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Japanese former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has died, public broadcaster NHK has reported.

Sell shares or else, PM tells ministers

Gains by the heavyweight mining sector have helped lift the Australian share market by 0.8 per cent as industrial metal prices rebound.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics says payroll jobs rose 0.1 per cent in the month to June 11, with the trade surplus coming in at $15.9 billion in May.

Ahead of the release of payroll figures and the latest data on Australia's trade surplus, job advertisements are showing potential signs of decline.

Chevron learns its carbon capture lessons at Gorgon

The ASX's mining and energy sectors have fallen sharply after global commodity prices plunged on fears of a global recession.

ANZ has followed Commonwealth Bank in raising mortgage rates following the central bank's decision to lift the cash rate to 1.35 per cent.

A familiar trinity of inflation, supply chain disruptions and skilled labour shortages are keeping a lid on WA business growth, with 4 out of 5 organisations struggling to fill vacancies.

As the Reserve Bank hikes the cash rate for the third month in a row, rents are higher across city and regional areas.

$6k a year inflation whack for families

The ASX has closed modestly higher after the Reserve Bank announced another 50 basis point rate rise, as expected.

Jacques warns miners could face ‘nightmare’

The S&P/ASX 200 index rose 1.1 per cent by noon, recouping some of the losses from the previous three sessions.

Emergency services were at the scene of a fire which started at the top floor of the South32 building on St Georges Terrace.

Soaring prices extend energy, resource boom

The S&P/ASX 200 index has ended 0.4 per cent lower by the close amid concerns over global economic growth.

Australian workers will be entitled to more superannuation while some households face bigger power bills in the new financial year.

Andrew Forrest raids gold miner Regis Resources

The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index slid nearly 2 per cent in the last trading session of the financial year, amid worries over rising rates.

Job vacancies grew by 13.8 per cent in the three months to May and stand at more than double the number recorded before the COVID-19 pandemic set in.

Whether building political bridges or navigating the uncertainty of COVID, Mike McKenna has played his role as Optus Stadium’s chief with a straight bat.

The power market operator AEMO has released a roadmap for the sector as it continues to transition to more renewable and gas energy sources.

Fortescue backflip on register for sex culprits

The Australian share market has fallen almost one per cent, ending a four-day winning streak amid renewed concerns of a global recession.

Departing St John Ambulance boss Michelle Fyfe has posted a reflective message to all staff.

Lynas targeted with pro-China disinformation

Energy storage, including pumped hydro, has become a critical ingredient in WA’s energy transition.

Australian shares extended gains from the previous session as a lift in commodities prices and fund buying ahead of the year-end helped the market close firmly higher.

WA has been among the most significant beneficiaries of what is being dubbed the “pandemic baby boom”, recording the second strongest population growth in the country.

Consumer confidence has improved for a second consecutive week after a slump earlier in the month as a result of a large rise in interest rates.

Push for 20 weeks paid dads’ leave