Australia to fire up missile build amid stock scarcity
30 October
Russia’s war in Ukraine shows Australia needs the capacity to build up its own missile and ammunition stockpiles at home as global security deteriorates, the defence industry minister says. Australia will push to domestically manufacture missiles...[Read More]
World fair for coders celebrates ‘nerditude’ of AI era
30 October
One billion people could be writing their own code by 2030 as the world’s leading open source developer platform raises the stakes on artificial intelligence. Microsoft’s GitHub has used its annual convention in tech-dominated San Francisco to...[Read More]
More trust in mining sector as clean energy needs grow
30 October
Australians are becoming more trusting of the mining industry as its role in a clean energy future diverts the spotlight from its coal-aligned past. But to maintain the public’s confidence, the sector must continue to address environmental,...[Read More]
Women still face barriers to entering the tech industry
30 October
Women working in Australia’s tech industry are still facing boys’ clubs and pay discrepancies, a study has found, despite some improvements to employment conditions and workplace culture. But getting into the industry might be the most...[Read More]
Calls to upgrade regional connectivity as 3G shuts down
30 October
Telcos are being urged to boost mobile coverage in regional Australia as thousands of residents with old phones lose their ability to make calls or texts as the 3G network shuts down. Telstra and Optus on Monday joined TPG Telecom/Vodafone in...[Read More]
Australia to test drive a battery electric dual-cab ute
30 October
An electric dual-cab ute has finally been confirmed for launch in Australia but the vehicle will be one of a kind. Toyota on Tuesday revealed plans to test a battery-electric ute prototype, with the HiLux double-cab vehicle to be driven at BHP’s...[Read More]
Community funding boost to support at-risk youth
30 October
Disadvantaged Australians will receive more local support as the federal government attempts to use national funds to tackle individual communities’ needs. The Commonwealth will spend almost $20 million over five years to establish Partnerships...[Read More]
Hey big Spender: teal MP wants consumption tax re-think
24 October
Independent MP Allegra Spender represents the country’s richest electorate but believes the tax system unfairly advantages wealthier Australians over working people. Australia should look at increasing consumption taxes like the GST and reducing...[Read More]
When should parents let go of the reins? Allowing kids to make their own life decisions
24 October
Parenting is a delicate balancing act that requires guidance, protection, and, eventually, the wisdom to step back and allow children to navigate their own lives. As children grow and mature, there comes a point where parents must decide when and...[Read More]
Managing your future: the importance of making a will
24 October
As we journey through life, planning for the future becomes increasingly important. Every adult has the right to control their affairs, whether managing finances or making healthcare decisions. However, as we age, factors such as illness,...[Read More]
A trip through the world’s top culinary experiences
24 October
Exploring the world’s top culinary destinations is a feast for the senses, offering a blend of traditional flavours and innovative gastronomy. Here are some of the most renowned places known for their exceptional culinary experiences: Tokyo,...[Read More]
What is ethical investing and what are the different types?
24 October
The investment technique known as ethical investing prioritises the investor’s moral, religious and social ideals over financial gain. The reason for this is that a growing number of investors have begun to demand social responsibility from the...[Read More]
Children teaching their parents about investing
24 October
Not too long ago, in the 1950s, the process of investing was both expensive and time-consuming. People who could afford to invest in stocks only did so via stock brokerages, which virtually monopolised the market. Fixed commissions were the norm —...[Read More]
Want to quit work an hour earlier? Deploy a robot or AI
24 October
Only one-in-three Australians are using advanced technology like AI and robotics to make their job easier but two thirds say they could benefit from it. Workers estimate the technology could save them more than an hour a day on tasks, and they are...[Read More]
Cost of living woes trump worker satisfaction
24 October
Four in five working Australians are more concerned about living costs than job satisfaction. Research by tech company SafetyCulture details challenges facing frontline industries amid several years of inflation. It found women workers to be more...[Read More]