Consumer confidence at six-month low
Consumer confidence has fallen to its lowest level in six months.
The latest ANZ-Roy Morgan Australian Consumer Confidence report showed confidence dropped by 3.5 points
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Free lung cancer tests for Australian smokers
Older Australians will soon have access to free lung tests, as the Federal Government introduces its first new cancer screening program in 20 years.
From July next year,
Read more12 June 2024
What’s on this week
By Susan Schwartz
If you want to know what to do this week and into the weekend, we’ve got you covered. Here’s our round-up of what’s on in Brisbane and
Read more12 June 2024
Sextortion targets one in seven adults
One in seven adults – or almost 15 percent – have been victims of sexual extortion, according to a new global study.
Led by Melbourne’s RMIT University,
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Health checks needed to avoid ‘greenwashing’ risks
By Aaron Dahl and Andrew Bukowski
With a growing focus on sustainability in the community and increased expectations from investors, there is mounting pressure on
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Female AI voices empower women in teams
Artificial intelligence-powered virtual assistants with female voices boost the participation of women in male-dominated teams, according to new research.
The findings,
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Scarce tech and trade skills in high demand
More than three-quarters of Australian businesses are in need of technicians and trade workers, but cannot find or train the staff they need.
New data released by Ai
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Pro bono helps secure ballet’s future
McCullough Robertson Lawyers has provided pro bono legal support to establish Queensland Ballet’s endowment fund – a major key in securing the long-term
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Mining turnover dips against broader trend
Mining was the only Australian industry to record negative business turnover over the 12 months to April.
The latest business turnover numbers from the Australian Bureau
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Elephants’ name calling just like humans
Elephants appear to call each other by name, according to a recent study.
They use personalised calls specific to each member of their group – just like humans
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