Business
Telcos to dial-up customer communication during outages
29 August
Telco companies will be forced to inform customers about major network outages under new rules directed by the communications watchdog. The Australian Communications and Media Authority will be able to require telcos to let customers know online, by...[Read More]
New director-general of cybersecurity agency appointed
28 August
The national cybersecurity agency will get a new leader after its head Abigail Bradshaw was appointed the Australian Signals Directorate’s next director-general. Ms Bradshaw will take the reins of the organisation from September 6, replacing...[Read More]
10 Strategies for staying upbeat and productive (and what to avoid)
22 August
Here are the top 10 things to do to stay positive and productive, along with the top 10 things to avoid falling into negativity or becoming non-productive: Firstly, here are the top 10 Things to Do to Stay Positive and Productive: Practice...[Read More]
States and territories reach agreement on NDIS changes
21 August
The federal government has reached an agreement with states and territories on a contentious reform to the NDIS. The Senate is deliberating on National Disability Insurance Scheme reform to cap funding to the NDIS at eight per cent per year, but...[Read More]
Universities brace for planned cap on overseas students
21 August
The education minister is working to reassure universities and VET institutions an impending cap on international students will make the system more sustainable following concerns about hits to bottom lines. International student enrolments have...[Read More]
Australia risks missing $250b green iron opportunity
15 August
Australia has a “once-in-a-century opportunity” to lead the world’s green iron industry but could miss it if governments, mining firms and investors fail to take urgent action, a study has found. The 78-page report, released on Tuesday by...[Read More]
New report a code red on health effects of fossil fuels
14 August
Cancer. Heart disease. Pregnancy and fertility problems. Impaired learning. Mental illness. Debilitating infectious diseases. It’s a grim but incomplete list of the multitude of human health threats fossil fuels pose. But doctors fear Australians...[Read More]
Top 10 tips to earn respect and gain trust: building strong relationships and effective teams
8 August
Earning respect and gaining trust are fundamental aspects of building meaningful relationships, whether in personal life or professional settings. These two qualities are interlinked, as trust often begets respect and vice versa. Here are the top...[Read More]
Diggers count losses on battery minerals, gold shines
7 August
A changing world might not be ready to favour Australian lithium and nickel over cheaper alternatives but gold is going gangbusters. A Deloitte index released on Monday at an industry conference revealed that Western Australia-based producers among...[Read More]
Building Pride and Confidence: Top Strategies for Personal and Professional Success
1 August
In a world where personal and professional success often hinges on self-perception and the ability to present oneself confidently, understanding and cultivating pride and confidence is essential. This article delves into practical strategies for...[Read More]
PM welcomes new ministry as he sharpens election pitch
31 July
Moderating inflation, boosting renewable energy and looking after vulnerable Australians form the basis of Anthony Albanese’s election pitch as his new ministry meets for the first time. The second Albanese ministry was sworn in by the...[Read More]
Wake-up call on energy transition as voters switch off
31 July
Australians want to see power prices as the top priority for any energy reforms as the rising cost of living sparks a shift in the nation’s appetite for change. Less than a year out from a federal election, an Ipsos Australia survey released on...[Read More]
Work and Wander: Embrace the Freedom of Remote Jobs While Traveling the World
25 July
Ever dreamed of working in a hotel room overlooking the Mediterranean, travelling through Europe, or exploring Australia in a caravan? The flexibility in today’s job market, driven by the remote working revolution, has made it possible for many to...[Read More]
Embrace the Journey: Turning Passions into Skills and Career Opportunities
25 July
Starting something new is an exhilarating yet daunting experience. Whether it’s pursuing a passion, learning an instrument, diving into mechanics, or mastering a trade, the journey is as rewarding as the destination. Taking that first step to...[Read More]
Ramp up research or risk falling behind, event told
24 July
Australia needs to make bigger investments in research and development projects to avoid falling behind global competition, a conference has been told. It also needed to include more First Nations experts to tap into vital, specialist knowledge. The...[Read More]