TGA approves first drug to treat sleep apnoea
A medicine widely used to treat type 2 diabetes and obesity is now the first medicine which can be used in Australia for obstructive sleep apnoea in Australia.
The
Read more4 June 2025Federal
Crypto ATMs a growing gateway for scammers
Cryptocurrency Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs) are the latest battleground in the fight against scammers, with more than $3 million lost last year.
Australian Federal
Read more3 June 2025
Push to localise supply chains a risk to global GDP
Global moves to on-shore manufacturing and production could undermine, rather than strengthen, supply chain resilience, according to the OECD.
In its latest Supply Chain
Read more3 June 2025
Services Australia slammed as $1.9b in child support unpaid
Services Australia lacks the systems and processes to tackle financial abuse being perpetrated in a Child Support system where almost $2 billion is unpaid.
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Read more3 June 2025
Get set for a warm, wet winter in Sunshine State
Many Queenslanders are in for a warmer and wetter winter than usual.
The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) released its winter long-range forecast today, which stated warmer
Read more29 May 2025
Off-farm income no longer barrier to disaster relief
More regional Queensland business will be able to access disaster relief funding with the definition of primary producer changed to include agricultural support
Read more29 May 2025
Coalition back, but drama lurks in the shadows
By Michelle Grattan
Two Victorian Liberal women, Jane Hume and Sarah Henderson, have been dumped and a key numbers man has been promoted from the backbench to the shadow
Read more29 May 2025
UNESCO rates Great Barrier Reef health as ‘very poor’
The Great Barrier Reef is on track to be included on the UNESCO World Heritage “in danger” list as early as next year.
A draft report, which will be considered at a
Read more29 May 2025
Finance industry urged to act as risks increase
Financial services businesses need to improve cross-departmental communications to avoid digital disruption and ensure compliance with a new regulatory standard which
Read more29 May 2025
PFAS detected in 85 percent of Aussie population
More than 85 percent of all Australians have at least three types of PFAS in their system, with Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) releasing statistics for the first
Read more28 May 2025