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Building long term connections at the 2024 Australia Fiji Rendezvous – Marine Business News

The fourth annual Australia Fiji Rendezvous brought together 18 Australian marine industry representatives to Port Denarau Marina from 22 to 24 August 2024, cre

A Tribute to the Australian Sailing Team – Marine Business News

Article by Alistair Murray AM, Australian Sailing President Because I enjoy the Olympics so much and have sponsored our sailing teams for so long, I started wri

Australian-owned fintech company to establish Glasgow base – Scottish Business News

HALO Invest, a wholly owned subsidiary of Sydney-headquartered fintech firm HALO Technologies, has announced its intention to set up a new operations and d

Australians now have the legal right to disconnect from work. But how effective will it be? | CBC News

Australia's right-to-disconnect law has come into effect — giving employees the right to refuse contact if their employers reach out to them by phone or emai

What do Woolworths and Big W’s starkly different results tell us about Australia’s competition problems?

If you want to understand the competition problems in Australia’s corporate sector, take a look at the annual results delivered by Woolworths.Best known for r

Australia’s inflation rate falls to 3.5% for the year to July as energy bills shrink

Inflation has fallen to its lowest level since March, pulled down by a 5% annual cut to electricity prices as billions of dollars in government rebates kicked i

Australia Approves Renewable Energy Link to Singapore – Thailand Business News

The Australian government will build a 12,400-hectare solar farm transmitting energy to Singapore, delivering 6GW per year. It will supply 15% of Singapore’s

Live: ASX set to open lower with Woolworths due to report its results

1h agoTue 27 Aug 2024 at 9:38pmMarket snapshotASX 200 futures: -0.4% to 7,996 pointsAustralian dollar: Flat at 67.92 US centsS&P 500: +0.2% to 5,626 pointsN

‘Leaves people poorer when they retire’: Could you be missing out on super payments?

Australia's $3.9 trillion super system is failing to deliver financial security in retirement to millions of Australians.Women and those in lower-paid jobs have

Interest rate cuts in the US should mean cuts in Australia too — perhaps quickly

Just three weeks ago, Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock declared interest rate cuts unlikely in the next six months. But if there was any doubt about what's

International student cap draws fury from top universities

The federal government's plan to cap international student numbers has split the tertiary education sector, drawing uproar from prestigious urban universities b

AI and cybersecurity lead the charge in 2024 business tech, says CPA Australia – Australian Manufacturing

Image credit: Siarhei/stock.adobe.com The CPA Australia Business Technology Report 2024 has revealed significant trends in technology a