Election promises made. Now it’s time to deliver
By Michelle Cull
With a convincing win for a second term of government, the pressure is now on the new Labor government to deliver the economic policies central to its
Read more6 May 2025
Proudfoot’s ACCC CEO role now official
Sarah Proudfoot is officially the new Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC).
ACCC Chair Gina-Cass Gottlieb said Ms
Read more6 May 2025
Time following a divorce does heal all wounds
A study into the long-term impacts of a mid-life divorce or separation has found Australian woman could return to pre-separation levels of life satisfaction in less than
Read more6 May 2025
Mandatory furniture warnings for Australian suppliers
Australian furniture suppliers are now required to provide safety warnings about the dangers of toppling furniture.
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC)
Read more6 May 2025
Snake-immune individual key to universal antivenom
A universal snake antivenom is a step closer after scientists found a person who was hyper-immune to snake bites.
Centivax CEO Jacob Glanville said Californian Tim
Read more6 May 2025
33 percent jump in children unable to access vaccines
Vaccination saves around 4 million lives around the world each year, but that remains well short of global targets.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) stated nearly 4.2
Read more6 May 2025
Olympic venue developments now a law unto themselves
Queensland legislation has been updated to remove hurdles to the development of venues for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Deputy Premier and Minister
Read more6 May 2025
Federal Labor returned with increased majority
By Michelle Grattan
The Albanese government has been re-elected with a substantially increased majority, and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has lost his seat, in a
Read more4 May 2025
Cyclone Alfred gives then takes away in retail figures
Queensland residents stockpiling in the lead-up to Tropical Cyclone Alfred was not enough to prevent a drop in retail turnover in the State in March.
The latest
Read more2 May 2025
Educators address the inevitable AI wave
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing the way universities assess student suitability for certain courses.
Speaking at a Queensland Futures Institute industry
Read more2 May 2025