It’s official. Australians will only receive letters every second day.
New Prescribed Performance Standards for Australia Post come into effect on Monday, April 15.
It
300,000 fraud attempts blocked by identity register
Identity protection measures introduced after the Optus data breach have blocked 300,000 fraudulent attempts to use stolen credentials.
In late 2022, the personal
A new national heat mapping tool has been developed to help Australian communities better prepare for extreme heat.
The Heat-Health Risk Index is an Australia Climate
Is the truth out there? Defence does not want to know
Are Australian skies being buzzed by UFOs? We will never know, based on the current stance of the Defence Department.
In response to a recent Freedom of Information
Retirement living could be key to housing challenge
Rising demand for retirement living has prompted calls for age-friendly communities to be a key pillar of the national housing strategy.
The latest Procore/Property
The impact of automated decision making and machine learning on workers is the focus of a new Federal Parliamentary inquiry.
In response to the rapid uptake of
Value of ‘iconic’ Great Artesian Basin tested in court
Australia’s Great Artesian Basin will be the focus of debate in Brisbane today, as AgForce heads to the Federal Court to argue one of the world’s largest underground
Redland City Council will push back on the Federal Government’s likely blocking of the $3 billion Toondah Harbour project saying the decision would cost 500 jobs and
The Federal Government has indicated it is likely to block the $3 billion Toondah Harbour project planned on the Redland coast, east of Brisbane.
In a statement released
A Federal Government inquiry will investigate ways to improve outcomes for First Nations businesses.
The Joint Standing Committee on Aboriginal and Torres Strait