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In the darkened forests of Indonesia, one of the nation's favourite pastimes is making a comeback
via abc.net.auIndonesia has one of the fastest-growing film markets in the world, and audiences can't get enough of one genre in particular. -
Warranty expired? Here's why you might still be entitled to a refund
via abc.net.auTwo class actions were launched against Harvey Norman this week, with lawyers arguing its extended warranties offer little or no value because of guarantees that automatically apply under consumer law. Here's a look at what the law means for customers. -
An unusual Sydney rental ad attracted critics online. Before long things blew 'out of all proportion'
via abc.net.auAfter a three-bedroom inner-Sydney apartment went viral for its strict conditions for tenants, the internet came hard for the agency behind it. In response, that same business has begun posting personal details of their critics in a move to stop the posts. -
Fans are 'hungry' for music, and this Tasmanian couple may have the answer to keeping festivals alive
via abc.net.auHarry and Charlotte celebrated their first wedding anniversary with a music festival for friends and family. Now, they are the organisers of a boutique festival in Tasmania's north-west. -
Tupperware's bankruptcy reflects an increasing skepticism around multi-level marketing schemes, experts say
via abc.net.auTupperware's plastic may be famously indestructible, but the US-based company filed for bankruptcy this week. It's cause for reflection from the Australians who sold the containers to party-goers across decades. -
A four-tonne machine just printed a house in the US. What can Australia learn?
via abc.net.auTexas just opened its biggest ever 3D-printed neighbourhood as a solution to its acute housing problem. Could it be the solution the Australian construction has been waiting for? -
A 4-tonne machine just printed a house in the US. What can Australia learn?
via abc.net.auTexas just opened its biggest 3D-printed neighbourhood as a solution to its acute housing problem. Could it be the solution the Australian construction has been waiting for? -
Taking a road trip? Don't miss out on these five quirky rest stops
via abc.net.auWhen planning a road trip, the journey can be just as important as the destination, so look out for these impressive landmarks across Victoria. -
Hundreds of dollars on offer in rebates for Queenslanders buying e-scooters and e-bikes
via abc.net.auQueenslanders will be able to access a rebate of $500 for e-bicycles and $200 for e-scooters under the state government scheme launched ahead of next month's election. -
In an unpredictable live music industry, queer venues are fighting to keep their doors open
via abc.net.auVenue managers say the cost of operating is making it harder for small, diverse businesses to exist in Brisbane, putting the safe space they provide to vulnerable communities at risk. -
In a unpredictable live music industry, queer venues are fighting to keep their doors open
via abc.net.auVenue managers say the cost of operating is making it harder for small, diverse businesses to exist in Brisbane, putting the safe space they provide to vulnerable communities at risk. -
Sri Lanka's 'social contract is in pieces'. How will they vote in the presidential election?
via abc.net.auTwo years since thousands of protesters swarmed the presidential palace in Sri Lanka, voters are heading to the polls, where three presidential candidates have emerged as frontrunners for the first time. -
After Nixon's protests, the Sri Lankan president fled. Who will he vote for at tomorrow's election?
via abc.net.auTwo years since thousands of protesters swarmed the presidential palace in Sri Lanka, voters are heading to the polls, where three presidential candidates have emerged as frontrunners for the first time. -
The world reaches a historic tipping point thanks to 'the most rapid change since the Industrial Revolution'
via abc.net.auRenewable technologies are gathering speed, putting the world within reach of falling greenhouse gas emissions. Climate experts say they "struggle to wrap their heads around" the sheer size, scale and speed of the current transition. -
The world is on the cusp of pushing emissions into decline. The driving force? Simple economics
via abc.net.auRenewable technologies are gathering speed, putting the world within reach of falling greenhouse gas emissions. Climate experts say they "struggle to wrap their heads around" the sheer size, scale and speed of the current transition. -
ECU and West Coast Eagles team up
Tertiary students interested in forging a career in the sport and recreation industry will have a new opportunity to garner firsthand experience at the coalface. -
Aussie shares close at record high for fifth session
The ASX200 index rose for a seventh day in a row to again finish at its highest ever level after gaining 1.35 per cent this week. -
There was a 'staggeringly quick' rise in sugar prices this week. Here's why
via abc.net.auThe world sugar price surged by about 15 per cent this week, which was easily the industry's sharpest rally of the year. -
At Close of Business podcast September 20 2024
Sam Jones and Justin Fris discuss the business behind the Perth Football League. -
Celebrated women expanding the tent
OPINION: Fifteen years in, the WA Women’s Hall of Fame continues to recognise and celebrate women’s significant contributions to the community. -
SeaStock scales-up for hungry ruminants
First commercial orders mark a significant milestone in the growth of local startup SeaStock. -
Mark My Words September 20 2024
Mark Beyer and Mark Pownall discuss two sets of economic data, Perth's property sector, moves by rich listers and more. -
Hodgson family link to Subi buy
An entity linked to Richmond WA, the key family business of the Hodgson family, has bought a Subiaco office building. -
GR Engineering books $25.7m contract
GR Engineering has won a contract valued at $25.7 million, from Bill Beament-led Develop Global. -
Sydney's weekend of free train travel to cost taxpayers up to $3.5m
via abc.net.auGovernment pay negotiations with the Rail, Tram and Bus Union broke down earlier this week and the union threatened to disrupt services on one of the busiest weekends of the year. -
Gold dominates explorer fundraising
Diminished valuations of lithium explorers could be a catalyst for sector M&A, while gold surpasses uranium in rattling the tin, according to BDO. -
Floreat labs boost biomedical sector
A western suburbs research precinct will be turned into WA’s biomedical hub in a move the state government hopes will enable more local manufacturing -
Leaking pipes Bill “scary” – Walter
The boss of residential building company JWH has criticised the state government’s proposed legislation around the Iplex pipes issue, echoing concerns of industry. -
New home builds target a fantasy, says builder
The federal government’s ambitious target of building 1.2 million new homes by 2029 is fanciful, according to a leading residential builder, as crippling skilled labour shortages persist. -
Mining and Energy Union and officials fined more than half a million dollars for 'intimidating and threatening' conduct
via abc.net.auThe Fair Work Ombudsman has secured a total of $657,105 in penalties in court against the Mining and Energy Union and five then union officials over conduct including verbal abuse of workers at the Oaky Creek North coal mine in central Queensland.
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