Email
Here's what's making news this afternoon
To view this email as a web page, go here.
The Australian
 

Good afternoon,

The federal government has contributed another $400m to help Iluka Resources build the nation’s first fully-integrated rare earths refinery and it's likely to come with a "no China" clause.

Meanwhile, the rich have more money than most to help stave off ageing. So what are they doing, mainstream and experimental, to stay in tip-top shape ? John Stensholt delves into their cryotherapy chambers, mountain biking, meditation caves and intravenous treatments.

And tech writer Jared Lynch explores the latest gadgets destined to find their way on to Christmas wish lists this year.

Perry Williams
Business editor
The markets


Commentary
Transurban finally faces its political test
By JOHN DURIE
Columnist
Transurban has exploited the shortsighted approach by politicians and converted their weakness into a cash-generating monopoly. The NSW government has finally drawn a line in the s...
Latest news
Albanese’s $1.65bn rare earths deal has ‘no-China’ clause
The federal government has stumped up $400m more to help Iluka Resources build the nation’s first fully-integrated rare earths refinery.
By BRAD THOMPSON
Ex-Woolies boss gives both barrels to ‘irresponsible’ union, Labor
Roger Corbett has blasted the UWU for inflicting maximum damage on the community and the federal government for allowing it with new IR rules.
By ELI GREENBLAT
Bonus bonanza for Rinehart mine workers
Big bonuses are about to land in the bank accounts of workers at Gina Rinehart’s Roy Hill iron ore mine, under one of the most generous resources industry profit-sharing schemes in the world.
By BRAD THOMPSON
$200m payday for WiseTech director
Another WiseTech director has sold $200m of shares as the company reels from Richard White’s sex scandal, prompting the Australian Shareholders Association to seek answers.
By JARED LYNCH
Beston Global Food Company’s $150m-plus fall from grace
Beston Global Food Company shareholders had hoped to profit by feeding the world. Instead the company slowly fumbled its way into eventual liquidation.
By CAMERON ENGLAND

image