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Industry representatives will meet with state and federal ministers at crisis talks in Perth on Thursday

Residents in Vaucluse, in Sydney s eastern suburbs, recently received a 600-word letter in a mailbox-drop calling out one particular mansion in the area for hosting wild parties.

A new facility in Townsville offers producers and traders a solution to moisture issues. Read about the first silos to be seen in Townsville and the benefits for growers and traders.

Glencore Ltd. and Viterra BV have filed a lawsuit in New York claiming they lost more than $200 million from failed bets on cotton futures in 2011 because

A new option for producers and traders has opened up within Townsville with the most northern export facility in the state.

Banks led UK firms in dividend payments last year for the first time since the financial crisis, according to new research.

HSBC dominated UK dividend payments over 2023, global financial services firm Computershare found.

Tullow Oil has issued a statement in advance of the Groups 2023 Full Year Results scheduled to be announced on 6 March

The second-largest U.S. aluminum smelter in southeast Missouri will not require "most employees" after curtailing its operations by Jan. 28, according to a local news report on Wednesday citing a letter from plant management. "Due to abnormally cold weather, our operations have been severely impaired to the point where they cannot be restored while running," the Heartland News report cited the letter from Magnitude 7 Metals Llc as saying. The 263,000 tonne-a-year smelter in...

Alan Waller, the CEO of Richards Bay Coal Terminal, said the private sector was finding much joy in working with Transnet, which is now willing to receive external assistance to fix the logistics crisis that has undermined South Africa’s export activity, economy and public finances.