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Australia is about to set its first full employment target – and it will define people’s lives for decades

01 August 2023

Stand by for one of the most important decisions Treasurer Jim Chalmers and the Albanese government will make.

That decision is to commit future governments and the Reserve Bank to full employment, and, more importantly, spell out what that means. The Australian government hasn’t wholeheartedly and publicly committed itself to full...

UK banks back in political crosshairs after Farage fiasco

Sinead Cruise, Iain Withers and Lawrence White, Reuters, 31 July 2023

After more than a decade trying to rehabilitate their image since an era of bailouts and mis-selling scandals, Britain's banks are once again a target for public - and political - ire.

What started as a dispute between former Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage and NatWest-owned Coutts over the closure of his accounts has spiralled into a...

“The news feeds do not sag”: A look at Ukraine’s local news landscape, more than a year into the war

07 June 2023

Most of the publishers surveyed now view “external migrants” — Ukrainians who’ve left the country — as their target audience.

Audience loyalty may not be what we think

Mark Coddington and Seth Lewis, Nieman Journalism Lab, 27 April 2023

How participatory journalism became a taken-for-granted norm, how news use can help mitigate misinformation beliefs, and the limits of live fact-checking.

What business needs to know about the new US cybersecurity strategy

Sarah Kreps and Amelia C. Arsenault, 14 April 2023

In March 2023, the Biden administration released a new National Cybersecurity Strategy, which makes it clear that the time for private companies voluntarily opting into cybersecurity has long passed. Instead, the new strategy promises to support new regulatory frameworks that will shift liability and create incentives for private firms to...

Corporate Australia just received a glowing profit report card, but the outlook is not as rosy

Rachel Pupazzoni, ABC, 12 September 2022

Corporate Australia just received a glowing profit report card, but the outlook is not as rosy...

Airfare increase the highest in a decade and flights fuller than ever, ACCC report warns

Jade Toomey, ABC, 07 September 2022

The cost of an an airfare has increased by more than half since April, the country's consumer watchdog has warned...

Johnson & Johnson will discontinue talc-based baby powder in 2023

Melissa Maykin, ABC, 14 August 2022

Johnson & Johnson has announced it will stop selling talc-based baby powder in 2023, as it transitions its popular, but controversial, global product to a cornstarch base. The move comes two years after it ended US sales due to thousands of consumer safety...

Belonging, inclusion, and connection: the first steps in getting diversity right at work

This Working Life Podcast, ABC, 18 May 2022

Australia’s renowned for its multiculturalism. But when it comes to the workplace and leadership positions, that diversity isn’t represented. So, what’s going on? In part two of this special series, host Lisa Leong dives into some solutions to improve diversity and inclusion at work to see Australia's multiculturalism reflected in leadership...

Why working from anywhere isn’t realistic

The Economist, 17 May 2022

Home has now also become a place of work. “Working from anywhere” envisages a completely untethered existence - the Bahamas, Malta and Costa Rica are now offering digital nomad visas, and "working from anywhere" has been endorsed by Airbnb.