News for Executives and Senior Managers
Parliament House is still an unsafe workplace, a new report reveals.
MH system issues reported
A new report suggests Australia’s mental health care system is stretched beyond its limits.
COP talks to see powerful calls
The 29th UN Climate Change Conference, COP29, kicks off in Baku, Azerbaijan this week.
Carbon review seeks competition
A government inquiry is looking at ways to keep heavy industries competitive in a net zero world.
Energy issues reported
Electricity prices have been cooling off, but a new report shows market volatility remains a concern.
Private jet emissions counted
New research reveals that carbon emissions from private jets soared by 46 per cent between 2019 and 2023.
Nursing pay gap noted
Despite comprising nearly 90 per cent of Australia's nursing workforce, new stats show female nurses face a persistent and widening pay gap.
ACCC approves pharmacy merge
Australia’s pharmacy landscape will shift with approval for the merger of Chemist Warehouse and Sigma Healthcare.
UN seeks nuclear update
The UN is revisiting nuclear war risks, thirty-five years and many threats after its most recent review.
Training watchdog missing risks
Australia’s VET regulator, ASQA, appears to be failing the fraud prevention test.
Streaming plan paused
The federal government appears to have shelved its long-promised local content rules for streamers.
Truth to be silenced in QLD
Queensland is facing backlash as its Truth-Telling Inquiry grinds to a halt.
NACC defends year's work
The corruption watchdog says its integrity work is messy, controversial, and only just beginning.
Passport procurement probed
The Australian Passport Office (APO) has faced strong criticism following an audit.
Social media age limit outlined
The Federal Government is seeking to ban under-16s from social media, and will trust tech giants to enforce it.
Queensland drops hydro options
Queensland’s new LNP government has dumped a major hydro project, report findings notwithstanding.
Space industry shifting
Governments are greenlighting rocket projects despite environmental outcry and defence cuts.
PM pledges HECS help
Labor is promising more free TAFE and HECS reforms in what is seen as a pre-election rally.
Queensland shifts for new crew
Queensland has ditched some high-ranking public servants as part of its cabinet overhaul.