ASX-listed miner has front-row seat to Greenland drama An ASX-listed miner is trying to revive its rare earth mine in Greenland amid Donald Trump's threats to seize the territory "whether they like it or not". AAP · Jan 16
Christmas bonus as Aussie shares soar to six-week high Hopes of a much-anticipated Santa rally are beginning to crystallise, after the local bourse hit its highest price in six weeks and gold notched a record. AAP · Dec 23, 2025
ASX shares slide to seven-year low after damning report ASX Limited shares have fallen to their lowest level since 2018 after the market regulator said it would require it to hold another $150 million in capital. AAP · Dec 15, 2025
Banks weigh down market as Aussie shares continue slump Rising interest rates in the world's third-largest bond market have investors weighing the benefits of fixed interest against fading growth in equities. AAP · Dec 1, 2025
Mining, tech gains shoot Australian shares upward The Australian market has had its best day in months after a massive rebound in technology stocks and big performances for gold and lithium miners. AAP · Nov 20, 2025
Franchise businesses have long been plagued by scandals. Domino’s is just the latest The blue and red boxes with white dots are immediately recognisable as containing Domino’s pizzas. The pizza chain is Australia’s largest and is run as a franchise, with the ASX-listed public company Domino’s Pizza Enterprises holding the Australian master franchise rights. The Conversation · Nov 18, 2025
Australian shares plunge to lowest level since July The ASX200 has lost 1.4 per cent to finish the week down 1.5 per cent, its worst week in since early April. AAP · Nov 14, 2025
Aussie shares sink to seven-week lows as rate bets fade Interest rate-sensitive stocks have dragged the share market to multi-month lows after a surprise dip in unemployment lowered the chance of rate cuts. AAP · Nov 13, 2025
'Minsky moment': watchdog boss warns of market collapse The corporate watchdog has flagged easing reporting requirements for smaller firms while warning private credit to shape up or face tougher regulation. AAP · Nov 4, 2025
Tech giant founder targeted as federal police raid firm Shares in Australian technology giant WiseTech are in freefall, down 15 per cent in early trading, after revelations of an ASIC-AFP raid. AAP · Oct 27, 2025
Australian shares trim losses as miners play catch-up An energy sector rally and a rebound in raw materials has helped the local bourse finish the day slightly better than flat after a jittery start to the session. AAP · Oct 23, 2025
Synlait offloads some NZ dairy assets to pay down debt Proceeds from the sale of New Zealand facilities will help dairy producer Synlait pay down net debt and eventually explore opportunities to diversify. AAP · Sep 29, 2025
Bourse operator told to shape up after risk failings The Reserve Bank has delivered a scathing assessment of governance and risk culture failings as part of an inquiry into Australia's stock exchange operator. AAP · Sep 24, 2025
Mid-tier Canadian goldminer DPM Metals to debut on ASX DPM Metals, formerly Dundee Precious Metals, will join the ASX on September 17 following its acquisition of Adriatic Metals. AAP · Sep 5, 2025
AAP · Aug 21, 2025 Record day in gains for ASX results in a sea of green The ASX has finished a record-breaking trading session at an all-time high as investors turned the bourse green on the busiest company reporting day.
AAP · Aug 20, 2025 Details of review into IVF bungle to remain a secret A review has found human error and technology limitations were to blame for embryo mix-ups at a leading IVF clinic but its full details will remain a secret.
Space · Aug 15, 2025 Canada's NordSpace begins construction on orbital spaceport. When will it open for launches? NordSpace begins building its new orbital spaceport on the Canada's east coast, as the company prepares for its first suborbital rocket launch.
The Conversation · Aug 8, 2025 The ASX’s rookie error is just the latest of many blunders. Investors are losing confidence It was the latest blow to the credibility of the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX). This time, the nation’s stock exchange mixed up two company names in an error that briefly wiped A$400 million off the market value of our third biggest telco, TPG Telecom.
AAP · Aug 6, 2025 ASX faces listing competitor after damaging TPG blunder Financial regulator ASIC is considering approving an ASX rival to launch a competitor listing market, which the treasurer hopes will boost investment.
The Conversation · Aug 6, 2025 Embattled ASX set to face beefed-up competition, in bid to boost investment The Australian Securities and Investments Commission is set to boost the competition faced by the much-criticised ASX in an effort to clear roadblocks for investors and attract more foreign capital to Australia.
AAP · Aug 3, 2025 Rivers of gold pour into Kalgoorlie for mining forum Goldminers were beaming while uranium diggers ran for cover as mining's winners and losers took centre stage at a leading industry conference.
AAP · Jul 31, 2025 Australian shares slide as tariff shockwaves hit copper The ASX200 has fallen 0.16 per cent as copper prices plummeted following a surprise tariff decision by President Donald Trump's White House.
AAP · Jul 29, 2025 Aussie shares edge higher ahead of inflation readout The ASX200 has climbed into the green in session's final hour, with traders seeming to tread carefully ahead of an important consumer price report.
AAP · Jul 28, 2025 Bumpy ride for Webjet after $9m false advertising fine Online travel agency Webjet has been ordered to pay $9 million in penalties for misleading customers about the price of flights and booking confirmations.
The Guardian - AU · Jul 23, 2025 Australian bookmaker Betr accused of drawing more than half of January gambling profits from 20 customers Statement to ASX by rival bookmaker Pointsbet amid hostile takeover negotiations notes risks associated with ‘VIP-heavy customer base’