Aussie shares snap losing streak but crude risks weigh The local bourse has had its first positive week since February, but traders remain cautious with the US and Iran still at odds over a potential ceasefire. AAP · Mar 27
Australian shares slip as markets mull Iran situation Uncertainty around US-Iranian peace talks have prompted a slightly negative day for Australian stocks, with risk aversion trumping cautious optimism. AAP · Mar 26
Kyle Sandilands tells court Kiis FM dumping invalid as he was performing his contracted ‘robust character’ role Shock jock’s statement of claim in federal court argues exchange that provided trigger for termination ‘congruent with the style, tone and nature of the show’ The Guardian - AU · Mar 22
Australian Shares Close Lower as ASX 200 Falls 0.82% to 8,428 on Mining Weakness The Australian share market extended its recent losses Friday, March 20, 2026, with the benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index declining 69.4 points or 0.82% to close at 8,428.40 — its lowest finish in four months and marking a third straight weekly drop amid persistent Middle East tensions and commodity price pressure. International Business Times · Mar 21
Four in Five Aussies Would Ditch Points for Cashback Cards: MONEYME and YouGov Survey Finds ASX-listed non-bank digital lender MONEYME has launched its new Cashback Rewards Credit Card, following research indicating a decisive shift in consumer preferences inkl · Mar 17
Denying workers meal breaks - did somebody say KFC? A long-running class action brought by KFC workers alleging they were denied payments for breaks has been settled for $28.8 million. AAP · Mar 16
Kiis FM banned from airing strong sexual content on Kyle and Jackie O shows for five years Kiis FM could face cancellation of radio station licence if ban breached, regulator says The Guardian - AU · Mar 16
Biotech shares plunge after lung cancer drug's failure An ASX biotech formerly worth over $500 million has lost most of its value after its drug failed to treat lung cancer effectively. AAP · Mar 13
More than $200b evaporates from Aussie market since war The Middle East war continues to wreak havoc on equities as surging oil prices hammer global growth hopes and light a match under inflation expectations. AAP · Mar 13
Kyle Sandilands apologises to former co-host Jackie ‘O’ Henderson and says he wants program back on air Kiis FM radio host accuses ARN of not running ‘genuine process’ before terminating Henderson’s contract and suspending him following pair’s on-air fight The Guardian - AU · Mar 10
Australian shares pare early gains for modest rebound Hopes of a timely end to the Middle East conflict sparked a relief rally on the local bourse, but the optimism was limited, capping gains by the close. AAP · Mar 10
Kyle & Jackie O Are Reportedly In Talks For A Radio Reunion & Yes, We’re Confused Too Kyle Sandilands and Jackie ‘O’ Henderson are reportedly back in contact and “want to do radio again” after their KIIS FM bust‑up. Pedestrian.tv · Mar 10
Retailers want ‘delightfully human’ AI to do your shopping, but will the chatbots go rogue? Plans for agentic shopping assistants are under way at Australia’s major companies. Guardian Australia tested the technology after a string of mishaps The Guardian - AU · Mar 5
Australian shares bounce on talk of Iran war slowdown Hopes of potential de-escalation in the Middle East and US assurances around crude supply have supported a lift in equities, despite a fresh wave of attacks. AAP · Mar 5
The Guardian - AU · Mar 3 Kyle Sandilands traded in shocking listeners. This time he was the one to get a shock At first it seemed like another fake fight – but Jackie ‘O’ Henderson decided her partner’s attack on her obsession with astrology was the final straw
inkl · Mar 2 Scalare Partners Posts 360% Revenue Surge as Recurring Revenue Momentum Reshapes its Startup Model ASX-listed technology accelerator and investor Scalare Partners has reported its first half-year revenue contribution since acquiring coworking operator Tank Stream Labs and advisory business Planet Startup
AAP · Mar 2 Aussie shares claw back losses but Iran conflict weighs Strength in energy, mining and consumer staples stocks has capped the impact of US-led attacks against Iran on the local bourse, but major uncertainty remains.
AAP · Feb 11 ASX lifts earnings but transformation costs rising Bourse operator ASX Ltd has grown its earnings and profits despite facing a barrage of headwinds, including regulator woes, outages and a hunt for a new leader.
AAP · Feb 11 Aussie shares soar to three-month highs as miners fly A banking rally has sent Australian shares to three-month highs, while the Australian dollar hit its own milestone by reaching its highest value in three years.
AAP · Feb 4 Australian shares reverse early dip as miners soar The local bourse has gained for a second straight session, supported by resurgent gold stocks and a positive outlook for the Aussie dollar.
AAP · Jan 19 Gold pips record as trade jitters drag on local stocks Gold producers have been the only clear winners as rekindled trade tensions spark fresh uncertainty that investors thought was behind them.
AAP · Jan 16 ASX-listed miner has front-row seat to Greenland drama An ASX-listed miner is trying to revive its rare earth mine in Greenland amid Donald Trump's threats to seize the territory "whether they like it or not".
AAP · Dec 23, 2025 Christmas bonus as Aussie shares soar to six-week high Hopes of a much-anticipated Santa rally are beginning to crystallise, after the local bourse hit its highest price in six weeks and gold notched a record.
AAP · Dec 15, 2025 ASX shares slide to seven-year low after damning report ASX Limited shares have fallen to their lowest level since 2018 after the market regulator said it would require it to hold another $150 million in capital.
AAP · Dec 1, 2025 Banks weigh down market as Aussie shares continue slump Rising interest rates in the world's third-largest bond market have investors weighing the benefits of fixed interest against fading growth in equities.