Archived News for Executives and Senior Management
PS grads hit parity
Gender parity has been achieved across most of the public sector's graduate programs.
Ranger closure prompts rehab call
The rehab plan for an old NT uranium mine has been deemed “woefully inadequate”.
CDR options expanded
The ACCC says it has made some important amendments to the Consumer Data Right Rules.
COVID boosts government trust
People’s trust in government in Australia appears to have increased during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Health head calls for green focus
Experts want the health sector to show the same leadership on climate change as during the COVID-19 public health crisis.
Origin hit for price claim
Origin Energy has paid a penalty for allegedly misleading electricity customers.
Assange kept from US for now
A British court has rejected a US bid to extradite WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
Cross-state licence plan released
Consultation is open on a new scheme designed to help licences apply across state lines.
Japan pushing for new fuel
Japan says it will eliminate gasoline-powered vehicles within the next 20 years.
Super changes loom
Unions and super funds say planned superannuation reforms could put Australia's economic recovery at risk.
ACOSS warns of crucial choice
ACOSS says now is crucial time for Australia to choose between favouring the rich or saving the poor.
Credit Suisse indicted
Credit Suisse Group has been indicted over its alleged failure to prevent money laundering.
Crown probe brought forward
Victoria is bringing forward a planned review of Crown’s Melbourne casino licence.
New step for searches
The Federal Government says it will take on new measures to protect press freedom.
AGL slapped for creek spill
Energy firm AGL has been issued a $1 million penalty for polluting a creek in NSW.