The Australian sharemarket had another poor day on Friday, and the bourse has declined 2.8 per cent over the week.

Whitebark Energy has made an off market bid for King Energy, which holds Australia’s biggest prospective onshore clean energy gas project in South Australia.

Latitude66’s diamond core drilling at its key KSB gold project in Finland has extended its K8 prospect, including a 3.1m intercept assaying 6.1g/t gold from 41.8m.

Auric Mining and the Ngadju People have inked a historic deal across 102,000 km² of WA Ngadju land in a landmark moment for the resource sector and its owners.

Rupert Murdoch’s bid to secure the future of his media empire is now in the mercy of the highly specialised Nevada probate court system.

Dart Mining is racking up a pipeline of gold targets at its Triumph project in Queensland, with rock chip samples hinting at an extensive mineralised corridor.

The former News Corp editor will lead a new audience growth team as well as the social media, search, audio and video teams.

The key to making us better off in the long term – lifting productivity – may require the feds to offer incentives to the states.

While we were sleeping, China took a great leap forward in high-tech manufacturing of everything. Will China bury us? That is not at all inevitable.

The Australian sharemarket lost almost $50 billion and the Aussie dollar hit a new two-year low on Thursday, after the US Federal Reserve signalled fewer rate cuts in 2025 than expected.

A horror annual general meeting is an ignominious way for ANZ’s outgoing boss Shayne Elliott to mark his exit.

Nearly 40 per cent of the company’s shareholders voted against ANZ’s executive pay scheme at the company’s AGM on Thursday.

The No.1 contender to take Foxtel off News Corp’s hands is a British sports streamer that’s potentially banking on a huge influx of cash from Saudi Arabia.

AGL, one of the nation’s biggest energy retailers, has been dealt a record fine of $25 million for wrongly taking money from hundreds of welfare recipients.

Woodside chief executive Meg O’Neill said the strategic and commercial rationale for the swap was “compelling”.