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QEC predicts record growth in Qld exploration industry will continue
AN EXPLORATION FORUM in Brisbane today heard Queensland’s resources industry has "grown exponentially over the past decade" and by an incredible 77 percent in only the past three years.
Queensland Exploration Council (QEC) chair Kim Wainwright said exploration expenditure in Queensland had been robust over most of the past 10 years, apart from a drop in…
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05 Mar, 2021Bruce Billson appointment welcomed by ASBFEO office
People on the MoveTHE OFFICE of the Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman has welcomed the appointment of former Liberal Government Small Business Minister, Bruce Billson, to the post.
Mr Billson will start his five-year term as Ombudsman on Thursday, March 11, 2021, replacing inaugural Australian Small Business and Family…
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05 Mar, 2021Mike Sneesby is new Nine CEO
Advertising, Media & MarketingMUMRELLA has reported in detail how Nine Entertainment Co has confirmed Stan boss, Mike Sneesby, will replace Hugh Marks as the media company’s CEO, effective April 1.
Mumbrella deputy editor for news and analysis wrote that Mr Sneesby “has been with Nine’s streaming platform since its inception, joining almost eight years ago…
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05 Mar, 2021Firefighters Union welcomes Vic Govt investment in mental health
In BriefPROFESSIONAL firefighters suffering from post-traumatic stress injury and other mental health issues will be able to quickly access targeted services thanks to the Victorian Government's delivery of a Centre of Excellence for emergency service workers.
The United Firefighters Union of Victoria (UFU) welcomed the Labor…
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03 Mar, 2021Singapore Airlines kept workers afloat, why didn't Australia's carriers?
AviationSINGAPORE had half as many aviation job losses as Australia during COVID according to a new analysis that was tabled today in the Senate, comparing how different governments supported workers.
The report, compiled by the McKell Institute for the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF), is part of a submission to the…
Innovative Australian Companies
REDaffect rides a new cycle of development
By Mike Sullivan >>
IT WAS KIND of like the song: three men, strolling along, singing a song, side by side … except they were riding pushbikes.
They…
InMoment helps business accelerate digitally in age of COVID
By Leon Gettler >>
WITH COVID-19, businesses everywhere are going digital. That changes everything, and potentially brings them closer to customers.…
Mingling spice tech with ‘plain-hard-work tech’ pays off
By Leon Gettler >>
WITH LOCKDOWNS and more people working from home, everyone is now cooking. Food has now become the way to discover the new normal…
Companies on the Move
IPO success just another stage in Booktopia’s tour de force
By Leon Gettler >>
BOOKTOPIA’s listing on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) in December is just the beginning of a long process, according to…
People on the Move
Bruce Billson appointment welcomed by ASBFEO office
THE OFFICE of the Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman has welcomed the appointment of former Liberal Government Small Business…
Innovation
CityZenith: Expect a boom in smart cities post-pandemic
By Leon Gettler >>
THE COVID-19 pandemic will trigger a boom in smart cities.
Michael Jansen, the CEO and founder of Chicago based CityZenith, said…
Trade
ABF launches trials in blockchain trade security with Singapore
THE Australian Border Force (ABF) is developing solutions to make cross border trade simpler and paperless for…
Asia-Pacific
Report calls for urgent attraction of investment from Asia…
AUSTRALIA must create better incentives to attract business and investment from Asia, including Hong Kong, to help…
Digital Business
AIIA's WA pre-election policy statement calls for digital…
THE Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) has called for a greater focus on the digital economy in its…
Editorial
Australia f-ed up
AS CLUMSY and debilitating as Facebook’s news feed ban has been – for thousands of businesses and community…
Management
Employsure warns of retail casual penalty rate changes and updates to modern awards
EMPLOYERS covered under the General Retail Award are being reminded to update their payroll system, as the final increase to the weekday evening…
Opinion
Directors warn: the second wave economic disaster is a ticking rental time bomb
By group director Tim Newman-Morris and the directors of LPI Group >>
THE COVID-19 rental legislation appears to be a…
Business Travel & Events
Accommodation Association welcomes $143m Vic Govt support
In Brief
Firefighters Union welcomes Vic Govt investment in mental health
PROFESSIONAL firefighters suffering from post-traumatic stress injury and other mental health issues will be able to…
Research & Books
Small business sector shows resilience in COVID crisis: Ombudsman report
AUSTRALIAN small businesses have shown they can be resilient and agile in the face of extremely challenging conditions,…
News Feature
Qld explorers venture far and wide to find critical minerals that support renewables
Regional Economic Development
CEDA report points Australia in direction of social, digital, climate investments
GOVERNMENTS should seize opportunities that deliver long-term economic and social benefits to secure Australia’s…
Manufacturing Acumen
Mask u-turn set to create jobs
A MELBOURNE manufacturer of reusable protective masks is set to recruit up to 10 new staff following yesterday’s announcement by Victorian Premier,…
Aviation Acumen
Singapore Airlines kept workers afloat, why didn't Australia's carriers?
SINGAPORE had half as many aviation job losses as Australia during COVID according to a new analysis that was tabled today in the Senate, comparing how different governments supported workers.
The report, compiled by…
Automotive Acumen
Battery World powers up Aussie Racing Cars
TWO UNIQUE Australian success stories, Aussie Racing Cars and Battery World, have joined forces. Battery World has become the naming rights partner of the Aussie Racing Cars Super Series.
In 2021…
Debt Recovery & Management
Ombudsman welcomes 'debtor in possession' insolvency rule changes
THE Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman, Kate Carnell has welcomed legislation introduced into Parliament today, overhauling…
Legal
Maurice Blackburn chief calls for all Hayne Royal Commission recommendations
MAURICE BLACKBURN Lawyers principal Kim Shaw is calling for urgent action on outstanding banking Royal Commission recommendations, with February 1…
Acumen Archives
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: ACS Labs
ACS welcomes Federal Government’s 2020 Cyber Security Strategy
ACS, the professional association for Australia’s technology sector, has welcomed the release of the Federal Government’s 2020 Cyber Security…
Queensland Leaders
Critical thinking as a leadership discipline
By Louise Broekman >>
HAVE YOU FELT the overwhelming sense that you (as a business leader) are operating at 100 percent of your mental capacity?
While overcommitting and overscheduling is part of…
NSW Leaders
Ceramisphere technology goes global
By Mike Sullivan >>
CAN CERAMIC micro-encapsulation technology – a new materials process originally developed by the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation – change the world for the…
Victorian Leaders
From HR Gurus to Millennial who-do
South Australian Leaders
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 Australian Leaders
CFO Centre gives companies a new analytical edge
Creative Industries
Edwina is all heart for wall art
FOR EDWINA CAMERON, a 20-year career in communications provided perfect training for a mid-career pivot into the online retail world.
Edwina…
Sports Business
Brisbane Bullets on target with Supply Aus
THE Brisbane Bullets National Basketball League club has announced a new two-year partnership with Indigenous-owned company Supply Aus.
“We are…
Indigenous Business
Victoria’s only Aboriginal certified print manufacturer…
VICTORIA'S only 100 percent Indigenous-ertified social enterprise owned and operated print manufacturing company,
Advertising & Marketing
Mike Sneesby is new Nine CEO
MUMRELLA has reported in detail how Nine Entertainment Co has confirmed Stan boss, Mike Sneesby, will replace Hugh Marks as the media company’s CEO,…
Training & Careers
AIIA Skills Hub launch boosts Australia’s ICT industry
THE Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) has launched the AIIA Skills Hub to create a digital skills…
Finance & Investment
Float CEO urges business leaders to insist on ‘real time’…
By Leon Gettler >>
THE COVID-19 crisis has shown businesses the importance of getting real time information and adapting their…
Agribusiness
Dairy farmers can seek help without fear of retribution says Ombudsman
THE Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Kate Carnell said dairy farmers in dispute could get in touch with her office for…
Community Business
AccessEAP identifies four ways businesses get back when they give back
PEOPLE, NOT PROFITS, have become the priority for many businesses in response to the pandemic.
Now, as they rebuild, many organisations are looking…
Better Business Technology
Personalised care for the aged boosted by computer comms
Environment
Cats kill three billion native animals a year - that's 1100 per cat
A NEW national conservation mission to protect native Australian wildlife from the threat of predation by cats, to be known as Project Noah, is the centrepiece of a new report released by the House…
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