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Australia’s 000 failures: Why your phone may fail to call Triple Zero

The regulatory and industry failures behind Australia’s Triple Zero outages were not only ...  
AUSTRAC tranche 2: Australia's toughest regulator to become its most hated?

A sweeping new compliance regime is about to land on tens of thousands of Australian small busi ...  
War on cash gets the nod after Cash-led Coalition backflip

Cash mandate regulations, which will make it harder to use cash, look set to go ahead after ...  
Hastie’s break with neoliberalism puts business on notice

With Liberal leadership aspirant Andrew Hastie expressing openly challenging "neoliberalism", ...  
The smart entrepreneur's checklist: Finance, legal and personal brand

Starting a business in Australia is more accessible than it has ever been. The barriers to regi ...  
Will the RBA choose a recession for Australia?

The Reserve Bank could kill talk of recession stone dead if it wanted to, writes Stephen Koukou ...  
Epicflow’s new portfolio optimiser enters trials with the Dutch MOD

Epicflow’s AI tool helps defence leaders deliver complex projects faster by prioritising work ...  
That’s feta! Europe signs up on trade deal while pushing for security

European Commission President Ursula von der Layen seemed more concerned with security and alli ...  
Satellite is no silver bullet: Our mobile networks still depend on fibre

Mobile isn’t truly wireless — every call depends on fibre and without it, the whole system ...  
The Reserve Bank of Australia is playing with fire

The latest interest rate hike is a sign of the Reserve Bank's overreach.  
Murdoch-led mainstream media makes Australians sad

There is a clear reason Australia is tumbling further down the global happiness rankings, Alan ...  
Quitting ChatGPT changes nothing: You can't 'unsubscribe' from techno-fascism

Campaigns urging users to quit ChatGPT mistake individual boycotts for meaningful resistance in a ...  
From Starlink to the state: When platform monopolies become political power

As digital infrastructure concentrates in a handful of tech giants, private platform monopolies ...  
Why more Australians are rethinking their money from the ground up

The cost of living conversation in Australia has shifted.  
How Australians are getting smarter about what they buy and why it matters

Australian consumers have become noticeably more deliberate about how they spend.  
The business benefits of tracking carbon emissions

Tracking carbon emissions helps businesses cut costs, meet regulations, and strengthen ESG perf ...  
The electrostate and Australia’s narrow path to resilience

Trump’s new tariffs force Australia to choose between U.S. security and Chinese trade.  
Surround and conquer: When bullying runs a campaign

A covert campaign of pressure and manipulation can isolate a target while leaving the true arch ...  

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