Archived News for Executives and Senior Management
Regulator creates consumer group
AEMO has launched a new group to bring consumers into energy decision-making.
Scam changes suggested
Consumer advocates are demanding a simple, victim-focused approach to scams, not bureaucracy.
ANU announces cuts
The Australian National University (ANU) has unveiled significant measures to counter a $200 million deficit.
ANZ disclosure fine upheld
The Full Federal Court has dismissed ANZ’s appeal over a continuous disclosure breach ...
Dock fight over 'bots and pay
US dockworkers may have put off the looming threat of automation for now.
Grants change goes live
The federal Department of Finance has announced new grant rules are now in effect.
City convenience mapped
As some Australian cities aim for '15-minute' convenience, most suburbs remain far behind.
Freedom risked by info bill
Australia's proposed ‘Misinformation Bill’ has stirred outrage among free speech advocates.
Gambling gifts tallied
Gambling giants have been wooing Australian politicians ahead of new regulation.
New funds for price watch
The government has put up new money to stop sneaky supermarket pricing tricks.
Smart shopping studied
Experts say retailers should embrace smart technology or risk frustrating their customers.
Tunnel costs defended
Victorian taxpayers are set to bear an additional $837 million in costs for the Melbourne Metro Tunnel project, bringing the total budget to $13.48 billion.
Inquiry hears of hate effect
A Senate inquiry has found Australian universities are failing Jewish students amid rising campus anti-Semitism.
Qantas engineers in pay strike
Qantas engineers went on strike this week, intensifying their fight for higher wages in a long-running dispute ...
Breathless costs counted
Breathlessness is costing the Australian economy at least $12 billion every year.
Coal firms bring IR fight
Three of Australia’s largest coal mining companies are taking on the Albanese government in a legal battle over new industrial relations reforms.