1. Electricity and gas customers switching for better rates

   RTE » 3 weeks ago

   12% of domestic electricity customers and 14% of domestic gas customers switched supplier last year, new figures show....

   Category: Business  

1. E-scooters are one step closer to legalisation in NSW but councils are still divided over whether to allow them

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 3 weeks ago

   Melbourne City Council banned them and Canberrans appear to love them, but Sydney and NSW councils are yet to decide if e-scooter hire companies will be allowed to move in.  ...

   Category: Business  

1. Wildlife rescuers say 'virtual fence' saving hundreds of kangaroos on Victoria's Surf Coast

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 3 weeks ago

   Removing wildlife carcasses from the road is a usual morning for Jason Cichocki but he says a new technology has more than halved the number of animals colliding with vehicles. ...

   Category: Business  

1. CSIRO's new printing facility could put a solar panel in your pocket

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 3 weeks ago

   Solar panels that can be printed out like newspapers and rolled up to fit in your pocket are one step closer thanks to a new development by CSIRO. ...

   Category: Business  

1. Sheeran beats copyright appeal over 'Thinking Out Loud'

   RTE » 3 weeks ago

   Ed Sheeran, his record label Warner Music and music publisher Sony Music Publishing persuaded a US appeals court today to uphold a decision that his 2014 hit "Thinking Out Loud" did not illegally copy Marvin Gaye's 1973 classic "Let's Get It On."...

   Category: Business  

1. Orange juice price-hike hard on shoppers' pockets but good news for Aussie farmers

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 2 weeks ago

   There's a good reason the price of orange juice has risen and supermarkets are not to blame. ...

   Category: Business  

1. When AI wrongly described this man as a criminal, it thrust him into uncharted legal territory

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 3 weeks ago

   Unprecedented legal battles are testing if parent companies of tools like ChatGPT can be liable for defamation when innocent people are incorrectly described as criminals. ...

   Category: Business  

1. 'A real solution to the housing crisis': Council car parks in Sydney to become affordable housing

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 3 weeks ago

   The Inner West Council has a plan to turn four of its council car parks into 200 affordable homes for essential workers. Experts say there is a desperate need for homes to house key workers who can't afford to live where they work but such projects are not a quick fix. ...

   Category: Business  

1. Home loans are hard to get. Now some politicians and banks want to change the rules

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 3 weeks ago

   As the Reserve Bank meets to consider whether to cut interest rates, housing affordability is again centre stage of the political debate. A federal inquiry is considering whether there's a need to ease restrictions on banks about how much they can lend out to first home buyers. ...

   Category: Business  

1. One by one, these insiders left the world's biggest social media companies. They warn safeguards have been 'cut to the bone'

   Australian Broadcasting Corporation » 3 weeks ago

   These insiders and whistleblowers are troubled by the risks of disinformation, threats to democracy and extreme dangers for young people. ...

   Category: Business  




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