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Labor pledge $100m for Scitech, if re-elected
A re-elected Albanese government has committed to pumping $100 million into the redevelopment of Scitech in West Perth. -
Celebrating with chosen family and local community quells holiday blues
via abc.net.auDespite our screens being filled with images of happy families celebrating Christmas, some feel the festive season is lonelier than ever. -
Second-hand fashion is big business, but is it helping the planet?
via abc.net.auThe rising popularity of second-hand and vintage fashion has been viewed as an opportunity to reduce fast fashion consumption; however, Australia remains one of the world's highest waste producers. -
What you need to know before you buy lab-grown versus natural diamonds
via abc.net.auDiamonds are generally considered a luxury asset that holds its value, but the emergence of laboratory-grown diamonds in the jewellery industry over recent years could challenge that belief. -
US sanctions five Europeans involved in regulating tech companies
via abc.net.auLeaders in Germany, France, Spain and the European Union slam the move as "intimidation and coercion". -
Victorian government consults with administrators of collapsed security firm
via abc.net.auThe Victorian government has confirmed it is consulting with the administrators of a collapsed Melbourne-based security firm as 1,700 jobs hang in the balance. -
Peeled or whole? How we buy prawns reveals a growing generational divide
via abc.net.auNew research shows younger Aussies prefer to save time and mess by buying pre-peeled prawns over the festive season. -
Peeled or whole? How the way Australians buy prawns is revealing a growing generational divide
via abc.net.auNew research shows younger Aussies prefer to save time and mess by buying pre-peeled prawns over the festive season. -
Regional communities pull together amid cost of living pressures
via abc.net.auThe WA Council of Social Services has found single-parent families are falling short of covering the cost of basics by $90 a week, while the shortfall for renting pensioners is $70. -
150-year-old newspaper with 95yo editor gets new owner
via abc.net.auThe Buloke Times, the "heartbeat of the community", has a new owner after being in one family's hands for more than a century. -
Australian businessman held without charge in Vietnamese jail
via abc.net.auA high-flying Australian financier accused of swindling a struggling Vietnamese petroleum trading company has been languishing in a Ho Chi Minh City cell for two months. -
Australians tipped to spend record $1.6b on Boxing Day sales
via abc.net.auBoxing Day spending is expected to hit a record high, supported by revived household spending after three interest rate cuts. -
'She Trapped the Sun': Inside the world's first solar house
via abc.net.auOn December 24, 1948, a family of Hungarian refugees moved into a small house in Dover, Massachusetts. But there was a catch. -
Pill version of injectable weight-loss drug Wegovy approved by US regulator
via abc.net.auA daily weight-loss pill will soon be available in the US, after the regulator gave approval to Danish drug company Novo Nordisk's oral version of the popular injectable, Wegovy. -
CommBank customers to receive $68m in refunds for incorrect bank fees
via abc.net.auThe Commonwealth Bank of Australia will refund low-income earners receiving Centrelink payments approximately $68 million in unfair fees — just over a quarter of what was charged. -
Up to 1,700 jobs axed as major security firm collapses
via abc.net.auA "significant number" of employees have been made immediately redundant as MA Security — which provides security and maintenance services to major retailers like Coles, Kmart and Amazon — enters administration. -
Power company found guilty of environmental offence over 2022 fish kill
via abc.net.auA court rules a maintenance failure caused hundreds of fish to die near Delta Electricity's Vales Point coal-fired power station in September 2022, a month after another kill triggered by natural causes. -
Mixed bag for NSW oyster growers as peak Christmas demand looms
via abc.net.auThe Christmas oyster harvest is flourishing on the NSW south coast, but further north it is a very different story as growers face the fallout of this year's record-breaking floods. -
Gold mine pays $330,000 after two dust incidents
via abc.net.auOne of the country's largest gold mines in the NSW Central West will buy five new dust monitors after incidents at its tailings dam. -
Farmer beside South32's major bauxite mine reports growing water issues
via abc.net.auThe owner of a farm neighbouring South32's major bauxite mine in WA claims the miner is responsible for rising salinity and reduced water availability at his property. His claims are now being probed by WA's regulator. -
New-look electricity commission takes on Victoria's Delburn wind farm
via abc.net.auThe Victorian government says the wind farm's 33 turbines will generate enough electricity to power more than 130,000 homes. -
New high-tech cameras making a difference to NSW fire fighting
via abc.net.auNew cameras using AI have been installed in southern New South Wales forests and are spotting fires before they have a chance to spread. -
New cameras help spotters focus on forest fires before they spread
via abc.net.auNew cameras using AI have been installed in southern New South Wales forests and are spotting fires before they have a chance to spread. -
'True bubble-like mentality' as markets 'up-crash' into end of 2025
via abc.net.auAI. Market records. Tariffs. Penguins. TACO. It's been a big year of economic shocks and surges as the international framework of global trade was shredded. Here's how key players saw the year that was. -
PR firm with 'fingers in many pies' to close
via abc.net.auIt has helped keep the Liberals in power in Tasmania and lobbied on behalf of Airbnb, the salmon industry and the Catholic Church — but the PR firm, described as having "fingers in a lot of pies", is closing down. -
Liberal-linked Tasmanian public relations firm Font PR closes its doors
via abc.net.auIt has helped keep the Liberals in power in Tasmania and lobbied on behalf of Airbnb, the salmon industry and the Catholic Church — but the PR firm, described as having "fingers in a lot of pies", is closing down. -
Liberal-linked PR firm with 'fingers in many pies' to close its doors
via abc.net.auIt has helped keep the Liberals in power in Tasmania and lobbied on behalf of Airbnb, the salmon industry and the Catholic Church — but the PR firm, described as having "fingers in a lot of pies", is closing down. -
A chaotic 'up-crash' for markets riding a turbulent 2025
via abc.net.auAI. Market records. Tariffs. Penguins. TACO. It's been a big year of economic shocks and surges as the international framework of global trade was shredded. Here's how key players saw the year that was. -
Jetty Road reopens after businesses hit hard by roadworks
via abc.net.auTraders along one of Adelaide's most popular beachside dining and retail strips have welcomed the reopening of roads to traffic, but say recovery will take time. -
Japan prepares to restart world's biggest nuclear plant, 15 years after Fukushima
via abc.net.auJapan has taken the final step to allow the world's largest nuclear power plant to resume operations with a regional vote in Niigata prefecture.
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