Businessman Greg Poland's lawyer, Martin Bennett, has questioned the authenticity of a 46-minute recording at the centre of a defamation trial against former journalists and Canning MP Andrew Hastie.
Lotus Resources has announced a series of measures to reset its balance sheet, as it aims for steady-state production at its Kayelekera project in Malawi.
Economists say a surprise drop in next week's inflation data would be the only thing to stop a looming interest rate hike, after fresh jobs data showed the RBA's efforts to soften the economy have fallen short.
Woodside's Browse project was the subject of more than 70,000 submissions to federal regulators over four weeks, after a move which opened a month of public comment.
The leader of Australia's biggest investment bank has announced her retirement as the group prepares to face questions over everything from its executive pay packages to the financing of fossil fuel projects.
The Nasdaq led Wall Street lower with a mixed performance from technology stocks, as investors waited for key earnings reports to gauge the health of a market rally fed by enthusiasm for artificial intelligence.
Australia's share market has improved after higher commodity prices supported miners and energy stocks, but confidence is shaky as the Iran conflict reaches a new front.
Shares in Lynas Rare Earths dipped after it revealed a more than $100 million cost blowout in an expansion of its Malaysian procesing hub due to higher costs for ex-China equipment.
The estate of Aspermont chair Andrew Kent will be used to fund a legal dispute interstate, as his widow and children continue a row over the inheritance.
Premier Roger Cook has reacted to Pauline Hanson's wide-ranging speech in Perth on Tuesday, describing her comments about Australia's energy future as illogical.
The Conservation Council of WA has warned the Cliff Head oil field off Dongara could leave a $200 million cleanup bill, after both its owners entered administration.
Japan's biggest power generator has invested $25 million in one of Australia's largest carbon credit funds – around 10 per cent of the fund's overall capital target.
URANIUM WRAP: Shares in Peninsula Energy tumbled early following the withdrawal of its CY26 production guidance, while Paladin anticipates production to rise at Langer Heinrich.
Planning authorities have unanimously approved a $240 million plan to convert the CBD's St Martins Centre into a 240-room hotel, with office and retail space.
Wesfarmers and its Chilean joint venture partner have greenlit a $1.4 billion investment to double spodumene production at the Mt Holland lithium operation.
Synergy has agreed to buy all the energy from Neoen's Narrogin wind farm, in move which has paved the way for construction to begin on the massive renewable project.
