By McCullough Robertson Lawyers
Australia’s federal privacy regulator has a new enforcement toolkit and a clear-eyed vision about how to deploy it in a strategic and
Online travel agency Webjet has been fined $9 million for misleading travellers about flight prices.
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) Deputy Chair
Planning is under way for a new state secondary school in Greenbank, 50km south of Brisbane city.
Queensland Education Minister John-Paul Langbroek said land had been
Thousands of satellites are leaking radio signals at a frequency which interferes with astronomers’ ability to study the night sky.
Curtin University researchers in
$90 billion a year price-tag for net zero in 2050 not enough
Despite record investment in renewables, Australia needs to almost triple spending to remain on target for net-zero by 2050, while community groups call for that goal to
Trans-Tasman unis unite to open up research access
Australian and New Zealand universities are uniting to ensure their taxpayer-funded research is available more freely and not locked behind publisher paywalls.
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A hillside oasis has taken out the House of the Year Award at the Brisbane Housing & Construction Awards held over the weekend.
The MCD Construction showpiece
A Queensland Government mandate will see more local retirements savings pumped into state-based projects.
State Treasurer David Janetzki said the $50 million mandate
Eagerly-awaited support for tourism and hospitality
A new careers platform has been launched specifically for Australia’s tourism and hospitality sector.
With workforce demand in the industry expected to grow by nearly
Swifties will wax lyrical about new Taylor tribute
Australia is part of the latest wave of Taylor Swift mania, with Sydney one of 13 cities world-wide to host a new honour to the global pop megastar.
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