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Diggers book to launch at Dig IT tomorrow from debut Gold Coast author MEDIA INFORMATION FOR WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 26 at 11am Dig IT at Thunderbird Park – Tamborine Mountain Road, Tamborine Mountain A new children’s counting book, the debut title from Gold Coast author Ghina Makari Cane will be launched at Dig IT on … Continued
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Professionals Australia is calling on the Allan Government to withdraw its plan to abolish Victoria’s dedicated Disability Regulator, a move that would dismantle specialist oversight and put disabled people at greater risk. The Government intends to merge the Victorian Disability Worker Commission, the Disability Worker Registration Board, and the Disability Services Commissioner into a single … Continued
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Key Facts: • Up to 5.1 million Australians may be locked out of billions in junk insurance refunds due to AFCA’s 30 June 2025 deadline. • Mis-sold insurance products included Consumer Credit Insurance (CCI) and other add-on policies, with banks historically returning as little as 11 pence in the pound. • Refund success rates collapsed … Continued
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25 November 2025 Young Aussies: It’s time to turn AI into business opportunity AI gives young people the chance to supercharge business ideas Government must promote the benefits of young entrepreneurialism Young business owners more likely to innovate and experience growth Australia’s largest accounting body, CPA Australia, is urging young Australians to seize the unprecedented … Continued
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Patients with ADHD will save between $500–1400 in out-of-pocket costs each year thanks to NSW Government reforms allowing GPs to manage and diagnose the condition, according to the Royal Australian College of GPs (RACGP). And with genetic factors estimated to explain 70–80% of ADHD, accessing care through a GP could save a family with three … Continued
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A new landmark report launched today by Omico, confirms precision oncology – the use of genomics to match a person’s tumour DNA to advanced treatments – not only extends the lives of those with incurable cancers, but simultaneously is also creating jobs and fuelling Australia’s economy. Yet without urgent action, many facing a very tough cancer … Continued
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Tenants Victoria has welcomed rental law reforms that come into force today as crucial steps for nearly 2 million Victorian renters, delivering long-awaited protections against arbitrary evictions and exploitative practices. Tenants Victoria CEO Jennifer Beveridge said the reforms – including a complete ban on ‘no-fault’ evictions and rental bidding – represent a significant strengthening … Continued
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The Australia Tibet Council is calling on the Australian Government to stand up for Tibet and human rights during the visit of senior Chinese Communist Party official Zhao Leji, Chairman of the National People’s Congress. Zhao’s visit comes at a time when the Chinese Government is intensifying its repression in Tibet, via the forced separation … Continued
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Eight Iconic Buildings Present a Visual and Auditory Feast in Loops at Night (Mock-up) Simulation preview of “Immersive Light Show in Central”:https://assetlibrary.hktb.com/assetbank-hktb/action/browseItems?categoryId=2279&categoryTypeId=2&cachedCriteria=1 HONG KONG, Nov. 24, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB)’s annual winter extravaganza, “Hong Kong WinterFest”, runs from now until 4 January 2026. HKTB jointly presents with Hongkong … Continued
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By 2100 Australian and global coral reef communities will be slow to recover, less complex, and dominated by fleshy algae, as high carbon dioxide changes ocean chemistry. An international study published today in Communications Biology has used unique coral reefs in Papua New Guinea to determine the likely impact of ocean acidification on coral reefs in the … Continued
