Power games: APS forced to consolidate electricity purchasing Energy & Environment There’s potential regulation for electricity bill shock, as Katy Gallagher hits the circuit-breaker on public sector power costs.
Premium Columnists Tax-dodging wage thief BHP makes strong case for Burke’s IR reforms September 20, 2023 By Bernard Keane Economy & Industry BHP has made $180b in profits over a decade while mining workers had real wage falls. Now it’s complaining about paying workers fairly.
New Defence CIO to lead $1 billion SAP rollout July 3, 2023 By Julian Bajkowski Defence In Chris Crozier, Defence has again hired a seasoned resources executive; this newest chief comes with a background in explosives.
Are mangroves and seagrasses the key to net emissions reduction? August 13, 2021 By Melissa Coade Community & Social The CSIRO and BHP will attempt to measure and quantify the net emissions reduction potential of ‘blue carbon’ and restore Australia’s coastal ecosystems.
Even after the collapse of Greensill, there’s time to save Whyalla April 13, 2021 By Michael O'Neil and Peter Gill Economy & Industry Unlike the larger steel cities of Newcastle, Port Kembla and Wollongong, Whyalla has been very slow to respond to the need for change.
Tom Burton: time for a radical view of government August 10, 2015 By Tom Burton Features Large internet platforms are challenging governments to radically rethink their core role and organisational structure.
