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How ‘reverse mentoring’ is being used by unexpected high-flyers at work
via smh.com.au
Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock has one, but what is a reverse mentor? And how are they helping Australia’s biggest institutions and businesses? -
Property downturn worsens with buyer activity 'particularly low'
via abc.net.au
Australian house prices have fallen for a fifth straight month, according to property data firm Cotality. It says the downturn has now spread to 93 per cent of suburbs in the nation's capital cities. -
Australia risks missing out on AI economic boom due to 'slow' uptake
via abc.net.au
Treasury says Australia risks missing out on the economic benefits of AI unless businesses use beyond basic use and make bigger changes to how they operate. -
Qantas ground crews vote in favour of possible strike action
via abc.net.au
The Transport Workers Union says 97 per cent of 350 workers who voted backed industrial action, including work stoppages ranging from one to 24 hours. -
How Australia’s social media ban loomed over Meta’s $24b settlement
via smh.com.au
A landmark settlement reached by the Facebook owner shows that the government’s social media ban is changing the conversation. -
One Nation commits to coal-fired power and lifting nuclear ban in Victoria
via abc.net.au
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson and state leader Warren Pickering travelled to the Latrobe Valley to announce the party's Victorian energy policy. -
Danish giant steps in to help break Australia’s wind farm drought
via smh.com.au
A decision to greenlight the eastern seaboard’s largest wind farm in more than two years has provided a much-needed boost to Australia’s renewable energy ambitions. -
Butcher backs meat producers as Woolworths to stop selling Tassie beef
via abc.net.au
A Tasmanian butcher promotes the importance of shopping local following Woolworths's decision to stop selling Tasmanian beef in stores across the country from 2027. -
Aguia revives 55Mt Brazilian phosphate resource as policy shifts
via smh.com.au
Aguia Resources has dusted off its 55Mt Lucena phosphate project in Brazil, eyeing a new government push to support domestic fertiliser production and reduce imports. -
Great Southern drilling unlocks second growth front at WA gold play
via smh.com.au
Great Southern Mining has hit 14m at 1.05g/t gold north of its Mon Ami resource near Laverton, opening a potential northern extension, as the system also grew at depth. -
WA in midst of gold rush, exploration figures show
via abc.net.au
A Kalgoorlie-based drilling company involved in some of Australia's biggest recent gold discoveries is experiencing "unprecedented demand" amid an ongoing boom in mineral exploration. -
Drilling company says 'exciting time' as gold and exploration hit highs
via abc.net.au
A Kalgoorlie-based drilling company involved in some of Australia's biggest recent gold discoveries is experiencing "unprecedented demand" amid an ongoing boom in mineral exploration. -
Lindian locks in early feed for Kazakh heavy rare earths plant
via smh.com.au
Lindian Resources has secured an option on a heavy rare earths stockpile in Kazakhstan, potentially providing early feedstock for its processing plant. -
Macquarie director met ex-KPMG colleagues amid $700m audit bid
via smh.com.au
Macquarie has clarified the interaction between a board member and KPMG ahead of the embattled firm being awarded the $700 million contract it has now lost. -
Barkly NT test cracks 99% magnet rare earths extraction
via smh.com.au
Barkly Rare Earths has cracked 99% magnet rare earths extraction in a new test, a huge lift that could unlock its 40-million-tonne resource in the Northern Territory. -
Infini steps up Canadian uranium hunt with 5000m drill push
via smh.com.au
Infini Resources has stepped up its Canadian uranium hunt with 5000m of drilling after 3D modelling defined a district-scale target set at Portland Creek in Newfoundland. -
GLP-1 drug prescribed to woman with eating disorder via telehealth
via abc.net.au
The ABC has learned of a young woman with anorexia nervosa who was prescribed an Ozempic-like drug through a telehealth clinic. Experts say the incident highlights the need for more oversight.
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Kaiser chases untouched Victorian gold reefs beneath historic mine
via smh.com.au
Kaiser Reef has kicked off underground drilling beneath its historic Maldon gold project in Victoria, targeting reefs that historically produced 1.75Moz of gold at 28g/t. -
Debt-ridden property firm Bathla may collapse this week, says administrator
via abc.net.au
The administrators of Bathla Group warn the business might not survive until the end of the week. -
Administrators 'confident' of averting Bathla shutdown with last-minute loans
via abc.net.au
The administrators of Bathla Group warn the business might not survive until the end of the week, but remain confident they can raise enough funds to finish homes currently under construction. -
Trump will be furious as his man at the Fed tries to set his record straight
via smh.com.au
Kevin Warsh said what he had to say to protect his credibility and that of the US Federal Reserve Board. With the US midterms looming, Donald Trump won’t be happy. -
The family feud over the $65 billion Ray-Ban fortune
via smh.com.au
The Italian clan has been stuck in a four-year feud over the firm since the death of the family patriarch. Now a move by a 31-year-old heir has escalated it. -
Star bleeds $307 million as auditors raise further doubts about its survival
via smh.com.au
Star boss Bruce Mathieson Jnr, acknowledged the challenges for the group, which should soon hear the outcomes of a fine for repeated money laundering breaches. -
ASX dips as oil rises on Middle East tensions; Wall Street retreats on inflation talk
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket has retreated at the open after a rise in oil prices this morning, while Wall Street slid over the weekend following a speech by chairman Kevin Warsh that helped strengthen faith that the Fed will do what’s needed to bring inflation down. -
ASX dips as oil rises on Middle East tensions
via smh.com.au
The Australian sharemarket has retreated at the open after a rise in oil prices this morning, while Wall Street slid over the weekend following a speech by chairman Kevin Warsh that helped strengthen faith that the Fed will do what’s needed to bring inflation down. -
'Outdated' law costs teen workers $411m in superannuation, modelling shows
via abc.net.au
Workers aged under 18 who work less than 30 hours a week for one employer do not currently get paid superannuation. -
'Outdated' law costing teens $411m a year in superannuation, modelling finds
via abc.net.au
Workers aged under 18 who work less than 30 hours a week for one employer do not currently get paid superannuation, which the Super Members Council says is discriminatory. -
Modelling finds 'outdated' law costing teens $411m in superannuation
via abc.net.au
Workers aged under 18 who work less than 30 hours a week for one employer do not currently get paid superannuation, which the Super Members Council says is discriminatory. -
Screen Queensland funding cut shakes film industry confidence
via abc.net.au
The Queensland government's funding cut to its state-owned film and television agency risks undermining the Sunshine State's ability to attract future productions. -
How Australian small businesses are turning daily pressures into long-term progress
via smh.com.au
Rising costs and changing customer behaviours are prompting small businesses to rethink how they work, where they invest and what really earns its keep.
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