Archived News for Executives and Senior Management - October, 2023
Tipping points draw closer
The United Nations University is sounding alarm bells about six critical tipping points with potentially irreversible consequences.
Water sales sizzle
Irrigators in the Murray-Darling Basin have sold almost double the amount of water the federal government initially sought ...
Sit risk countered
Just 20-25 minutes of daily physical activity can counteract the increased risk of death from prolonged sitting.
Study plots casual effect
Labour laws designed to protect full-time workers have led to increased hiring of casual staff and the adoption of machines in the workplace, according to research.
DEWR strike supported
Employees at the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR) have opted to strike.
Expert silence questioned
Concern has been raised about the integrity of NSW inquiry into mining health impacts.
Experts unite for heath call
Major health journals have united to urge the WHO to declare a global health emergency.
JobKeeper issues exposed
A review has found tough measures to claw back JobKeeper funds would have undermined the scheme.
Mixed results in TPB report
The Tax Practitioners’ Board (TPB) has grappled with the challenge of identifying unregistered tax service providers.
Woodside seeks change
Woodside Energy wants the offshore approval system reformed, saying the current system is putting a major project at risk.
Finance has eyes on Scyne
The PwC spinoff working with the federal government will be closely monitored, insiders say.
Fossil fuel decline plotted
Global authorities have issued a stark warning about fossil fuel demand.
Afterpay trap alleged
Financial counsellors are sounding the alarm over Afterpay's latest offering, Afterpay Plus.
Auditor shortage outlined
The ASIC chairman says Australia is experiencing an auditor shortage because the work is unattractive and underpaid.