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This is the gift guide for the lovers of good furniture and decor in your life. For Mediterranean Lovers a. Adinoshika mirror, $749, b. Naila cushion, $49, c. Aldet solar lamp, $109, d. Sorina rug, $949, e. Zunel fruit bowl, $79, f. Zunel oil cruet, $39, g. Artis extendable table, $3,299, h. Wilshire side table, … Continued
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By Frank Smits, Senior Vice President, ADP Global Payroll In an era where agility and precision define business success, midsize companies are navigating a labyrinth of challenges – from talent retention to regulatory compliance. At the heart of these challenges lies an often underestimated function: global payroll management. However, managing payroll across multiple countries is … Continued
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Today, Mr Tony Zappia MP, Chair of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works presented the Public Works Committee’s fourth report of 2025 to the House of Representatives. The report considers two proposed works by Airservices Australia: Aviation Rescue Fire Fighting Services NexGen Project for the End-of-life Facilities Upgrades—Phase 1A (Queensland and Victoria) and PFAS Remediation of the Former Fire Training … Continued
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A landmark Australian report by Omico will be launched tomorrow (25th Nov) at Parliament House showing that Australians with devastating cancer can have their lives extended when their tumour DNA is matched to advanced treatment, a process called precision oncology, which is simultaneously creating jobs and fuelling our economy. Omico is Australia’s not for … Continued
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Sydney, Australia: Arada, the global developer with a unique vision for creating successful communities, has announced its sponsorship of the 25th Biennale of Sydney (2026), one of the world’s most celebrated contemporary art events. The partnership underscores Arada’s commitment to supporting arts, culture, and community on the world stage. The Biennale of Sydney is one … Continued
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Australia’s peak medical specialist training bodies are urging the federal government to establish dedicated regional specialist training centres, warning the current system is failing to produce enough specialist doctors for rural and regional communities. The proposed training hubs would allow doctors to complete the same high-quality specialist training in regional areas that they currently must … Continued
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Highlights • Second batch of excellent assay results received from October drilling campaign. • Drill-hole RMRC019 intersected a combined 166.1m of lithium mineralisation, including: o 29m @ 1,460ppm Li from 44.2m; and o 10.7m @ 1,480ppm Li from 112.8m; and o 24.4m @ 1,300ppm Li from 141.7m. • Drill-hole RMRC020 intersected a combined 56.4m of lithium … Continued
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Kala is a beautiful new children’s book written and illustrated by eight members from Birdiya Waangkiny Elders Group in Bunbury, Western Australia. The authors and illustrators include Charmaine Councillor, Roslyn Khan, Gloria Dann, Phyllis Bennell, Teryle Collard, Sandra Nebro, Joanne Ugle and Marjorie Ugle. Published by the Indigenous Literacy Foundation (ILF), this book celebrates … Continued
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Family First’s Upper House candidate for the up-coming South Australian election, Deepa Mathew, says the housing crisis will only be solved if governments take bold action to cut immigration, release more land and increase housing supply so families can get relief from rents now as high as Sydney’s. “The best way to take pressure … Continued
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Key Facts: Multimedia assets: Video: https://we.tl/t-ig2i6w4cPY Photos: UNSWHTH-Media-Images (Credit: Richard Freeman/UNSW Sydney) First-of-its-kind facility set to transform patient care, research, education and health innovation $600 million flagship facility built in partnership by UNSW Sydney and Plenary Group Extension of the NSW Government’s $1.5 billion Randwick Campus Redevelopment EVENT STARTS 4:45pm UNSW Health Translation Hub, 55 … Continued
