Shares in a major Australian gas producer have dropped by double digits following the collapse of what would have been the biggest all-cash transaction in Australia's corporate history.
The state opposition has labelled the state's energy transition is a “flop”, after the contentious Bluewaters coal-fired power station was assigned reserve capacity for 2027-28.
BHP will come to the bargaining table over pay and conditions for some of its Port Hedland port employees, in a move the Western Mineworkers Alliance described as “long overdue”.
The majority shareholder of suspended explorer Leo Lithium is angling to oust the company's boss and directors over a payment dispute ahead of Leo's delisting this month.
Australia's share market has more than wiped the previous session's gains, as financials, miners and real estate stocks weighed on the bourse ahead of a key central bank decision.
Ella Loneragan and Claire Tyrrell discuss why economic conditions are paving the way for the retail property sector to be an ideal asset class for investors.
Woodside Energy's plans to sequester tonnes of carbon emitted by its proposed Browse project below the ocean has been put out for public comment by the state's environmental watchdog.
A delay in signing a "crocodile" defence treaty with Papua New Guinea has "no downside", Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says, brushing aside claims it's an embarrassment for Australia.
Satterley Property Group's bushfire plan is called into question as a state emergency services superintendent described parts of it as “coarse” and “ill-informed”.
Mineral Resources has had its request to obtain the state development agreement between Pilbara Ports and Chevron slapped down, as a trial nears over levies the state says the miner owes.
The state government will back a bid by privately owned Turbine Solutions to become a foundational service provider in wind energy, with a $450,000 cash injection.
Shares in Nedlands-based Santa Fe Minerals soared early on Wednesday, following news it had finalised its acquisition of the Eburnea gold project in Côte d'Ivoire.
Donald Trump reprimanded an Australian journalist who questioned the president's business dealings, before confirming he will meet with Anthony Albanese soon.
One in three Australian businesses are using free artificial intelligence tools to boost their productivity, a report has found, and most are sharing confidential company data with the software despite the risks.
Federal opposition leader Sussan Ley used her first major economic speech to make clear reining in frivolous government spending would form the core of her pledge to Australian voters.
Record overnight results in the United States have paved the way for Australian shares to finish in the green as traders anticipate a critical rates decision.
