Business
Aussie companies should not be shy but careful about AI
11 September
Australian business leaders should not ban the use of AI, but need to introduce it carefully and monitor for cases of bias, copyright violations, and ethical issues, an association warns. The Governance Institute of Australia issued the warning on...[Read More]
Women ditching part-time as COVID redefines flexibility
11 September
The share of women working part-time is shrinking as more opt for remote and flexible full-time gigs made mainstream in the pandemic. The forced working-from-home experiment brought about by COVID-19 lockdowns normalised remote, hybrid, tailored...[Read More]
Tax cuts put away for rainy day as spending spree ends
4 September
Spending was flat last month, with tax cuts yet to materially improve retailer fortunes as many chose to stash extra cash away. The flat July outcome was below the 0.3 per cent growth consensus forecast and followed two months of upbeat...[Read More]
Economy yet to turn a corner as higher rates bite
4 September
A long stretch of elevated interest rates has likely produced another tepid three months of growth, experts predict ahead of the quarterly economic check up. A slower economy is by design, with the Reserve Bank of Australia trying to weigh on...[Read More]
Telcos to dial-up customer communication during outages
28 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]
Right to disconnect dials in on wellbeing amid discord
28 August
Allowing workers to ignore messages from their bosses out of business hours could have widespread benefits, but business groups are concerned about how the “right to disconnect” will work. Australians can refuse to monitor, read or respond to...[Read More]
Green hydrogen developer pumped as partners ink deal
28 August
The Sunshine State is adding to its green hydrogen credentials as Australian regions compete to refuel future bus and truck fleets powered by the alternative fuel. Hydrogen developer Lion Energy announced on Monday a $10 million partnership with...[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]
Greens ready to talk on manufacturing strategy
21 August
The future of the federal government’s signature manufacturing strategy could rest on it pulling financial support for a controversial Northern Territory gas project. As Labor looks to pass its Future Made in Australia policy through the lower...[Read More]
Cybersecurity worker shortage could put Aussies at risk
14 August
Australians could continue to have their data stolen in record numbers unless action is taken to boost the nation’s cybersecurity workforce, a report warns. The call to action from security services firm StickmanCyber followed an analysis of...[Read More]
Manufacturing boost will deliver ‘decisive decade’
14 August
A multi-billion dollar manufacturing boost will set up Australia’s economy for decades, the prime minister says. As debate continued in federal parliament on the government’s signature Future Made in Australia policy, Anthony Albanese said it...[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]
‘Digital divide’ as many miss out on budget-busting AI
7 August
Many Australians are still relying on spreadsheets when they could be using artificial intelligence-driven tools to save time and money. The technology can also be used to lower power use at specific times of the day to reduce emissions, according...[Read More]
Agreement clears the way for SpaceX Aussie blast off
31 July
SpaceX could use Australia as a rocket launch pad after the nation approved an aerospace deal with the United States estimated to be worth $1 billion over the next decade. The Australian Space Agency has confirmed the bilateral agreement has come...[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]