Warren Mundine’s Fuse Minerals has until today to repay investors in its failed $10 million initial public offering — yet he and the company have gone silent.
The post Mundine’s failed $10m IPO must repay investors…by today appeared first on The Klaxon.
Guess which two states enjoyed the sunniest conditions to lead the growth of rooftop solar PV output in the first quarter on Australia’s main grid. It turns out to be the country’s two southern most states – Tasmania and Victoria. The growth of rooftop solar is by far the healthiest
There’s a huge difference between asking “what’s most likely to happen, and how could that affect us” versus “what’s the worst that could happen, and how likely is that.” While the latter is the traditional risk management framing, the first approach is how most Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
This week, First Sentier made headlines with its decision to hand $14 billion back to investors. The firm, with $238 billion under management and owned by Japan’s Mitsubishi UFJ Trust since 2019, announced that it would close its Australian fixed income, global credit, emerging companies, and equity income units.
The firm’s global head of investment ...
While Tanya Plibersek our environment minister got hammered by the mining industry to pull back on the nature agenda, the economists were doing their part to pull down the Prime Minister’s Future Made In Australia policy.
Why the hysterical pile-on?
Gotta say we were gobsmacked.
PM Anthony Albanese’s announcement was that the government would invest ...
The debate continues to rage over Elon Musk’s refusal to take down videos of the church stabbing from X. Musk claims freedom of speech, and the Government wants to censor the world. Internet law expert Dan Svantesson warns of unintended consequences. Do Australian courts have the right to decide what
Low Earth orbit satellite technology should be trialled as a connectivity solution to address the digital divide experienced by regional First Nations communities, according to a government working group. The 2023 chair’s report for the Low Earth Orbit Satellite (LEOSat) Working Group, released on Wednesday, highlights six focus areas for
In the recent Verizon paper, Decoding a hacker’s playbook in public sector cybersecurity, CTRL Group’s co-founder and chief product officer, Bastien Treptel, joined Innovation Aus.com publisher Corrie McLeod, to discuss public sector decision makers’ unique cybersecurity challenges. “Major banks work on the ethos that harmful agents
COMMENT: The federal government this week released its Environmentally Sustainable Procurement Policy, through Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek. The good news is no doubt timed in a bid to distract us from the delays in nature based laws that this entire industry celebrated and anticipated, which came after the usual expected and tiresome tirades ...
Warren Mundine’s Fuse Minerals has until today to repay investors in its failed $10 million initial public offering — yet he and the company have gone silent.
The post Mundine’s failed $10m IPO must repay investors…by today appeared first on The Klaxon.
Guess which two states enjoyed the sunniest conditions to lead the growth of rooftop solar PV output in the first quarter on Australia’s main grid. It turns out to be the country’s two southern most states – Tasmania and Victoria. The growth of rooftop solar is by far the healthiest
There’s a huge difference between asking “what’s most likely to happen, and how could that affect us” versus “what’s the worst that could happen, and how likely is that.” While the latter is the traditional risk management framing, the first approach is how most Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
This week, First Sentier made headlines with its decision to hand $14 billion back to investors. The firm, with $238 billion under management and owned by Japan’s Mitsubishi UFJ Trust since 2019, announced that it would close its Australian fixed income, global credit, emerging companies, and equity income units.
The firm’s global head of investment ...
While Tanya Plibersek our environment minister got hammered by the mining industry to pull back on the nature agenda, the economists were doing their part to pull down the Prime Minister’s Future Made In Australia policy.
Why the hysterical pile-on?
Gotta say we were gobsmacked.
PM Anthony Albanese’s announcement was that the government would invest ...
The debate continues to rage over Elon Musk’s refusal to take down videos of the church stabbing from X. Musk claims freedom of speech, and the Government wants to censor the world. Internet law expert Dan Svantesson warns of unintended consequences. Do Australian courts have the right to decide what
Low Earth orbit satellite technology should be trialled as a connectivity solution to address the digital divide experienced by regional First Nations communities, according to a government working group. The 2023 chair’s report for the Low Earth Orbit Satellite (LEOSat) Working Group, released on Wednesday, highlights six focus areas for
In the recent Verizon paper, Decoding a hacker’s playbook in public sector cybersecurity, CTRL Group’s co-founder and chief product officer, Bastien Treptel, joined Innovation Aus.com publisher Corrie McLeod, to discuss public sector decision makers’ unique cybersecurity challenges. “Major banks work on the ethos that harmful agents
COMMENT: The federal government this week released its Environmentally Sustainable Procurement Policy, through Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek. The good news is no doubt timed in a bid to distract us from the delays in nature based laws that this entire industry celebrated and anticipated, which came after the usual expected and tiresome tirades ...
