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How a clever options grant at a UK explorer, a transformative acquisition, and the ASX's own governance rules combined to produce a payout most executives can only dream of.

Wholesale electricity prices are falling, but the maths still works against most households. We break down what July will cost.

A new report shows China deployed $168 billion AUD into global mining since 2023. Australia is still digging holes and wondering why the value chain moved.

Justice Lee's ruling against Star's executives carries a message for every Australian boardroom: ignorance of risk is no longer a defence.

An estate planning lawyer sees the same conflict in every third meeting: parents who won't spend their super on care because they promised the house to the kids. Tracey Burton thinks it's time for a culture change.

Australian swimmer breaks César Cielo's supersuit-era record in textile suit after overhauling sprint methodology

The White House wants to preempt state AI laws before they exist. The constitutional and practical problems run deeper than the four-page document suggests.

Capital Economics forecasts the largest contraction in the Gulf region as Iranian attacks wipe out 17% of LNG output, forcing Doha to consider liquidating prime real estate and banking stakes in London, New York, and Frankfurt.

The billionaire's offer is illegal under federal law. TSA workers received $0 paychecks last week and absence rates are spiking.

After losing in the first round at Miami, the four-time Grand Slam champion asked herself whether the tour was worth the time away from her daughter.

The Strait of Hormuz blockade has exposed what economists have warned about for decades. Australia's fuel security is a policy fiction propped up by long shipping routes and optimistic assumptions.

Neither the centre-left incumbent nor the populist challenger has offered the country's 12,000 Roma people a reason for optimism. Activists say both parties have scapegoated Europe's most marginalised minority.