The Federal Court has hit the casino operator with a much larger fine than it says it can afford.

The pair clashed over Credlin’s perceived failure to defend him after Clennell claimed he was called a “dickhead” by One Nation’s national director James Ashby.

On Melbourne Cup day – bet on interest rates rising. It’s a sure thing.

The managing law firm’s class action callout follows a flood of legal actions in Australia and abroad concerning Uber’s handling of driver misconduct claims.

The Australian sharemarket had a muted morning but finished in the green thanks to a rally by BHP and Rio Tinto shares.

Orbit Resources has unveiled a 1km magnetic target at its Lewis Ponds project in NSW, along strike from Cousin Jack, pointing to the potential for new sulphide mineralisation.

ABC boss Hugh Marks says the depiction of Bluey is a “shocking use of Australia’s most loved character.”

The fair work umpire has ordered Coles to pay a man $6500 after he was sacked for breaching workplace policy by trying to stop two suspected thieves at a neighbouring Liquorland store.

Augustus Minerals has restarted RC drilling at its Music Well gold project near Leonora to test its St Patrick’s Well prospect, where rock chip sampling gave up grades up to 30.4g/t gold.

PLC Resources has generated a suite of ranked gold targets at its project near Meekatharra in WA, with some showing spectral signatures similar to a nearby producing gold mine.

The private equity owners of the 188-year-old retailer are hoping to strike a deal with landlords and suppliers sooner rather than later.

Zenith Minerals hit gold in 83% of holes across a 600m gap at its WA Dulcie project, opening the door to a maiden resource alongside its existing 675,000-ounce gold inventory.

The $US100 billion mega-IPO simply has to succeed. If it doesn’t, it will threaten the AI industry’s access to the trillions of dollars of new capital it needs over the next few years.

The staggering fortunes of Anthropic’s seven co-founders have been revealed as the company heads to Wall Street. They have pledged to give most of it away.

Australia’s largest frozen yoghurt chain is engaging customers in environmental activism.

The Australian sharemarket has rebounded after an early fall to close in the green, with materials and energy stocks posting gains.

Kaiser Reef produced 6263oz of gold, lifting cash to $40m, clearing its Henty acquisition loan in Tasmania and advancing underground drilling at Maldon in Victoria.

Accelerate Resources has launched a drilling blitz along a 12km manganese corridor in WA’s Pilbara after identifying 200-plus outcrops and rock chips grading up to 59.6% manganese.

Red Metal Ltd has confirmed heap leach potential from deeper, dominant fresh granite ore at its Qld Sybella project, with strong results using surprisingly low acid levels.

New Zealand passengers Matt and Serena Ross were taken by surprise when they saw their departure airport.

The flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz has returned to something close to pre-war levels but prices continue to rise. Trump is a big reason why.

The data centre group will lose its chairman, other board members will take a pay cut and the CEO will lose all of his bonuses this year in response to last week’s disastrous downgrade.

Behind the sleek sunglasses and effortless glamour inextricably linked with the Ray-Ban name lies a messy family feud that is anything but stylish.

The gaming operator will find out how big a penalty it faces for multiple money laundering breaches. Investors will find if the company can afford to pay.

The retail group behind Rebel Sport and Supercheap Auto will face shareholders this week amid fresh questions about the alleged relationship between two top executives and the continuing fallout for investors.

A tech-powered 2000s revival represents the biggest nostalgia boom yet.

Australian-British production company See-Saw Films has big plans after French entertainment giant Mediawan bought 51 per cent last year.

The first domestic Jetstar flight has departed Sydney’s new airport as the low-cost carrier bets big on Australia’s first new major airport in 50 years.

The discount retailer has been outpaced and outperformed by its much larger, more successful rival for years but is aiming for a turnaround.

A lot of what happens next for Sydney’s newest airport depends on how much underlying demand is not being met by capacity-constrained Sydney Kingsford Smith.