuring Adam Goodes and Usman Khawaja, tackles a topic the former News Breakfast star sadly knows too well.

Events

5 d. ago Kim Kardashian’s latest controversial product may be hailed as feminist, but I don’t buy it

The billionaire influencer has sparked claims that “the bush is back” with the release of a new micro thong with an unusual addition.

Politics

5 d. ago Eclipse eyes NASDAQ dual listing to underpin US rare earths push

Eclipse Metals is planning a NASDAQ dual listing to tap North American investors and funding for its Greenland rare earths project as US demand for critical minerals ramps up.

Politics

6 d. ago Exclusive Brethren called the web a ‘pipeline of filth’. Now they have a podcast

The controversial church has launched a new podcast, aiming to hit back at “media conspiracy theories″ .

Politics

6 d. ago Auric back in production as second WA toll milling project fires up

Auric Mining has begun toll milling early at its WA Munda mine. Ore is being run through Black Cat’s Lakewood Mill, with first gold and cash due in the next few weeks.

Events

7 d. ago ANU report puts a number on climate impact of Woodside’s $19b Scarborough gas project

It’s the first time researchers have quantified the impacts of individual projects on climate change. But Woodside has argued it is not possible to pin rising temperatures on one operation.

Politics

8 d. ago Chalmers backs down on super indexing, puts in higher tax rate for accounts with $10m

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has announced six changes to the government’s controversial superannuation tax legislation – including a new $10 million threshold.

Economics

8 d. ago The NSW minister accused of improper interference before preselection

A top bureaucrat has told a parliamentary inquiry he was approached five times by the local government minister to speed up a matter involving a controversial former mayor. Ron Hoenig denies the allegations.

Politics

8 d. ago Tensions flare in seaside suburb over ‘Bondi Icebergs’ proposal

Over seven years, the Williamstown life saving club has gone through three rounds of redevelopment plans, and the neighbourhood is once again divided over the $14.5 million project.

Politics