Macquarie Secures 50% Stake in $4B Victorian Land Registry
Macquarie Asset Management is acquiring a 50 per cent stake in Secure Electronic Registries Victoria in a deal valuing the Victorian land registry operator at about $4 billion.
Macquarie Asset Management is acquiring a 50 per cent stake in Secure Electronic Registries Victoria in a deal valuing the Victorian land registry operator at about $4 billion.
The Albanese government moves to ban non-compete clauses for workers earning under $190,100, arguing the rules unfairly restrict wages and job opportunities.
Australian job advertisements rose 2.5% in August, driven partly by Christmas hiring across retail and food services, while technology recruitment continued to soften amid expectations of slower economic momentum.
Jaguar Land Rover job cuts could reach 4,000 as the carmaker targets £1.7 billion in savings while the UK government rejects a bailout.
Tesla’s Cybercab rollout in Austin is facing regulatory scrutiny after NHTSA said it is evaluating the autonomous vehicle which lacks a steering wheel, pedals and mirrors required by traditional US vehicle safety…
France starts testing Tesla’s FSD driver-assistance system on its roads, a key step toward a possible EU-wide approval in the coming months.
Sydney developer Bathla Group stands down over 200 staff and suspends construction on several projects following its collapse with $3.4 billion in debt.
Bathla Group meets its payroll deadline as Teneo administrators work to secure short-term funding, with 200 NSW projects and thousands of buyers at risk.
Before the wearable blankets and the Shark Tank seat, Davie Fogarty ran a Vietnamese roll shop in Adelaide that nearly convinced him he wasn’t cut out for business.…
Jacine Greenwood had the expertise, experience and $120,000 to build a successful beauty brand. But Eclogite failed. Here’s what went wrong, and the business lessons she took from…
Jake McKeon’s Moodswing showed strong early growth, reaching 100,000 users and attracting investor interest. But the social networking startup ultimately failed as it struggled to turn rapid user…
From an AFL premiership to leading Hawthorn Football Club and advising business-owning families, Andy Gowers shares the leadership lessons behind lasting success. In this conversation…
Mel Yu represents a new breed of business leader, one who understands that authentic brand presence is the currency of modern entrepreneurship. As the Director…
In the heart of Melbourne’s community pharmacy network, a story of courage, compassion, and purpose continues to inspire thousands. That story belongs to Sara Murdock,…
Google-backed Indian space-tech startup Pixxel has raised $100 million in a Series C round led by Temasek and Seraphim, taking its total funding to $195 million as it expands its satellite constellation and Earth-intelligence platform.
CyberVITG managed services have expanded across ANZ with new IT and cybersecurity offerings, following its Security Centric acquisition as Australian information security spending is forecast to reach A$7.555 billion.
Artificial IntelligenceFabric Group becomes one of SpaceXAI’s first strategic partners in Asia-Pacific, bringing AI-assisted software development tools to enterprise organisations across Australia.
Japan and the U.S. deepen their $550 billion investment partnership, with AI and semiconductor projects set to take center stage in upcoming phases.
Artificial IntelligenceSeattle Times and Newsday sued OpenAI and Microsoft over alleged unauthorized use of journalism for AI training, adding another copyright dispute involving major technology companies and publishers.
Artificial IntelligenceOpenAI’s AI agents were linked to more than 15,000 edits on German wiki DseWiki. Researchers said the agents exchanged information and discussed restriction workarounds before moderators removed pages.
Mel Yu represents a new breed of business leader, one who understands that authentic brand presence is the currency of modern entrepreneurship. As the Director of MCO Events and a Fractional Head of Brand for founders and CEOs, Mel has carved a distinctive niche by merging psychology, hospitality, and strategic branding into a powerful framework that transforms how growth-stage companies present themselves to the world. Her journey from corporate event management to personal branding authority reveals critical insights into what truly drives business success in 2025.
In the heart of Melbourne’s community pharmacy network, a story of courage, compassion, and purpose continues to inspire thousands. That story belongs to Sara Murdock, an award-winning pharmacist, community health advocate, and leader whose life embodies resilience and transformation. From surviving a childhood marked by war to shaping the future of community care in Australia, […]
Rex Afrasiabi, trusted legal partner to Australia’s real estate and mortgage sector, could easily be introduced by his long list of accolades, including director of leading law firms, regular media commentator, judge for major industry awards, and strategic advisor to some of the nation’s top business leaders.
For decades, professional women have faced the pressure to “lead like a man,” often labeled with terms that undermine ambition. Despite progress, executive leadership remains skewed by hidden biases, cultural stereotypes, and systemic barriers, frequently forcing women to choose between flexibility and advancement. Amanda Blesing is changing that narrative. As an internationally recognized mentor, speaker, […]
Migration is more than a legal process; it’s a deeply personal journey. For many, it’s a bold leap towards new opportunities, often filled with complexities, uncertainties, and the hope for a brighter future. Among those navigating and illuminating these pathways stands Traci Yan Yan Chen, an innovative, compassionate, and trailblazing force in Australia’s migration law […]
Jo Agresta’s entrepreneurial journey embodies the grit, vision, and heartfelt purpose that underpin remarkable innovation in Australia’s property landscape. As the CEO and co-founder of Abodey AI, Jo has redefined what it means to be a challenger in real estate technology, leveraging her lived experience, industry expertise, and unwavering resilience to create genuine solutions for […]
SpaceX has officially entered the Nasdaq-100 less than a month after its IPO, prompting bullish analyst coverage and…
The move supports Elon Musk’s strategy to position autonomous driving and AI as key drivers of Tesla’s next…
Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Charter Communications have reportedly held executive-level discussions about a consumer mobile phone partnership, as…
Key Highlights Nscale is in talks to raise $3.5 billion in pre-IPO funding. The business aims to issue as much as $2.5 billion in convertible notes and raise roughly $1.7 billion from Nvidia. The fundraising is being arranged by Goldman…
The government offers small businesses a way to dodge stamp duty when restructuring discretionary trusts to avoid Labor’s new minimum trust tax.
Melbourne artist Richard Lewer has won the 2026 Archibald Prize and the prestigious $100,000 award for his portrait of Pitjantjatjara Elder and artist Iluwanti Ken. The life-sized work was created after Lewer spent time with Ken on Country in South Australia’s Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands. Judges praised the portrait for capturing her strength, warmth and cultural presence. Lewer, previously a six-time Archibald finalist, said he hoped the painting would shine a spotlight on Ken’s role as a healer, artist and custodian of cultural knowledge within her community.
TurboQuant, Google Research’s memory compression tool, could cut the working memory AI requires to operate by six, and with zero accuracy loss Revealed on 25 March 2026, the game-changing technology has been likened to Google’s “DeepSeek moment” by some of the world’s leading tech figures, and is even being compared to Pied Piper from HBO’s Silicon Valley. For Australian companies paying to operate AI tools every day, such a technology that reduces those costs is worth keeping an eye on. Full findings will be presented by the researchers at the ICLR 2026 conference in April.
The Hidden Line: Art of the Boyd Women stands as one of Australia's most significant recent cultural events, fundamentally reshaping the nation's understanding of its artistic heritage. Opening at the Bundanon Art Museum on 22 November 2025 and running through…
From a Melbourne-based startup founded by a doctor and a technology specialist to a global healthcare technology company, the Pro Medicus story offers valuable lessons in innovation, specialised expertise and long-term growth.
Computershare’s journey from a Melbourne technology startup to a global financial services powerhouse highlights how strategic acquisitions, technology and long-term client relationships helped the company expand across 22 countries and build a significant presence in shareholder services, corporate trust and financial administration.
From a simple idea in Melbourne to a global marketplace for independent artists, Redbubble's journey shows how technology and print-on-demand can create new opportunities for creators.
From February, the Australian budget carrier will make passengers pay extra to store larger carry-on bags in overhead lockers, while one small item that fits under the seat will remain free
Travel insurance can help protect you from unexpected medical expenses, trip cancellations, lost luggage and travel disruptions. This guide explains how travel insurance works and what Australian travellers should know before buying a policy.
Key Highlights Australia has raised its Working Holiday visa fee by 25% and is charging $840. Initial fees for second and third-year visas are now $1,000 additional. Australia has been ranked the world’s most expensive destination for a work holiday.…
Explore 10 affordable weekend getaways from Sydney that offer the perfect mix of beaches, mountains, and countryside escapes. From Jervis Bay’s white sands to the Blue Mountains’ scenic trails, these destinations are ideal for quick, budget-friendly trips without compromising on experience, making them perfect for couples, families, and spontaneous travellers.
Victoria has secured hosting rights for three of the next four Australian Open golf championships, including the 2027 event at Peninsula Kingswood Country Golf Club. South Australia will host the 2028 tournament, while New South Wales has been overlooked despite its long history with the championship. World No.2 Rory McIlroy is also set to return for this year's Australian Open at Kingston Heath.
Turkey are set to play their first FIFA World Cup match in 24 years when they take on Australia in their FIFA World Cup 2026 Group D opener. Coach Vincenzo Montella has urged his players to stay focused, manage their emotions and embrace the opportunity to make the nation proud. Turkey last appeared at the World Cup in 2002, where they finished third, and will also face the United States and Paraguay in Group D.
South Korea has now gained three points joining Mexico in the FIFA World Cup 2026 standings. It had a brilliant game with the Czech Republic and scored 2-1 in their come-from-behind victory in the first match of FIFA World Cup…
The FIFA World Cup 2026 began with a dramatic and historic opening match as Mexico defeated South Africa 2-0. The FIFA World Cup first match featured goals from Julián Quiñones and Raúl Jiménez, while three players were sent off in a tournament-opening game for the first time in history. South Africa finished with nine men, while Mexico ended with 10 after a late red card. The FIFA World Cup opener delivered goals, controversy and record-breaking moments, providing an unforgettable start to football’s biggest tournament and Mexico’s campaign as tournament co-hosts.
Builders are struggling with labour shortages, rising costs and stalled developments, putting the government's 2029 housing target at risk as construction runs well below the required pace.
Home prices dropped 0.7% in July, marking the steepest monthly decline since December 2022 as affordability pressures intensified.