Archived News for Executives and Senior Management - August, 2023
A government committee has heard internal details of how one consultancy secured millions in government work.
Qantas destined for court
Qantas has made headlines this week for allegedly taking money it was not owed, and making it very difficult to get back.
'Stewardship' change suggested
A Senate committee has recommended amendments to the Public Service Act.
Business shift scrapped
The Federal Government has reportedly abandoned its business registry modernisation efforts due to cost overruns.
MP pay rise outlined
Federal MPs and other public office holders are set to receive a 4 per cent pay increase - the most substantial salary hike in ten years.
Netflix sees first slide
Netflix has experienced a decline in its Australian subscriber numbers for the first time.
Snowy costs rise
Snowy Hydro has confirmed that the cost of its ambitious Snowy 2.0 pumped hydro storage project has ballooned to a staggering $12 billion.
Voice date set
Australians will decide on an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament on October 14.
Fukushima release stokes snub
Chinese consumers are leading a boycott of Japanese products in response to the release of treated wastewater...
Henry calls for green shift
The former head of Australia's Treasury, Dr Ken Henry, has called for sweeping environmental reforms.
Fortescue chief leaves
Fiona Hick, CEO of Fortescue Metals, has stepped down from her position just six months after assuming the role.
Chinese swoop tallied
Chinese companies have bought half of the world's largest lithium mines since 2018.
Green bill rises
Australia needs $100 billion and bold policies for its green energy goals, experts say.
Indonesia FTA boosted
Australia and Indonesia have inked an enhanced Free Trade Agreement (FTA), opening new doors for businesses.
Muja life extended
Western Australia's Muja coal-fired power station will remain operational for longer.
New arts body opened
The federal government has launched Creative Australia, marking a shift in the country's approach to the arts.