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The local share market has closed modestly higher though it still has a long way to go before recouping its losses on Wednesday, the worst day in three months.
An independent 'reporter' will assess the effects of industry on ancient rock art in the Pilbara where a contentious fertiliser plant is being developed.
Wall Street stocks have closed higher as an on-target inflation report largely staunched the flow of the previous session's sell-off and investors pressed the "pause" button.
The Australian stock market has suffered its worst losses since June 14, falling along with markets around the world on predictions of aggressive US rate hikes.
The Australian stock market is on pace for its worst day since June 14 after falling in early trading in the wake of a worse-than-expected US inflation report.
A European leader in clean energy has earmarked $4.4 billion for Australia's transition, with new climate laws set to require a massive spend on the grid.
East Timor president Jose Ramos-Horta has urged the Albanese government to help progress a lucrative gas project and has ruled out any Chinese military base.
The announcement of Britain's new prime minister will trigger the beginning of a handover from Boris Johnson, who resigned in July after months of scandal.
The once-in-a-generation shift in demand to minerals needed for a cleaner world makes Australia a winner, but miners are also being urged to decarbonise.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has confirmed a referendum to recognise Indigenous Australians in the constitution will not be in the first half of next year.