
83 Global Brands Still Using Chinese Slave Labour
A new report has named and shamed 83 global brands using slave labour in their supply chain, namely Uyghur Muslims in China forced to work
A new report has named and shamed 83 global brands using slave labour in their supply chain, namely Uyghur Muslims in China forced to work
A recently published study has found that the production of coconut oil is more destructive to native species than palm oil production. The numbers come
The city of Edmonton, Canada has announced plans to build the world’s largest airport solar farm, big enough to power more than 28,000 homes. The
Australia’s hospitality industry is calling from added government assistance as they grapple with the 25% drop in revenue from the coronavirus pandemic. The numbers come
The United Nations is concerned that humanity is producing an unsustainable and irresponsible volume of electronic waste after noting a 21% jump in just five
The Morrison government has announced a new $190 million package to increase Australia’s recycling infrastructure, hoping to save 10-million tonnes of recyclables entering landfills. Under
Nearly 25 million private school records have been found online following a series of data breaches spanning back to 2005, according to tech researchers.
The Australian Taxation Office has revealed it has rejected more than 6,500 applications for the JobKeeper program, adding that it will prosecute fraudulent applications. The
Elon Musk’s brainchild Tesla has become the world’s most valuable automotive manufacturer in the world after its share price hit a record high earlier today.
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Swimwear brand Seafolly has entered voluntary administration as the “crippling financial impact” leaves the Australian brand reeling. The company has appointed Scott Langdon and Rahul
A collection of central banks around the globe, including Australia’s Reserve Bank have warned of the unprecedented economic damage if climate issues aren’t addressed. Known
Qantas CEO, Alan Joyce, has said that the airline will cut 6,000 jobs as it struggles to recover in a post-COVID aviation sector. In addition,
Deloitte has announced it will cut around 7% of its workforce – roughly 700 jobs – as the pandemic sparks a second round of job
A small Russian town located in the Arctic Circle has recorded temperatures of 38.3 degrees celsius, or 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit; the hottest ever recorded in the Arctic Circle.
The Federal Government’s cyber security agency has said that a number of government agencies and departments, along with private companies have failed at implementing even
Qantas has refunded customers on flights that were either cancelled or suspended due to COVID-19, shortly after the government called on the consumer watchdog to look for anti-competitive practices and monitor the domestic market.
Australia’s Fair Work Commission has confirmed that the minimum wage will be increased by just under 2% to $19.84, or around $753.80 for a full-time employee per week.
International travel is unlikely to return to normal until 2021, according to the Federal Tourism Minister who says that keeping the borders shut is essential
The move will make Carrefour the first major supermarket retailer to integrate its services with the Google Assistant, and is aimed at accelerating Carrefour’s eCommerce services and taking on the likes of Amazon.