Postponement of Vote on Rosehill Racecourse Sale
Racing NSW has today directed the Australian Turf Club (ATC) to postpone its upcoming vote on the proposed sale of Rosehill…
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Michael Hartman stepping down from Chief Executive Officer role
After careful consideration and discussions with the Board, Michael Hartman has decided to step down from his role as Chief…
MGAIBA Welcomes New President and Vice President
As we step into 2025, we welcome Grant Hinchcliffe as President and Terry Slaughter as Vice President…
Holstein Australia CEO takes on new national Genetics Australia role
Holstein Australia CEO Rohan Butler is joining Genetics Australia as its new national sales manager.
Announcing…
Bulk registration with the ACNC
In response to the Australian Taxation Office’s (ATO) self-assessing…
Partner News Creating Moments at Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre
Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre (PCEC) is Western Australia's only dedicated convention and exhibition venue. PCEC offers an unrivalled capability with a floor plan that includes almost 30 multi-functional spaces suited for any event. Expertly combining modern technology, sophisticated design, culinary cuisine, and welcoming hospitality, PCEC hosts an estimated 800,000 visitors over approximately 600 events annually. With a seamless transfer between pavilions,…
Meetings & Events Australia to Close Operations in 2025
Australia’s peak industry body for the meetings and events sector, Meetings and Events Australia (MEA), announces it will be entering Voluntary Administration after 50 years of service to the Australian events industry.
The country’s longest-standing industry body for the events sector, has today announced…
Australian Society of Ophthalmologists marks International Women’s Day with historic CEO Appointment
Progressive change is underway at the Australian Society of Ophthalmologists as an historic announcement coincides with International Women’s Day.
For the first time in the ASO’s 43-year history, a woman has been appointed to the role of Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
Ms Katrina Ronne — who has served as the ASO’s General Manager of Policy and Strategy for much of the past…
MPAQ Celebrates 125 Years of Service to Queensland’s Plumbing and Gas Industry
This year marks a significant milestone for the Master Plumbers’ Association of Queensland (MPAQ) as we proudly celebrate 125 years of service, advocacy, and excellence in the plumbing industry. Since our establishment in 1900, MPAQ has been at the forefront of shaping Queensland’s plumbing landscape, championing the interests of our members, and ensuring the highest industry standards…
Skills shortages ‘risk national security’, scientists warn
Scientists, mining professionals and psychologists have warned of critical skills shortages as universities cut costs by scrapping niche degrees. The Australian Institute of Geoscientists has criticised cuts to teaching and research at the Australian National University, as well as Macquarie, Newcastle and Wollongong universities.
It has warned that universities’…
Boards must conduct their own inquiries into questionable behaviour, says ASIC chair
ASIC chairman Joe Longo has put directors on notice that they must be responsible for making their own inquiries if they have concerns about poor personal behaviour in their company and not just rely on assurances from management.
In a speech to be delivered to the Australian Institute of Company Directors conference in Sydney…
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