Archived News for Executives and Senior Management
A council worker has won compensation after tripping over a puppy fence at home.
Rail harmony urged
An official report shows Australia’s 29 rail networks still refuse to speak the same language.
Brazil reaches dam deal
Brazil has secured a $45 billion deal to address the 2015 Mariana dam disaster.
CHOGM hears slavery claims
Commonwealth leaders have declared it is time to address reparations for slavery.
Insurance hike for hospitals
The NSW Government is imposing a new tax hike on private health insurers.
QLD bets on LNP
David Crisafulli will be Queensland's new Premier, ending Labor's decade-long reign.
Singapore link moves ahead
Australia could soon power Singapore with solar energy via a massive undersea cable.
UN raises emissions alarm
The world is running out of excuses - and time - to curb catastrophic climate change.
Women pushed to male-dominated fields
A new federal scheme aims to support women’s career development in various sectors.
Broad blame for uni cuts
Four Australian universities are set to cut nearly 1,000 jobs over the next year, driven by financial strain.
Global gambling harm decried
Researchers are calling for urgent action to curb gambling’s rising health impacts.
Nobel nod for failure findings
How nations thrive - or fail - hinges largely on their political and economic institutions.
ADF aims at info warfare
The Australian Defence Force (ADF) says it is sharpening its focus on cyber and cognitive warfare.
AI approvals questioned
The Tasmanian government’s AI use in economic planning is sparking controversy.
Awards honour fresh efforts
Australian public service initiatives have been honoured at the 2024 Spirit of Service Awards.
Building body failure detailed
Victoria’s building watchdog, the Victorian Building Authority (VBA), has failed consumers.
Local innovation assessed
Australia’s innovation system is progressing, but investment challenges persist, according to new figures.
NSW fees probed
A review has been launched after NSW overcharged millions in merchant fees - despite knowing it was illegal.
Quantum efforts continue
Australia’s billion-dollar quantum computing gamble could reshape its economic landscape.