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Hancock Prospecting's position in Arafura Rare Earths sits at the intersection of private capital and an explicit Australian policy push for domestic critical minerals processing.
Gina Rinehart's push into battery minerals has made Hancock Prospecting one of the more assertive players in Australian lithium, as the mining magnate extends her empire from iron ore into the raw materials of the electric-vehicle era.
The ASX 200 in AUD, plus major global indices, gold and currencies, with market context for Canberra investors and superannuation and retirement balances.
A plain-English guide to standard tenancy terms, your rights as a renter, and where to turn when something goes wrong in the ACT
What Canberra first home buyers can claim in 2026: the First Home Owner Grant, the Home Buyer Concession Scheme, stamp duty relief, and the national shared equity program, all explained simply.
As the local job landscape evolves, a Canberra-based startup is pioneering adaptive strategies for workforce resilience.
Toll reductions and public transport relief take effect across NSW, affecting ACT residents who cross the border regularly.
Understanding how market indicators and capital movements impact job growth and skills investment in Australia’s capital.
Amid market shifts, Canberra’s business community is leveraging events to build connections and economic advantage.
While fresh capital and programs boost local innovation, Canberra’s startup sector navigates several headwinds this year.
New businesses are transforming retail and services, affecting employment opportunities and cost of living for residents across the city.
Canberra’s innovation ecosystem gains momentum from international venture capital flows and targeted local government funding programs.
Despite vigorous growth and strong community support, Canberra’s small businesses grapple with rising costs and financing hurdles this year.
A snapshot of current office and mixed-use development activity across the nation's capital.
A $50 million state-backed venture fund and local grants programs are linking Canberra's emerging tech firms with international market trends in AI, quantum, and clean energy.
Local entrepreneurs and service providers are stepping into opportunities created by changing consumer and infrastructure landscapes in the capital.
New store launches from Fricken to Spotlight highlight evolving consumer preferences and opportunities for entrepreneurs in Canberra’s competitive markets.
Grant support through local programs helps the zero-trust storage firm and similar ventures advance their early-stage projects.
A plain-English walkthrough of how to set up a business in the ACT, from choosing a structure to registering an ABN, sorting licences and understanding your tax basics.
Dwelling values fell 0.6% in June 2026, new listings surged 15.6% year-on-year, and auction clearance rates dropped to 36.8%, giving buyers more negotiating power.
Operators in the capital adapt to market shifts and position themselves for advantage in key sectors.
Softening dwelling values and increased listings are altering housing options for workers in defence, cybersecurity and ICT sectors.
As the ACT government moves to expand its labour force by 2030, local training and education sectors are aligning to meet evolving economic demands.
From Civic and Barton to Belconnen, Bruce and Gungahlin, here is how Canberra's working geography fits together and where to find a desk
Understanding evolving dynamics in the startup ecosystem is crucial as Canberra faces shifting investment and technology challenges.
Training programs and labour market shifts present significant hurdles for Canberra’s workforce growth this year.
Store changes at the Canberra Centre and growth in suburban outlets illustrate how price-driven consumer behaviour and ecommerce expansion are reshaping local retail investment.
An extra 40,000 jobs added to Australia's economy in May signals a resilient labour market that may keep the Reserve Bank focused on managing inflation through interest rates.
The airline's December resumption of flights marks a critical reconnection for the capital's tourism and business traveller base after more than two years without direct Middle Eastern access.
House and unit prices are forecast to slide up to 4 per cent next financial year, creating a rare window for first-time buyers to enter the market at reduced entry points.
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