Business News - Results from #535

Tue Jan 23

More forced marriages and worker exploitation – why Australia needs an anti-slavery commissioner

Written by: Martijn Boersma, Associate Professor, University of Notre Dame Australia

Last week, a 47-year-old Queensland man was charged with 46 offences, including torturing and enslaving deckhands on his fishing boats.

The accused allegedly intimidated and attacked his employees, and withheld food and water. He will appear in court next month.

As confidence in Australia's economy continues to weaken, many of the nation's sole traders are doing the opposite: growing...

Forgotten cups of tea and unnecessary kettle re-boils could be adding more than £1.4 million a day to UK business electrici...

Take business beyond the boardroom. Coogee Bay Hotel has launched a limited-time Coastal Conferences offer, giving business...

Australia’s business use of artificial intelligence has accelerated quickly. The Australian Bureau...

In response to Tasmania’s growing mental health crisis, a new purpose-built, multi-disciplinary me...

The red dirt of far western New South Wales has become the setting for one of Australia's most dis...

“All the world's a stage.” Shakespeare wasn't writing about Cairns when he penned that famous lin...

The red dirt of far western New South Wales has become the setting for one of Australia's most dis...

Street Side Medics has officially launched its first ACT-based clinic, expanding the charity’s GP-...

As the temperatures drop, the appeal of escaping the city for rolling vineyards, long lunches and ...