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Incident raises concerns about violence in hospitals.
A bus driver has been praised by Brisbane City Council for his quick actions after a car flew through the air and crashed into the side of his bus.
‘For many builders, insurance has become a major barrier to operating, growing and, in some cases, remaining in business,’ said an HIA executive.
Up to 29 percent of discarded solar panels could be repurposed, a start-up has said.
The 2026 Defence Innovation Science and Technology Strategy was announced on Aug. 4, setting out a road map for turning research into battlefield capability.
Up to 16 solar and battery developments could benefit.
Big Tech firms face a 2.5 percent tax on their revenue if they do not enter deals with media.
‘The cumulative value of Australia’s end-of-life panels is predicted to exceed $1 billion by 2035,’ said ATSE Acting CEO Peter Derbyshire.
The spot price of gold is hovering around US$4,000 ($5,700) an ounce, after touching an all-time high of US$5,589.38 an ounce on January 28.
“Rivalry, treachery, double dealing, money, hatred, desperation, opportunism and more are at the heart of this case,” Jones’s barrister Gabrielle Bashir said.
Army veteran Warren Pickering will lead the party against a struggling Labor government.
The taxpayer-funded ABC has failed to remove the clip which joked about the violent death of mining boss Gina Rinehart.
The ABS was questioned over why unpaid care work remains largely invisible in official productivity and economic growth measures.
The man responsible for restructuring the CFMEU has told the Senate that its history of militancy hasn’t slowed down house and apartment building.
Amazon has announced a 10-year partnership to revive a major river to try boost Sydney’s water supply by 400 million litres.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has asked the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to scrutinise prices as the fuel excise cut ends on Aug. 3.
Health Minister Mark Butler said the medicine could help 135 Australians diagnosed with a strain of brain cancer disease every year.
