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Author: Graeme Smith
Deputy Editor
Australia’s biggest DC-coupled solar battery hybrid to push PV output into evening peaks
The biggest DC-coupled solar battery hybrid project to be developed in Australia has won approval for its grid connection, and is expected to push the […]
Australian unemployment rate steady at 4.1 pct
Australia’s unemployment rate remained steady in April despite almost 90,000 people finding work. Official figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) on Thursday […]
NetApp partners with NVIDIA to boost AI data storage in Australia
NetApp has entered a strategic partnership with NVIDIA to support the NVIDIA AI Data Platform reference design in NetApp AIPod solutions, aiming to help Australian […]
Education Perfect launches live maths progress tool to aid teachers
Education Perfect has launched a new assessment-led Mathematics solution aimed at enhancing mathematics education across Australian secondary schools. The launch arrives as recent reports highlight […]
Victorians promised no new or raised taxes in today’s state budget
Victorians are being promised no new or higher taxes in today’s state budget, with the treasurer keen to avoid more backlash as fury continues over […]
NSW education department caught unaware after Microsoft Teams began collecting students’ biometric data
Biometric data was collected from school students using Microsoft Teams for weeks before the NSW Department of Education became aware of the issue. Microsoft began […]
Consumers prepare to leverage rate cut to boost finances
Data from Commonwealth Bank (CBA) has revealed that following the February rate cut, some customers adjusted direct debit payments, putting some extra cash in their […]
Vast majority of borrowers elected not to take February cash rate cut
Customers at three of the country’s biggest banks overwhelmingly decided not to reduce their home loan repayments after the Reserve Bank of Australia last cut […]
Climate scientists are trusted globally, just not as much as other scientists – here’s why
Societies increasingly rely on scientists to guide decisions in times of uncertainty, from pandemic outbreaks to the rise of artificial intelligence. Addressing climate change is no different. For governments […]