Confidence in government plummets in Queensland
The Queensland property industry is the most pessimistic in the country when asked about government management of the housing crisis.
The latest Property Council Survey
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$2 billion cloud for all our secrets
The Federal Government will spend $2 billion over the next decade to establish secure data storage for the country’s defence and intelligence organsations.
Prime
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AI can build greener construction industry
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to create a greener construction industry.
Based on a QUT analysis of current research, AI could be used in a diverse
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Crickenberger to drive growth at NIOA
A Brisbane munitions company is increasing its international firepower with the appointment of leading defence industry executive Andrew Crickenberger as its Chief
Read more4 July 2024
Manufacturers set to do heavy lifting in energy transition
Australian heavy manufacturers converge on Brisbane this month with the transition to renewable energy the focus of discussions.
The National Manufacturing Summit aims
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Banks urge re-think on data sharing platform
A national data-sharing program which has cost government and banks hundreds of millions of dollars to implement and maintain is being used by less than one percent of
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Big lift in apartment and townhouse approvals
Approvals for terrace houses, townhouses and apartments have shot up as the market tries to soak up strong housing demand.
The Australian Bureau of Statistic’s
Read more3 July 2024
United States on board with Aussie lamb
Australian lamb producers are filling a gap in the charcuterie boards of the United States.
Lamb pastrami, made with Australian lamb, is now being sold in 73 Costco
Read more3 July 2024
Risk and reward in AI workplace monitoring
Businesses using artificial intelligence (AI) to monitor employees’ behaviour and productivity can expect them to complain more, be less productive and want to quit
Read more3 July 2024
Deadline for online industry to protect children
The online industry has six months to create codes to protect children from pornography or have standards set for them.
Australia’s eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman
Read more3 July 2024