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Security screening workers at Perth Airport's Qantas terminal say further industrial action is on the cards if employer MSS Security doesn't offer a better wage deal.
Mining exploration in Australia is becoming more expensive and less attractive for international investors, a productivity commission report has found.
Elders shares have slumped more than 10 per cent after the agribusiness posted a hefty first half loss and said the sale process for its rural services and automotive businesses was ongoing.
US stocks have forged higher as weaker-than-expected economic news fuelled hopes the Federal Reserve will continue to keep its foot on the stimulus pedal.
As Australia cuts reliance on big power stations and embraces rooftop solar panels and other renewable energies, grid planners will to need to change the way electricity is moved from sources to us
Home building approvals had a big rise in April, a sign that last year's series of Reserve Bank of Australia interest rate cuts are helping the sector.
The big rise in mining investment of the past few years is expected to plateau rather than peak, and there are more encouraging signs for the economy, with a rise in building approvals for April.
Incoming Seven Group chief executive Don Voelte says the resources downturn is an opportunity to build the business, which is one of the largest players in Australia's mining services sector.
The Australian dollar has fallen to its lowest level since October 2011 after the release of stronger US consumer sentiment figures boosted the US dollar.
The amount of completed building work in the first three months of the year unexpectedly fell, a sign that economic growth for the quarter could be weaker than expected.
The Australian dollar is lower after another batch of good US economic data cemented hopes of a winding down of economic stimulus measures by the US central bank.
Security screening staff at Perth domestic airport's Qantas terminal have walked off the job after five of the employees were temporarily locked out of their workplace for attending a stop work mee