Melbourne River Cruises on market for $15m
The owners of Melbourne River Cruises who founded the business in the 1980s, are selling it just as tourism grows in the city that was heavily affected by Covid-19.
Victoria Business
PwC misses its moment to make real change
It’s a case of more of the same, with the same partners still calling the shots at the firm that by its own admission suffered repeated failures of leadership.
Two time bombs ticking away
There were two explosive time bombs ticking away in the detail of the GDP numbers, and they threaten to put the RBA in an impossible position.
Business needs to plan for President Trump 2.0
Donald Trump’s Super Tuesday sweep puts him a big step closer to the White House. Boards need to start taking him seriously.
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Turning point reached in how ASX is regulated
The nation’s exchange operator will find it has to behave more like a bank as it is put on a tight leash following tech failures.
Law firm poaches MinterEllison partner for new office
Commercial law firm Mills Oakley is doubling down on an aggressive growth strategy, poaching a MinterEllison partner to head up a new office in Adelaide.
McFarlane exit not the end of Westpac’s rebuild
Westpac is still a long way from being an outperformer but this was never going to be achieved in under three years.
Meet Angus: Social media for cattle to combat theft
A Melbourne start-up is rebooting cattle identification via a social media platform where pictures of cows replace the need for ear tags.
Star ‘failures’ turns up the heat for all boards
The legal battlelines are being drawn around how boards question and probe management.
Labor’s ‘war’ on gas hits the wrong target
The Albanese government’s decision to upend a functioning market with longer-term pricing restrictions will have serious future implications.
Pirate Life teams up with St Agnes for classic Sidecar sour
What’s better than a new beer just in time for Christmas? St Agnes Distillery and Pirate Life have teamed up to merge the Sidecar cocktail with a sour beer.
Energy price cap shock triggers investor fears
Energy shares have slumped amid concerns the federal government’s controversial move to temporarily cap gas and coal prices would kill off investment.
Coal, gas plan merges stupidity and lunacy
The Albanese-Bowen-Chalmers plan to cap the prices of coal and gas – and hopefully, very hopefully, your electricity bill – is short-term stupidity wrapped up within long-term lunacy.
Barefoot’s four best books to give this Christmas
Stuck for a Christmas gift? Here are the four books Scott Pape is putting under the Christmas tree. One of them might even help you get a hefty pay rise next year.
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