The solar energy industry is driving an increased demand for silver, creating a supply deficit for the metal.

Hundreds more clients affected by the collapse of home builders in Victoria will receive much-needed financial support, as the state government expands its compensation scheme.

A new union requirement is causing controversy in NSW.

The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has officially commenced operations.

Australia's resources export market is expected to face a significant downturn ...

Synergy, a major electricity provider in Western Australia, has been fined $30 million for excessively raising wholesale prices.

Tasmania could become a global leader in green hydrogen production and export by 2030, according to a new feasibility study.

WA Parliament will investigate the state’s gas reservation policy amid concerns about its effectiveness.

The Morrison government’s HomeBuilder scheme appears to have benefited high income earners and select builders.

Experts have proposed using AI to help protect critical infrastructure including power, water and communication networks.

A free trade deal between Australia and the EU is nearing its deadline.

The Productivity Commission has reviewed the federal Future Drought Fund.

SafeWork NSW is reminding those who own industrial gates to get them checked after a number of serious incidents, including two deaths.

Mining and energy workers have voted to split from the CFMMEU over differing stances on the renewable ...

The chemical waste company responsible for a massive 2019 industrial fire in Melbourne has been fined $2.9 million.

A major infrastructure investor will soon be chaired by its second successive Labor figure.

Authorities are responding to a recent fatality at the North Rankin offshore oil and gas facility.

A new flexible detector may revolutionise greenhouse gas monitoring.

Small businesses in Australia have contributed over half a trillion dollars to the country's GDP ...

Safe Work Australia has released a new model Code of Practice for tower cranes.

The Australian Defence Department is set to remove 2000 contractors, equivalent to one-fifth of its private workforce.

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