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Western Australian mining magnate Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forest has expanded his agricultural empire with a 7.33 per cent stake in Tasmanian salmon company Huon Aquaculture. The stake, purchased through the investment vehicle Tattarang, is worth nearly $20 million and represents over 8 million individual shares in the company, which is the second largest salmon farmer
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Its average price over the last 50 days has fallen below that of its 200-day moving average, a sign of impending losses.After a slew of news related to renewed crackdowns from China triggered a Bitcoin selloff, chartists and analysts are turning to a sinister-sounding technical signal. The original cryptocurrency has
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An expert group of the United Nations cultural agency has recommended that Australia’s Great Barrier Reef be added to the list of World Heritage sites that are “in danger” when it meets next month, prompting a furious response from the government.The committee of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural
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UN irks Australia by recommending Great Barrier Reef be listed ‘in danger’ Reuters
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Barnaby Joyce reckons 2050 is too far away for Australia to commit to net zero carbon emissions. But as previous government forecasts remind us, the future arrives more quickly than we think, writes Peter Martin.
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Victoria’s prison system is at risk of ongoing corruption and misconduct, the state’s anti-corruption watchdog finds, ahead of an independent review into workplace culture.
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More migrant workers will be eligible to have their visas fast-tracked by the Australian government after it expanded the list of skills considered priority occupations.Immigration Minister Alex Hawke has announced 22 job categories will be added to the Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL) designed to lure critical workers into
read now More than 8500 children used as soldiers in 2020: U.N. Reuters
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Arcare has revealed unread emails left around 13 per cent of residents unvaccinated at the time one of their staff tested positive to COVID-19 in May.
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The mother of an Afghanistan veteran who took his own life pleads with Barnaby Joyce not to appoint a new Veterans’ Affairs Minister as a royal commission will soon examine soaring rates of military suicides.
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A journalist was “crushed” by the betrayal of a convicted murderer who confessed to firebombing Brisbane’s Whiskey Au Go Go after years of claiming his innocence. The Sun newspaper journalist Dennis Watt first had contact with James Richard Finch in 1984 when he was behind bars, but denied any involvement
read now Chinese ambassador to U.S. to leave post after eight years Reuters
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