Archived News for Executives and Senior Management - September, 2024
Scheme aimed at sea wages
The Albanese government says it is standing up for seafarers with a $2.7 million pilot program to tackle wage theft.
Big aged care changes outlined
Sweeping aged care reforms promise better support but potentially higher costs.
Figures named in Robodebt report
The APS Commissioner has exposed major misconduct in the unlawful Robodebt scheme.
Gas influence revealed
The Australian Government appears to have been influenced by gas producers to prioritise their profits and foreign customers over reducing domestic energy prices.
German links enhanced
Australia and Germany have agreed to expand their collaboration on energy and climate initiatives through a joint $660 million investment in green hydrogen.
Infrastructure heads appointed
The Australian government has announced the appointment of three commissioners to lead Infrastructure Australia for the next five years.
Secret ministers stopped
New regulations are aimed at preventing future occurrences of secret ministerial appointments.
ATO owed over $100 billion
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) says it is owed an unprecedented level of unpaid tax - now over $100 billion.
Cash collaboration backed
The ACCC has approved collaboration to safeguard Australia's cash-in-transit services.
Genetic discrimination addressed
Australia is banning life insurers from using genetic test results to determine coverage.
Coalition bails on RBA reforms
Treasurer Jim Chalmers is looking at new options after the Coalition pulled out of RBA reform talks.
Defence RC report released
After a three-year inquiry, the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide has released its final report ...
Defence tech measures probed
A Defence audit has revealed major failures in securing critical ICT systems against cyber threats.
First Nations arts board populated
The Albanese government has appointed its inaugural First Nations Board for the Arts.
Google facing court hits
Google has lost its legal battle with the European Commission over a 2.42 billion euro fine.
Info bill put forth
New legislation has been created to address harmful misinformation and disinformation on digital platforms.
Jail time for doxing proposed
Australia is set to introduce new legislation aimed at doxing and other forms of online harassment.