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Auction business Grays deceived used car buyers over two-year period, causing $3 million in consumer losses

In short:Nationwide auction business Grays Australia has been ordered to pay a $10 million federal court penalty over its contraventions of consumer law. The A

Live: Unemployment up slightly to 4.1pc in June

Bjorn Jarvis, the head of labour statistics for the ABS, says there are a couple of reasons behind the unemployment rate rising slightly in June to 4.1%"With em

Australian Marinas Make Significant Economic Contribution, HAMIS Report Shows – Marine Business News

Association NewsPublished on: 18th Jul, 2024The recently released report, funded by the Marina Industries Association (MIA) and International Marina Consultants

Iconic lighthouse at Point Danger stands proud after $6.5 million upgrade – Marine Business News

The iconic heritage-listed lighthouse at Point Danger stands ready to serve as a beacon to mariners for decades to come following an extensive $6.5 million upgr

‘Risk of major financial fallout’ as IMF sounds the alarm on persistent global inflation

The message seems to have been lost in all the noise.Global stock markets are roaring ahead, smashing through record levels on a daily basis, convinced the US F

The industry that will be hit hardest as belts tighten further

One in 11 Australian hospitality businesses are set to close in the next 12 months, as customers continue to tighten their belts and cut down on non-essentia

Safe Work Australia Proposal to License Straddle Carrier Operators – Marine Business News

Association NewsPublished on: 17th Jul, 2024Ministers responsible for work health and safety have tasked Safe Work Australia (SWA) with reviewing the high-risk

2024 Marine Safety Expo essential as Australian boat ownership hits new highs – Marine Business News

Recreational boating, fishing and sailing are as much a part of Australia’s DNA as mozzie bites and vegemite, but with boating ownership on the rise across th

Live: ASX rises after Dow notches record closing high

Wall Street stocks rose and the Dow Jones Industrial Average hit an all-time closing high on Tuesday after US retail sales data supported the view that the Fe

‘Every minute for me is suffering’: Scammers target Australian property sales

After a long career helping businesses with their finances, Lily was surprised to find out she had become a victim of fraud.The retired bookkeeper lost about $2

Australia’s blue blood miner, management moderniser and business nationalist

As Australia’s most prominent business leader of the 1970s and ’80s, Sir Roderick Carnegie was a nationalist who believed in the power of big corporations c

Major banks lent $3.6b to fossil fuel projects in 2023 using a ‘back door’

In short: Australia's big four banks loaned $3.6 billion to fossil fuel companies and their projects in 2023, analysis has shown.Projects financed include Wood