Mike Cannon-Brookes
Victoria was ranked dead last, yet a $60b tech giant just made Melbourne its fastest-growing hub
The Business Council of Australia has slammed Victoria’s taxes and red tape, but tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes says the criticism doesn’t stack up.
- David Swan
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- Opinion
- Global warming
Could tech bros like Mike Cannon-Brookes become the new climate pariahs?
IT giants are betting hundreds of billions of dollars on soaring AI use and the environmental impact promises to be catastrophic.
- Colin Kruger
Billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes reignites climate feud with Australia’s biggest emitter
Cannon-Brookes has renewed his push for power giant AGL to do more to combat climate change, rejecting its current plans as dangerously inadequate.
- Nick Toscano
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- Business investment
Australia’s richest families plot country’s tech reboot at private summit
They control billions of dollars in wealth. Now some of the nation’s most powerful families have met in a bid to reshape the economy and debate its future.
- David Swan
Atlassian splashes $1b on AI browser as chief defends redundancy video call
Mike Cannon-Brookes says he’s targeting the billion “laptop warriors” who are drowning in open tabs, and has hit out at reports that his company is in turmoil.
- David Swan
Wall Street giant targets Australia’s richest families
Goldman Sachs is looking to take advantage of a boom in self-made multimillionaires and family wealth looking for global investments.
- Richard Henderson
- Analysis
- AI
Friend or foe? The AI bloodletting has begun in Australia
Recent job cuts at tech giant Atlassian and Commonwealth Bank show AI’s job annihilation is already hitting Australian shores.
- Colin Kruger
Billionaire tech chief spruiks AI as company he co-founded cuts 150 jobs
Atlassian co-founder Scott Farquhar says Australia should seek to host data centres for governments around the world and wants politicians to use AI every day.
- Millie Muroi, Shane Wright and David Swan
- Opinion
- Australia votes
Billionaires tried to buy this election. At least they’ve provided some much-needed comic relief
Palmer’s logo of a lion with Fabio-style tresses tooting a trumpet encapsulates the incoherent messaging we can expect when a billionaire gets involved in politics.
- Melanie La'Brooy
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- Investigation
Billionaire’s bid to build a lake in six weeks spirals into 18-month-long headache
Mike Cannon-Brookes wanted a new lake with a wildlife island sanctuary. Instead, the work left his neighbours’ properties with contaminated water supplies.
- Lucy Macken
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