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CSIRO ‘bushfire lab’ gets to work
AUSTRALIA’s national science agency, CSIRO, has unveiled its new world-leading bushfire research facility in Canberra, to better understand how bushfires behave, what conditions make them worse, and the best ways to respond across the country.
The $2.1 million National Bushfire Behaviour Research Laboratory started operations at CSIRO Black Mountain…
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24 Mar, 2023Economics professor warns regional Queenslanders to ‘brace for more economic uncertainty’
QueenslandUNFOLDING ECONOMIC events in the United States (US) are revealing substantial instabilities in the internal financial environment which could significantly impact regional Queenslanders.
That’s according to CQUniversity associate professor in economics, finance and property, .
“The closure of the Silicon Valley Bank and the…
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24 Mar, 2023Australia’s SEA Electric partners with Zurich to back global commercial EV growth
AutomotiveSEA ELECTRIC, the Australian all-electric commercial vehicle innovator, is collaborating with insurance giant Zurich – through its Zurich Resilience Solutions (ZRS) group – to assist global fleet transitions to sustainable technology.
SEA Electric Australia sales director, Joe Di Santo said the Zurich brand globally represented…
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23 Mar, 2023Health sector forced to innovate – and communicate – by COVID pandemic
News FeatureBy Leon Gettler, Talking Business >>
THE ENTIRE medical industry has been forced to adapt and innovate in the post-COVID era, according to associate professor Sanjay Warrier.
Dr Warrier is a Sydney based breast surgeon at Chris O'Brien Lifehouse, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and the Mater Hospital.
He said in the early days of…
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13 Mar, 2023Public Service Assoc. says privatisation of NSW POLAIR threatens community safety
AviationTHE Public Service Association of NSW (PSA) has warned that it was "gravely concerned" with recent developments at the NSW Police Force (NSWPF) Aviation Support Command (POLAIR).
Among other cultural and safety issues currently being addressed at POLAIR, the PSA has been made aware of a push towards the privatisation of pilot…
Innovative Australian Companies
SwarmFarm Robotics hands ‘integrated autonomy’ to innovative growers
SWARMFARM ROBOTICS has raised a $12 million in Series A funding to develop and grow the ‘integrated autonomy’ category in agriculture through its…
Newcastle entices entrepreneurs to grow fast from its innovators' hub
NEWCASTLE is building on its status as Australia’s fastest growing gateway city by inviting entrepreneurs and professionals to join its thriving…
UNSW team develops hydrogen fuel retrofit system for diesel engines
ENGINEERS from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) Sydney have successfully converted a diesel engine to run as a hydrogen-diesel hybrid engine…
Companies on the Move
Igniting success for professional services
By Leon Gettler, Talking Business >>
IGNITION is the worlds first client engagement and commerce platform for professional services, and today it…
People on the Move
Bluestar Energy Australia brings in Steve Jackson as MD
BLUESTAR Energy Capital recently appointed Steve Jackson as managing director of its Australian renewable development platform, Bluestar Energy…
Innovation
SwarmFarm Robotics hands ‘integrated autonomy’ to innovative growers
SWARMFARM ROBOTICS has raised a $12 million in Series A funding to develop and grow the ‘integrated autonomy’ category in agriculture through its…
Trade
Farmers say strong climate policy will deliver strong EU trade deal
STRONG climate policy can help deliver Australian farmers a great trade deal with the EU, according to Farmers for…
Asia-Pacific
Upskilling takes off through Udemy platform
By Leon Gettler, Talking Business >>
UDEMY is the biggest online learning and skills development platform in the…
Digital Business
Citrix warns about length and breadth of cyber security…
By Leon Gettler, Talking Business >>
CYBER SECURITY has become challenging now, with remote work and people working…
Editorial
Australia f-ed up
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WeWork helps change how we all work now
By Leon Gettler, Talking Business >>
THE PANDEMIC has changed our view of the workspace and office, say Balder Tol, the APAC general manager of…
Opinion
Workforce productivity: what does it mean in a world driven by digital technology software AI and robotics?
OPINION by John Sheridan, Digital Business insights >>
FORMER TREASURY BOSS Ken Henry said, “something is desperately…
Business Travel & Events
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RMIT expert sees similarities to 1980s and 90s recessions
RMIT UNIVERSITY’s emeritus professor for Public Policy and the Social Economy, David Hayward is perturbed by the…
Research & Books
HIA sees decline in new home sales 'accelerating'
HOUSING Industry Association of Australia chief economist, Tim Reardon, is highlighting the continued decline in new…
News Feature
Health sector forced to innovate – and communicate – by COVID pandemic
Regional Economic Development
New home sales 'cut in half by cash rate increases' says HIA
NEW HOME sales for the past three months are almost 47 percent lower than for the same period last year, according to…
Manufacturing Acumen
Nestle Professional boosts manufacturing innovation – starting with waste-saving Hot Chockee cups
NESTLE Professional has invested more than $2.5 million in its Smithtown factory in NSW, to bolster local manufacturing and support collaborative…
Aviation Acumen
Public Service Assoc. says privatisation of NSW POLAIR threatens community safety
THE Public Service Association of NSW (PSA) has warned that it was "gravely concerned" with recent developments at the NSW Police Force (NSWPF) Aviation Support Command (POLAIR).
Among other cultural and safety issues…
Automotive Acumen
Australia’s SEA Electric partners with Zurich to back global commercial EV growth
SEA ELECTRIC, the Australian all-electric commercial vehicle innovator, is collaborating with insurance giant Zurich – through its Zurich Resilience Solutions (ZRS) group – to assist global fleet…
Debt Recovery & Management
Ombudsman sounds alarm for small businesses as debt to ATO soars
THE retiring Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman, Kate Carnell has urged the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) to refrain from…
Legal
Master Builders say case for construction watchdog remains strong
MASTER BUILDERS Australia has acknowledged that the Federal Government’s announcement of changes to the Building Code result from it taking its…
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Less pain and effort now it’s Ezy-As
For many, the arduous task of donning compression stockings can be frustrating. This is especially true if the wearer is living independently,…
Business Incubator
Newcastle entices entrepreneurs to grow fast from its innovators' hub
NEWCASTLE is building on its status as Australia’s fastest growing gateway city by inviting entrepreneurs and professionals to join its thriving…
Queensland
Economics professor warns regional Queenslanders to ‘brace for more economic uncertainty’
UNFOLDING ECONOMIC events in the United States (US) are revealing substantial instabilities in the internal financial environment which could significantly impact regional Queenslanders.
That’s…
New South Wales
Forum for Accelerating Research and Innovation in NSW draws enthusiastic support
WESTERN SYDNEY University today hosted, in partnership with NSW State Member for Vaucluse Gabrielle Upton, the industry forum, Accelerating Research and Innovation in NSW, at its Parramatta City…
Victoria
Wage Inspectorate Victoria helps 15,000 people in first year
South Australia
Clarke Energy changes the power game
CLARKE ENERGY is building a reputation for being one of the most agile and innovative power generation suppliers in the country as Australia transitions to multi-source power generation.
The…
Western Australia
CFO Centre gives companies a new analytical edge
Creative Industries
K5 Creative helps businesses to educate by video
By Leon Gettler, Talking Business
E-LEARNING is a growth market for videographers.
Adam Grusauskas, who runs the commercial video production…
Sports Business
New Zealand Rugby’s digital transformation kicked on by SAP
NEW ZEALAND Rugby (NZR) has announced a major multi-year partnership with SAP to power and accelerate the rugby union’s digital transformation across…
Indigenous Business
A clear view on proposed Indigenous Procurement Policy…
By Dean Foley >>
A NEW article claims MPs from both sides of the political divide have called for stricter criteria…
Advertising & Marketing
A much, much closer look at marketing
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MARKETING whizz Maureen Barten from Maureen Barten Consulting sees marketing as very much an inside…
Training & Careers
Airwallex and University of Melbourne help to ‘forge…
GLOBAL financial technology (fintech) innovator Airwallex has embarked on a pivotal partnership with the University of…
Finance & Investment
AIST wants menopause impacts measured as estimated women’s…
THE Australian Institute of Superannuation Trustees (AIST) has lifted its estimate of the cost of menopause, and how it impacts…
Agribusiness
Farmers back carbon credit review but find contradictions in existing system
THE FARMERS for Climate Action group has welcomed today's release of the Chubb Review into Australia’s carbon credit scheme, but warned the final…
Community Business
Coles sports grants help Little Athletics clubs stay on track
COLES Little Athletics Community Fund is helping Little Athletics centres to stay on track with more than $250,000 in sports equipment grants to be…
Better Business Technology
ATO extends cyber security contract with Australian secure internet gateway Macquarie Govt
Environment
Direct emissions ‘just the beginning’ for media and agencies
OPINION by Rob Shwetz >>
MANY MEDIA organisations are aiming to have carbon neutral strategies in place. When you are reporting on climate change and taking others to task over carbon fraud and…
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