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AI only partly to blame for big job losses in tech firms

By Uri Gal In the past few months, a wave of tech corporations have announced significant staff cuts and attributed them to efficiency gains driven by artificial

Have annual performance reviews had their day?

By Danaë Anderson and Jeremy Morrow Every year organisations roll out their refreshed strategies, new KPIs and ambitious goals for the year ahead. But despite the

$153 million Newstead project gets green light

A $153 million apartment project in Newstead is about to be built at 12 Kyabra Street, on the site of a former factory and later a boxing gym that burnt down in

Work starts on Amazon Queensland fulfilment centre

Construction has begun on Amazon’s new Queensland fulfilment centre in Greater Flagstone, south-west of Brisbane. The $750 million facility will support around 2000

3000 Australians have fled Middle East conflict zone

More than 3000 Australians have returned home on 21 direct commercial flights from the Middle East, and more will follow in coming days. Foreign Minister Penny Wong said

ANZ Bank to re-open Chinchilla branch in 2026 after 8 years

ANZ Bank will re-open its Chinchilla branch in 2026, eight years after it initially closed in February 2018 and was downgraded to an Australia Post business centre. The

New bank process prevents 10,000 dodgy payments

New Confirmation of Payee technology has prevented more than 10,000 payments going to accounts listed on the Australian Financial Crimes Exchange. The Australian Banking

Feasibility threatens new apartment builds in Brisbane

Apartment prices in Brisbane are so high that it is more expensive to build new than to buy an existing property, further constraining supply, the Queensland Property

Warner Bros sale opens way for titan streaming battle

By Liam Burke Netflix’s planned acquisition of Hollywood studio Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) has fallen apart at the eleventh hour, as Paramount Skydance has made a

Motorists watching bowser with trepidation

By Samantha Hepburn Many Australians might be watching the price at the fuel bowser with more trepidation than usual. The crisis in the Middle East has caused global

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