Archived News for Executives and Senior Management - November, 2019
A mine joint-owned by Rio Tinto is polluting a community in Guinea, villagers say.
Transport changes drag
The Productivity Commission says important transport reforms need to be sped up.
ASIO breach uncovered
ASIO has been found to have broken the law in a foreign-intelligence operation early last year.
Buyer sought for big oil ship
Taxpayers face a big bill if a buyer cannot be found for a rust-riddled oil platform.
Norway to gain from Bight oil
The Australia Institute says Norway stands to gain the most from Bight oil.
Telstra sorry for poor phone deals
Telstra has apologised for selling “phones to customers who ultimately could not afford them” in Indigenous communities.
Green power hits new peak
Australia has met half of its net electricity demand with renewables for the first time.
Jobactive deemed unhelpful
New research suggests appointments with unemployment services do little to help people get a job.
Profit dips hit big four
KPMG says Australia is at a ‘turning point’ in regard to its big four banks.
RBA gives up on wages
The Reserve Bank has warned that wages growth is “no longer expected to pick up”.
Drought loans re-jigged
The Federal Government is unveiling a reformed $500 million drought stimulus package.
Regional spend slammed
The Morrison Government's management of a $220 million regional jobs scheme is being strongly criticised.
Scientists unite for climate call
Over 11,000 scientists from more than 150 countries have endorsed the declaration of a climate emergency.
Call to avoid tax-dodgers
Experts say companies that fight hard to avoid tax should not be granted government contracts.
India out of giant trade deal
Leaders of 15 Asia-Pacific nations have agreed to terms on the world's largest trade deal.
CEFC boost for batteries
The Federal Government has been praised for “mimicking” its opposition’s energy plan.
City swamped with extreme pollution
Authorities in New Delhi have declared a public health emergency due to incredible levels of air pollution.
ETU to maintain pressure
The electricians' union says it will not relent in its attacks on crossbench senators over anti-union laws.
Furniture traders fined
The ACCC has accused four major online furniture retailers of manipulating prices to create more attractive advertisements.
Health database backed
Linking national health data into a single database should boost Australian health services.