The lingering impact of Cyclone Debbie on Queensland's exports of coal will begin to ease this week for some exporters as work is expedited to repair the multiple rail links which shift the millions of tonnes of coal to port.
Australia received the bulk of Rio Tinto's taxes over the past year, even as it remains locked in dispute with the tax office over tax shifting abroad.
Australia's dairy production is headed for 20-year lows as the slump in milk prices has prompted farmers to either quit the industry or slash output.
Increasingly high prices for increasingly unreliable electricity are a direct consequence of government regulation.
Government coffers will benefit from the "stronger for longer" spike in commodity prices.
Lashing the board for its "appalling" behaviour WAM chairman Geoff Wilson unseats the chairman of Hunter Hall Global Value
IAG estimates net exposure to Cyclone Debbie at about $140m as other insurers also count cost.
One of the country's major energy companies, Origin Energy, has been slapped with a heavy fine for failing to accurately report data - relating to hot water systems
Despite ramping up its war of words opposing as "opportunistic" an unwanted takeover offer from Downer EDI, contractor Spotless shares wallow at a discount to the offer
The sale of the failed steelmaker Arrium is expected to be finalised by mid-year.
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