Why Australia’s net quality is so low
The quality of Australia’s internet services has slipped to an embarrassing spot behind global competitors – as a new survey measures the overall digital wellbeing of the country.
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Woodside at front line of Trump’s energy emergency
After a billion dollar bet, the Australian producer will deliver the first financial test of the new president’s pledge to ‘drill baby, drill’.
Trump offers the best chance for business to reset
There’s plenty of volatility to come, but by playing under Donald Trump’s new world order, business is poised to thrive.
ASX jumps after volatile day of trading
The Aussie sharemarket closed up on a strong day of trading, as investors factor in the new US President and how his proposed tariffs will impact the market.
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Industry funds ill prepared for ‘peak super’
As the superannuation sector’s value passes the $4 trillion barrier, it is nearing the moment where more cash will come out of the system than go in.
Disturbing stat about Aussie workers
Australian workers are falling for bogus phishing attacks at almost twice the global rate, concerning research shows.
Scam warning ahead of Black Friday sales
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Embattled tech billionaire snubs shareholders
A tech billionaire has failed to front shareholders at his company’s annual general meeting following sensational allegations about his personal life.
Embattled tech billionaire snubs shareholders
A tech billionaire has failed to front shareholders at his company’s annual general meeting following sensational allegations about his personal life.
WiseTech tries to move on from Richard White
In comparison to MinRes, the WiseTech board has managed to engineer the transition of a dominant CEO into a new consulting role. But investors are still feeling the shock.
The long, hard slog of changing workplace culture at Rio
Overhauling a culture of sexual harassment and bullying is not a linear exercise and the Rio Tinto boss is finding out the tough way, as its two-year progress report is released to staff.
Major ruling on Bunnings cameras
Cameras capturing the faces of shoppers at one of Australia’s biggest retailers breached privacy laws, the Privacy Commissioner has ruled.
How Trump’s tariffs will change the path of interest rates
Much of the global tariff fight is set to take place between China and the US, but it has major implications for Australia.
How Apple’s AirPods can be used as hearing aids
Apple’s AirPods Pro 2 have a groundbreaking new health feature. However, there’s a catch for Aussie customers. See the video.
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