Archived News for Executives and Senior Management
NSW to open foreign office
The NSW Government has announced plans to set up a Trade & Investment office in Tokyo.
Broke firm scheme slows
Hundreds of victims of dodgy businesses are going broke while waiting for a new compensation scheme.
Inaction costs counted
Economists say Australia will lose more than $3 trillion over the next 50 years if climate change is not addressed.
Narcissistic leaders love theories
New research has found that the more narcissistic the leader, the higher their interest in leadership theories.
Sub stoush could be costly
The Defence Department is in a contract dispute over the escape and rescue equipment for Australian submarines.
Bushfire report released
The ‘Black Summer’ bushfire royal commission has concluded and released its report.
Federal corruption moves loom
The Federal Government has put up a draft version of its planned Commonwealth Integrity Commission (CIC).
Refinery lined up for closure
BP is shutting down its Kwinana refinery, with 600 jobs expected to go.
Targets seen as start only
Experts say the world needs to think beyond renewable energy targets (RETs) to ensure a sustainable future.
Taylor's claims probed
Reports say federal MP Angus Taylor knew figures he used to attack Sydney’s Lord Mayor were wrong within hours of making the claims.
ATO warns of reputation risk
The ATO has warned businesses not to use coronavirus subsidies to fund executive bonuses.
Cool mirror team honoured
Four academics share the 2020 PM's Prize for Science for their contributions to the detection of gravitational waves.
Engie has NSW interest
French firm Engie has bought into a $750 million wind farm development project in central NSW.
Female FWC role questioned
A new report finds female figures on the Fair Work Commission are being sidelined from Full Bench matters.
Ex-manager jailed
A former Frankston City Council manager has been sentenced to 12 months imprisonment ...
Experts expect missed targets
New analysis suggests industrial emissions will rise for another decade, despite government policies.