Rescue & Services Published on: 28th May, 2024 Nominations for the 2023-24 Australian Search and Rescue Awards (Awards) are now open. The Awards are presented annually by the National Search and Rescue Council (NATSAR Council) in recognition of ‘outstanding contributions to search and rescue’ in Australia. Nominations are open to individuals, groups or organisations that...
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Stan executive left Nine’s streaming business after workplace claims
At least two of those staff have signed non-disclosure agreements, and several have left the business. The investigation into Mr Foo’s conduct began in April last year, and interviews were conducted by Stan’s human resources team and its general counsel, Emren Kara, over two days. Mr Foo did not respond to requests for comment. People...
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Australian shipbuilder completes multipurpose research vessel – Marine Business News
Western Australia’s capabilities in marine science and fisheries research have been bolstered through the introduction of a purpose-designed and built research vessel. Built for the Australia state’s Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) by Geraldton-based shipbuilder Dongara Marine, the new 18.6 metre fisheries research vessel (RV) was named Djildjit Kaartadjiny in consultation with...
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Live: ASX expected to rise while US and UK markets stay closed for public holidays
Behind the smiles and sold stickers, there appears to be a secret story of heartbreak behind a small but rapidly growing segment of home sales. Figures from CoreLogic show a record 16 per cent of sales early this year were properties that had last changed hands less than three years prior. Typically, this can be...
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Just how green is your super fund? Chances are your savings are being used to fund major fossil fuel projects
In short: Australian superannuation funds’ investment in fossil fuels has doubled over the past two years, a new report by an environmental advocacy group has found. The latest analysis by Market Forces shows investment in high-polluting companies rose from $19 billion to $39 billion since 2021, while clean energy investment decreased. What’s next? Super funds have come under increased scrutiny...
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Behind the smiles and sold stickers, there are early signs of illness in Australia’s property market
Behind the smiles and sold stickers, there appears to be a secret story of heartbreak behind a small but rapidly growing segment of home sales. Figures from CoreLogic show a record 16 per cent of sales early this year were properties that had last changed hands less than three years prior. Typically, this can be...
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Sunwiz Honours Sungrow as the Top Solar Inverter Brand in Australia for 2023 – Thailand Business News
SYDNEY, May 27, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Sungrow, a global leading PV inverter and energy storage system provider, was honoured with the prestigious “Top Solar Company Award 2023”, recognising it as the leading inverter brand in the country by Sunwiz, a leading Australian solar industry authority. This accolade serves as a testament to Sungrow’s outstanding contributions to...
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Australia’s New National Visa to Replace Business & Global Talent Visas – VisaGuide.News
A new National Innovation visa will be introduced in Australia by the end of this year in order to bring a larger number of exceptionally talented foreigners to the country. The new visa will replace the Business Innovation and Investment visa (BIIP), and the Global Talent visa, VisaGuide.World reports. Through a statement, the Department of...
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Australia Market climbs on positive offshore leads
Last Updated : May 27 2024 | 5:04 PM IST Australia stock market finished session higher on Monday, 27 May 2023, as investors took heart from gains in Wall Street last Friday, with shares in A-REIT, consumer discretionary, industrials, telecom, and financial sectors being notable gainers. At closing bell, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was up...
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‘Want my money back’: Australians caught in tiny homes ‘rip-off’ demand action
In short: Australians who bought tiny homes from an entrepreneur’s company say they have never been delivered. The company in question has been dissolved but the man at the centre has opened new businesses. What’s next? Buyers continue to pursue the remains of their tiny homes or refunds. Valerie Shannon and Garth Woodcock own a...
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As it happened: ASX up 0.8pc, just shy of a record close
After an arid time last week, the data tap opens up a bit this week – maybe not a torrent, but there’s a steady flow with updates on the struggling retail sector, insights on inflation, construction and the first of the “partials” for the upcoming first quarter National Accounts/GDP numbers. Oh, and the ABS will...
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Seavolt launches Australia’s first electric boat fast charging with d’Albora Marinas – Marine Business News
d’Albora, Australia’s largest premium marina and hospitality network, and Seavolt, Australia’s first and only company dedicated to marine charging, have partnered to deliver Australia’s first DC fast charging network for recreational and commercial electric boats. Like cars, boats are going electric. From jet skis to superyachts, the new generation of recreational and commercial vessels will...