News for Executives and Senior Managers
New research shows cryptocurrency mining uses a significant amount of water.
Port hackers accessed data
The nation's largest ports operator says data belonging to current and former employees was accessed in a recent cyber attack.
ATO pauses debt search
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has halted its pursuit of historical debts from tens of thousands of taxpayers.
EV tax paying back
Victoria's government will refund $7 million in taxes collected from electric vehicle (EV) owners after the High Court declared the tax unconstitutional.
COVID spending counted
Almost $14 billion was spent on Australia's health system response to COVID-19 up until mid-2022, according to a report from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.
Staff gifts slammed
An investigation by the Integrity Commission in Tasmania has revealed public servants accepting gifts, including sports tickets, dinners, and Coles gift cards.
Optus probes seek info
Inquiries are scrutinising the high profile Optus outage that left some without triple-0 access.
McArthur case hears claims
Traditional owners are pursuing “no less than” $225 million in compensation over the Northern Territory's largest zinc and lead mine.
Lobbies fear IR spree
Major business lobbies say the Government is trying to rush IR amendments with no consultation ...
Festive danger forecast
Retailers and workers are bracing for a surge in customer abuse as the holiday season approaches.
"Final" pay deal shakes unions
The latest Australian Government wage deal has sparked union discontent.
Pezzullo swiftly sacked
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has dismissed Mike Pezzullo, the Secretary of the Department of Home Affairs ...
IEA warns old oil
The IEA says oil producers must shift 50 per cent of investment to clean energy by 2030.
GAB storage slammed
Opposition is mounting against plans to store carbon in the Great Artesian Basin (GAB).
Green coal plans knocked
Clive Palmer's plans for a “carbon neutral” coal-fired power station in Queensland have hit a roadblock.
Positive view of power progress
The rapid rise of green power could see the planet avoid dangerous levels of warming, a new report says.