Gas imports to ease the energy crisis could arrive sooner
The hand-picked boss of billionaire Andrew Forrest’s Squadron Energy will have his work cut out bringing down energy prices.
Technology
‘Blue screen of death’ company accepts fate
The company responsible for the “blue screen of death” that left millions of people stranded says it’s “absolutely” prepared for compensation claims.
Woodside’s big bet on Trump energy trade
There’s good reason why Woodside boss Meg O’Neill is in a hurry to get her planned $1.8bn buyout of a cash-strapped US gas hopeful away.
Worker pay day fears after IT outage
Millions of workers could go without their wages in the wake of the global IT outage, amid reports multiple payment and payroll systems across Australia were crippled.
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Is gravity finally about to catch up with Macquarie?
It would be more foolhardy than brave to bet against Macquarie, however at some point the laws of physics apply.
Aussies warned about scammers next month
Australians are being warned to be vigilant over the next few months as scammers are expected to be out in force.
RBA’s Lowe isn’t going down without a fight
It’s a case of careful what you wish for after a landmark RBA review pushed the central bank move faster on its inflation fight.
New move to protect personal data
The federal government has announced a new commissioner as it seeks to improve privacy laws following devastating data breaches.
ACCC ‘wants world frozen in time’: Telco chief’s blast
TPG boss Inaki Berroeta says the competition regulator’s world view has become more about entrenching the status quo rather than delivering for customers.
How telcos ‘let down’ customers
A new report has outlined how telcos, including Telstra and Optus, “continue to let down” millions of customers.
Australia Post’s grim future laid bare
The chief executive of Australia Post has revealed the extreme challenges that lie ahead as the organisation struggles to turn a profit.
Price caps won’t get more gas out of the ground
Energy Minister Chris Bowen is offering more dysfunction and has missed his chance to create a sustainable gas market.
Why cyber warfare is the new front line
The elevation of cyber threats recognises that in the future, wars and other conflicts will take place online as much as on land or across the seas.
Forrest’s green dream wakes to financial reality
A former top General Electric executive is finally putting some sense of discipline around the billionaire’s wildly ambitious green hydrogen plans.
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