Archived News for Executives and Senior Management - April, 2018
There is a “dismal” lack of cultural diversity across government and the private sector, according to new research.
Dow chief makes big donation
The former chair of the USA’s largest chemical company has donated $13.5 million to ...
Push to lift cyber spend
A defence think tank says Australia’s cyber-weaponry could be improved by sharing more data with the private sector.
ATO insiders allege revenue drive
ATO whistle-blowers have alleged the department is revenue-driven and targets small businesses that are less likely to complain.
Battery help detailed
A new AEMO report says SA’s giant lithium battery outperformed coal and gas generators on key measures last summer.
Big buy-out bid for Santos
Santos has received a $13.5 billion takeover offer from US firm Harbour Energy.
Bight spin uncovered
BP once proposed that an oil spill in the Great Australian Bight would provide a “welcomed boost” to local economies.
Biofuel billions on offer
A new report says an Australian biofuel industry could create thousands of direct jobs and generate billions in revenue each year.
Implant inquiry shows scale of pain
More legal action is expected following a scathing Senate report into pelvic mesh implants.
Patients taking big hits
A new survey has found out of pocket medical bills commonly exceed $10,000 for patients with breast cancer and certain chronic conditions.
Solar rises over other systems
Global spending on solar was higher than any other energy source last year.
Turnbull repeats Liddell request
The Federal Government is pushing AGL to sell the Liddell power plant instead of closing it.
Big task for AUSTRAC head
New AUSTRAC chief Nicole Rose says there is a shocking level of money laundering in the economy.
Credit squeeze forecast
Experts at investment bank UBS say an expected tightening of lending standards will cut credit availability.
Export stats rise
Australia's exporters have posted a second consecutive solid monthly trade surplus.
Rights breach alleged in chaplain scheme
Humanist groups say the $60 million-a-year school chaplains program harms freedom of religion.
School gaps hit GDP
A new report has found educational inequality is widening the gap between rich and poor.
Sector survey finds gaps in practice
A new APRA survey suggests the finance sector has a lot of work to do to meet levels of best practice.
Cap on PS exec's pay rejected
An inquiry has told the Senate not to cap the salaries of public sector bosses.