‘Unacceptable’: Major rule change for Aussie Uber drivers
Uber drivers have less than two months to comply with new measures, after the rideshare app found Aussie passengers were being rejected for one reason.
Victoria Business
Quest to unearth next CSL begins in Victoria
Sixteen early stage ventures have taken residence in CSL’s Melbourne headquarters as part of a new biotech incubator that aims to build Australia’s next health juggernaut.
R.M. Williams banking on ‘boots by women for women’
Billionaires Nicola and Andrew Forrest have spent $8m on expanding R.M. Williams’ women’s boots line and elevated women into leadership roles at the iconic firm.
ABC radio listeners tune out across major cities
The public broadcaster’s radio arm has been hit by falling audiences at its three major stations, while Melbourne 3AW’s drive program records its worst result ever.
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APA boss warns of gas market uncertainty
Gas market uncertainty threatens to undermine the crucial element to Australia’s clean energy transition, according to APA Group boss Adam Watson.
Meet the young guns with a booming eco start-up
This couple turned an idea to reinvent cling wrap via the humble potato into an expanding business now in thousands of homes and some of the country’s biggest firms.
To go green, go by bus Kelsian says
Kelsian says public transport needs to be marketed more heavily as a way to cut emissions, while delivering a solid uplift in underlying earnings.
CommBank shares sink below $100: where to next?
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‘No more surprises’: The plan to build a better Rio
Like most mining bosses, Jakob Stausholm is coming under intense pressure to drive more savings from his vast industrial machine.
Jim replays Julia and plans super hit in May
Before the election, both the PM and Treasurer said they wouldn’t touch superannuation, but that was false and now we’re looking at changes as soon as the budget in May.
Worley boss keeps eye on global tensions
Engineering firm Worley is reviewing its global operations amid rising geopolitical fears, with its CEO signalling a pivot away from “higher risk” regions.
End the climate wars, urges Santos boss
Santos managing director Kevin Gallagher says a concerted climate plan looking 10 years ahead is needed, as he announced a significant dividend increase.
‘Explosive’ move: BHP goes on sovereign risk investment strike
Australia’s biggest mining giant has suspended new investment in its coal mines in both Queensland and NSW and it has nothing to do with climate change or demand.
Australia sits out in critical minerals arms race
BHP’s boss warns a gulf has emerged among governments worldwide in how they approach the opportunities around mining.
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