RBA puts bank bosses on notice
Artificial intelligence, climate change, cyber attacks and a rapid-fire run on the banks, are among the emerging threats facing Australia’s banks.
Climate Change
Suncorp, Youi cut staff amid cost drive
Queensland insurers Suncorp and Youi are cutting staff numbers amid growing challenges for the insurance sector including increasing natural disasters.
Focus on gas to hit net zero targets: Jemena
One of Australia’s biggest gas operators says government policy should prioritise the fossil fuel over coal and oil to deliver the nation’s energy transition and meet green goals.
Start-up calls on miners to embrace technology
An Adelaide start-up is urging miners to embrace existing technologies, which it claims can slash more than 40 per cent of emissions at Australian mine sites.
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Making millions: Aussies under-30 on green investment wave
More young business savvy Aussies are stepping up to meet the challenges of climate change – and attracting the attention of leading investment firms.
Certainty needed in climate policy, says HESTA
The boss of $64bn industry fund HESTA says lack of short, medium and long-term emissions targets is hindering investment in local renewable infrastructure.
‘Climate key’ as tech talent wars heat up: Canva
Climate change is fast becoming a crucial issue for companies wanting to attract and retain tech talent, this tech billionaire says.
Outrage at PM keeping documents ‘secret’
The Morrison government has been accused of being “addicted to secrecy” after it failed to publicly release an important document this morning.
‘Copycats welcome’: Cannon-Brookes’ $1.5bn climate pledge
Tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes, who together with his wife have pledged $1.5bn on climate projects, has called on corporate Australia to follow his lead.
Emissions debate solved within 24 hours: Barnaby
The debate within the government over emissions policy is likely to be resolved on Thursday after deputy PM Barnaby Joyce said he expects a result “within the next day.”
Rio Tinto vows $10bn carbon cutback
Rio Tinto will spend $10bn to slash its carbon emissions over the next decade, dramatically escalating the pace of its goals.
Business becoming ‘environmental police’: Fink
The world’s most powerful investor urges governments to spread the load of transitioning to a net-zero emissions global economy.
‘It will get ugly’: ScoMo’s stark warning
Scott Morrison has been issued a stark warning by his Nationals colleagues that things could get ugly if he does this one thing.
Origin rides LNG boom amid climate demands
Several resolutions on climate change received strong support from Origin Energy shareholders at its annual general meeting.
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