Australia has forgotten what the good life means
The country is asking if the rising cost of living, falling productivity and competitiveness have been worsened by the people in charge. The simple answer is yes.
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The country is asking if the rising cost of living, falling productivity and competitiveness have been worsened by the people in charge. The simple answer is yes.
The state’s premier will continue to differentiating himself from the Albanese government as the minor party threatens his hold on power.
Forget the Chairman’s Lounge. It turns out all Qatar Airways needed to do to get in Catherine King’s good books was agree to service Sydney’s new airport.
The Sunshine State’s demand for healthcare, Olympic infrastructure and transport make it a great place to do work but capacity concerns are growing.
While we’re all debating the possibilities for censorship, it’s worth remembering that this is hardly the free marketplace of ideas either.
In his first major interview, Treasurer Colin Brooks also revealed a broad property downturn had punched a multibillion-dollar hole in the state’s budget.
Australia & Pacific
There needs to be a clear explanation of what Australians get out of data centres otherwise the rhetoric from activists can start to make us a questionable place to invest
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There needs to be a clear explanation of what Australians get out of data centres otherwise the rhetoric from activists can start to make us a questionable place to invest
Iren Energy has big plans to turn itself into an artificial intelligence processing giant. First, it will have to get the people of Kiowa, Oklahoma, on board.
There’s scarcely a sport the health minister doesn’t seem to back.
The image of the data centre developer surrounded by Morgans men at The Brisbane Club is nice symbolism for how the Firmus rocket took off.