How Sydney new airport was built on time and budget
For eight years, rigorous and uncompromising daily contract management meant we maintained strict deadlines, holding contractors accountable for scope, cost, time and quality.
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For eight years, rigorous and uncompromising daily contract management meant we maintained strict deadlines, holding contractors accountable for scope, cost, time and quality.
One&Only’s first property in the States immerses guests in the rugged foothills of Lone Mountain while offering every imaginable creature comfort.
A long-time banker, a former Victorian Liberal Party official and a low-profile lawyer were among the first to back the data centre hopeful – at a bargain price.
The renowned founder of private intelligence service Stratfor says China needs the US more than we think. And that will create a big opportunity for Australia.
Janus Henderson’s Darko Kuzmanovic says there is real money to be made if investors can stomach the wild price swings of the resources market.
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The One Nation leader says she is no one’s pawn and warns that the experts “will be shocked” at how well her party does in the Victorian election.
The prime minister’s principle that server facilities should fund their own electricity supply is sound, but his focus on one source is misguided.
With job cuts flagged at Woodside, Heidi Health and Canva in the past two days, Australia is on its way to its worst retrenchment figures since the pandemic.