News for Executives and Senior Managers

Top cops have asked big tech firms for more help.

ABF abuse uncovered

Reports reveal an environment of sexual harassment and discrimination within the ABF marine unit.

Musk attacks safety efforts

One of the world’s richest people is set to test Australia's online safety laws.

Detention report calls for change

The AHRC has called for an overhaul of Australia’s immigration detention system.

TikTok faces split threat

Local authorities have responded to new TikTok laws in the US.

Bitcoin halving marked

Bitcoin’s big shift has cut rewards and shifted the mining landscape.

Shades firm fined for spam

Luxottica, the eyewear retailer behind OPSM, Oakley, and Sunglass Hut, has been fined over $1.5 million for spamming.

Pezzullo speaks on lobby links

A sacked former public servant is speaking out about his time in top roles.

Councils seek to slug builders

Queensland councils say property levy limits must be changed.

Teachers strike in WA

Thousands of WA public school teachers took to the streets this week, marking their first walkout in over a decade.

Wastewater change calculated

Researchers in the US say billions could be saved by a switch to green wastewater infrastructure.

MDBP review talks begin

Major talks have outlined new plans for the management of the Murray-Darling Basin.

Climate costs forecast

Climate change is set to slash global income by 19 per cent.

New standard for federal buys

A new sustainability initiative imposes stricter standards for government contracting.

Green scheme issues exposed

A Senate inquiry has heard concerns of “state-sponsored greenwashing”.

'Invisible' issues exposed

Experts have called for measures to address gender inequity facing female veterans.

Big names aim at underpayment

BHP has brought in Deloitte to help it address underpayment issues.

Storm shakes manganese supply

South32 has assessed cyclone damage at one of its remote mines.

Half pay holidays optioned

Unions want workers to be able to double their annual leave by taking it at half pay.

Judge questions union compromise

The Fair Work Ombudsman has been criticised for its handling of a CFMEU case.

Time tariffs questioned

Concerns have been raised about Australia’s time-based energy tariffs.

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Feature Stories

For the last few weeks we have been bogged down in the very Earthly matters of royalty, budgets, politics, humanity and celebrity - all good prompts to look away, up into the infinite.

Health authorities, politicians and scientists have been slowly introducing the world to the concept of ‘One Health’ - an all-inclusive approach to health that extends from the human body right through the global environment.

Nobel nods to mind-bending findings

This year’s Nobel Prizes honour discoveries that unwind our notion of truth, our understanding of ourselves and the human story, the complexities of cells and the very basics of the universe.

Pig parts prepped for human toolbox

XENOTRANSPLANTATION - sounds like something that would happen to an ill-fated crew member in Star Trek, but it is also a technical term for using non-human parts to treat or enhance our own bodies.