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The West Australian miner is poised to enjoy a strong 2025 on the back of the De Grey Mining acquisition, increased production, a healthy exploration budget and a gold price trading at record levels.

With regional Australia enjoying a renaissance as city dwellers increasingly head to the bush, banks could be forced to respond by reversing their longstanding policy of drastically cutting bank services outside of the major population centres.

A retired school teacher has been the driving force behind a Perth-based volunteer organisation that’s been manufacturing and donating adjustable wheelchairs around the world since 1996.

A research study led by Monash University has found an association between consuming too much convenience food and how quickly people age biologically.

Merging companies is never easy but this multinational flexibles and packaging group has the track record to suggest its acquisition of Berry Global can succeed – with shareholders in both groups to benefit.

A firm grip on the Australian market is giving the Melbourne-based, world-first digital property settlement platform a springboard to continue expanding offshore.

With older Australians accounting for one-third of scam losses totalling $319 million in 2024, they will be on the front line of a government initiative to provide the necessary tools to detect and stop fraudulent behaviour.

The global supply chain logistics group is well on track to meet its forecasts of higher revenue, earnings and free cashflow generation in 2025.

A global reach is paying dividends for the Melbourne-based company with operations in Asia and the Americas helping drive revenue over the $1 billion milestone in the 2024 financial year.

In what could be a harbinger for the coming year, the S&P/ASX 200 index has been on a roller coaster ride since the market opened on January 3. What’s making investors extremely jittery are fears incoming President Donald Trump’s policies will fuel inflation.

The Western Australian miner has delivered to shareholders in 2024 – despite a falling iron ore price. Repeating this result will be extremely difficult if a Trump administration decides to impose higher tariffs.

The challenges of growing overseas competition, cost of living pressures and the threat of further regulatory oversight are being met by Australia’s leading lottery and Keno operator – so far.