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I sent Andrew Forrest 50 hard questions. He invited me to have a talk

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ICC Sydney shines at inaugural Australian Business Events Association awards

ICC Sydney wins Venue Team of the Year and Sustainability Initiative awards, highlighting excellence in innovation and comm

Live: ASX to slip following Wall Street losses, Qantas strike could disrupt flights

2h agoThu 12 Dec 2024 at 7:51pmMarket snapshotASX 200 futures: +0.1% to 8,290Australian dollar: Flat at 63.66 US centsS&P 500: -0.5% to 6,051 pointsNasdaq:

‘Super detectives’ under investigation by ASIC put into voluntary liquidation

Queensland call centre AGAT Business, currently under investigation by the corporate watchdog, has gone broke and been put into voluntary liquidation.Customers

Australia to slap tech giants like Google, Meta with fees if they don’t pay news companies for content

Australia is planning to pass a new rule forcing major tech conglomerates to continue paying media companies to use their content on their social med

Babcock, PteroDynamics to Explore Military UAS Business in Australia, New Zealand

Babcock has partnered with Colorado-based PteroDynamics Inc. to explore opportunities for tactical unmanned aerial systems (UAS) in Australia and New Z

Winners crowned in inaugural ABEA Awards – Spice News

The inaugural Australian Business Events Association Awards were held on 10 December, 2024, with 20 categories showcasing Australia’s best ev

Meta’s news bluff is called

The biggest takeaway lesson for digital regulation this year is that the tech giants won’t come to negotiating tables on their own, and certainly won’t play

Rupert Murdoch visits firebombed Melbourne synagogue

“I thought it was incredible,” Kahn said. “It was a really important statement. Even though he’s 93 years old, he took the time to come down and see wha

Australia plans to tax digital platforms that don’t pay for news

MELBOURNE, Australia -- The Australian government said Thursday it will tax large digital platforms and search engines unless they agree to share revenue with A

Fall in Australia’s unemployment rate sends dollar higher and stocks down, dimming hopes of interest rate cut

A surprisingly robust labour market in November, including more than 50,000 additional full-time jobs, has set back hopes of an early move by the Reserve Bank t

Australia’s regional business travel demand rises up by 13%

Regional trips lead business travel in Australia, according to new Corporate Traveller data, which revealed a 13 per cent year-on-year jump in