Axa XL Australia hires trio to expand property, construction, energy claims team

Axa XL Australia has expanded its property, construction, and energy claims team with the appointments of three claims specialists, according to a LinkedIn update. Tylie Petrovski has been named as se...

St Agnes celebrates 100 years with Australia’s oldest spirit

This year St Agnes Distillery is celebrating its 100th distilling season and to mark this incredible milestone it is releasing Australia’s oldest bottles spirit, the St Agnes XXO 50 Year Old Exceptional Reserve. The XXO 50 Year Old Exceptional Reserve was …

Mitsubishi's former Chinese joint venture eyes RHD markets, could include Australia

However, it sticks with a choice of turbo-petrol 1.5- or 1.6-litre engines. Interestingly, the former is offered with a six-speed manual as well, while the latter can be had with either a seven-speed dual-clutch or an eight-speed torque-converter auto.

How Tesla surrendered its dominance of Australia’s EV market

It wasn’t that long ago that Tesla was – without a shadow of a doubt – the dominant force in Australia’s nascent electric vehicle market. In fact, some would argue that it was, for all intents and purposes, the Australian EV market. In early 2023 Tesla …

AEMO Services opens 1GW long-duration energy storage tender in New South Wales, Australia

AEMO Services, which is an advisory and tender services provider owned by AEMO, which manages Australia’s electricity and gas systems and markets, said in a statement that the tender is open to projects connecting to new planned infrastructure in Renewable …

Australia’s Victoria government fast-tracks 770MWh BESS for approval

This initiative, which was expanded last year to include renewable energy projects, aims to speed up the development of critical infrastructure projects in Victoria. Before its inclusion, projects had to pass through the Victorian Civil and Administrative …

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'Can't defend Australia with bureaucrats': Defence staff surge as recruits decline

The rise in Defence bureaucrats in 2023-24 followed a similar trend in 2022-23 where APS staff increased by 7.05 per cent to surpass 18,000. Meanwhile, the number of uniformed ADF personnel dropped by 1.45 per cent to 57,351.

Why resurgent Australia will put up a good fight against our Lions - as long as one thing happens, writes CHRIS FOY

No sooner had Australians learned about the four-nation threat coming their way next month than they were plunged into panic mode, by the sight of key men on stretchers, in neck braces. It is now less than 10 weeks until the Wallabies have to be ready to …

'Aussies still want me': Charlie Teo wants to resume operating in Australia

Controversial neurosurgeon Dr Charlie Teo wants to continue operating in Australia, claiming patients are flying out of the country to see him after he was found guilty of unsatisfactory professional conduct in two brain surgeries. Teo told Nine's 2GB …