Despite being more expensive than virgin plastic, Belkin is using more recycled materials and is not worried about a short-term profit margin crunch as it urges others to ‘wake up’ to the climate crisis.
Treasury is considering market intervention to combat the closure of regional and rural bank branches but broader consultation and more innovative solutions are needed.
An ‘undervalued’ takeover offer for traffic report company GTN is to close on Wednesday but the chairman and independent directors want urged shareholders to reject the $91m bid.
Mining giant Glencore is pessimistic about the likelihood of a revival in Australia’s nickel industry when it faces fierce competition from Chinese-backed producers in Indonesia.
The mining giant’s balance sheet is in fantastic shape and its growth options are much better positioned than they were just a few years ago, CEO Mike Henry says.
The need to power artificial intelligence products and changes to cooling methods are changing the face of data centres.
Two massive masterplanned communities will transform southeast Queensland with more than 10,000 homes, news schools and rail stations planned.
Australia’s biggest supermarkets are under the pump from the competition watchdog, which says it relies on consumer tips to set priorities and kick off investigations.
Liberal Senator James Paterson has called on the Albanese government to ‘urgently act’ to protect Australian home batteries and solar systems from potentially explosive cyber security attacks.
Amid rising political pressure on the RBA to cut interest rates, there’s actually a growing risk that domestic monetary policy will be on hold for longer than currently expected.
One of the world’s most recognisable board games is aiming to produce an edition based on a Queensland tourism hot spot, and has appealed to locals for their input.
Smashed avocado has been blamed for keeping millennials out of the housing market, given their taste for the popular brunch dish is difficult to give up. But it can also prove costly to cafe owners as well.
A high-profile Aussie businessman has backed a state premier, saying he is working hard to reduce every business’s worst “nightmare”.
Aussies are being urged to consider cruising further afield amid rising port costs, particularly in Sydney, as Norwegian Cruise Line supercharges its fleet.
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