AusBiz.
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AusBiz features investigative stories by some of the country’s most established business writers, on topics as diverse as mining, agriculture, finance, technology, property, charity and philanthropy.
AusBiz.
The real Australian business magazine
AusBiz is a well-rounded business magazine with in-depth investigative features by some of the country’s most established business writers, on topics as diverse as mining, agriculture, finance, technology, property, charity and philanthropy.
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AusBiz. is a bi-monthly magazine featuring the best investigative stories pertaining to Australian business, agriculture, mining, technology and more. It is published as part of TrulyAus magazine for Rex Airlines.
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How AI is redefining the future of the hospitality industry
Artificial intelligence is redefining the hospitality industry, transforming everyday experiences in hotels and restaurants.
Positive outlooks for Australia’s beef industry
China’s post-covid reopening is offering new opportunities for Australia’s beef industry, according to a recent report from Rabobank.
Saving Phillip Island’s endangered sea slugs
Victorian communities are banding together to protect the critically endangered animals that inhabit Phillip Island, including sea slugs.
Reaching for the stars with Metakosmos
Metakosmos is the start-up company designing space suits for everyday citizens. Could they be the future of space tourism?
AI’s impact on banking and healthcare industries
The introduction of AI has led to significant developments in banking and healthcare. Delve into these changes and how they can help you.
How augmented reality is helping students learn
A new program aimed at high school students seeks to end Australia’s skills crisis by teaching kids about trades such as welding.
How AI is redefining the future of the hospitality industry
Artificial intelligence is redefining the hospitality industry, transforming everyday experiences in hotels and restaurants.
Positive outlooks for Australia’s beef industry
China’s post-covid reopening is offering new opportunities for Australia’s beef industry, according to a recent report from Rabobank.
Saving Phillip Island’s endangered sea slugs
Victorian communities are banding together to protect the critically endangered animals that inhabit Phillip Island, including sea slugs.
Agriculture
Positive outlooks for Australia’s beef industry
China’s post-covid reopening is offering new opportunities for Australia’s beef industry, according to a recent report from Rabobank.
Lord of the fruit flies
We speak to three Australians on the frontlines of the war against fruit flies: one of the world’s most destructive agricultural pests.
‘Drinking’ milk is vital to maintaining the dairy industry
According to a study from Robobank, drinking milk remains crucial to Australia’s dairy industry, impacting farmers and consumers alike.
Positive outlooks for Australia’s beef industry
China’s post-covid reopening is offering new opportunities for Australia’s beef industry, according to a recent report from Rabobank.
Lord of the fruit flies
We speak to three Australians on the frontlines of the war against fruit flies: one of the world’s most destructive agricultural pests.
Business
Artificial intelligence and Australian industries
The future of Australian industry lies with artificial intelligence. But what impact will this have on sectors like business?
10 questions with Issada Skincare’s Deb Farnworth-Wood
We spoke with the director of Issada Skincare, Deb Farnworth-Wood, about all things skincare and Issada claiming a seat at the Academy Awards.
What do journalists think about the state of the media industry?
A recent survey has revealed the challenges faced by Aussie journalists, and what they really think about experiences on the job.
Artificial intelligence and Australian industries
The future of Australian industry lies with artificial intelligence. But what impact will this have on sectors like business?
10 questions with Issada Skincare’s Deb Farnworth-Wood
We spoke with the director of Issada Skincare, Deb Farnworth-Wood, about all things skincare and Issada claiming a seat at the Academy Awards.
Charity
Empower, enrich and engage with Australian charities
These Australian charities are all about supporting communities and making a difference in the lives of others. So, how can you help?
Three amazing charities tackling homelessness in Australia
Discover the incredible charities working hard to end homelessness in Australia, and how you can make a difference to this important cause.
Aussie Helpers | Fighting against the floods
Aussie Helpers provides support for farmers affected by the recent floods. We spoke to Monique Wye how extreme weather has impacted her life.
Empower, enrich and engage with Australian charities
These Australian charities are all about supporting communities and making a difference in the lives of others. So, how can you help?
Three amazing charities tackling homelessness in Australia
Discover the incredible charities working hard to end homelessness in Australia, and how you can make a difference to this important cause.
Mining
Sustainability in Australia’s mining and resources workplaces
Jo-Anne Ruhl talks about using sustainability to drive change and create opportunity across Australia’s mining and resources workplaces.
Dusting up on dust pollution
The Queensland government has funded a new project focused on dust suppression, helping to protect both mine workers and the environment.
Queensland and WA lead charge in mining expansion
As the world enters a new minerals super cycle, mining is expanding all over the country, with Western Australia and Queensland leading the charge.
Sustainability in Australia’s mining and resources workplaces
Jo-Anne Ruhl talks about using sustainability to drive change and create opportunity across Australia’s mining and resources workplaces.
Dusting up on dust pollution
The Queensland government has funded a new project focused on dust suppression, helping to protect both mine workers and the environment.
Property
One million new homes to be built by 2029
A national plan to build one million new homes by 2029 aims to address the current housing affordability crisis.
3D printed homes | The future of construction
A new partnership between Fortex and COBOD means 3D printed homes may be the new norm for the construction industry.
More than meets the eye, a story from the Territory
A 30-year-old movie about a man and some crocodiles painted a picture of the Territory, but there is so much more to the Australian north.
One million new homes to be built by 2029
A national plan to build one million new homes by 2029 aims to address the current housing affordability crisis.
3D printed homes | The future of construction
A new partnership between Fortex and COBOD means 3D printed homes may be the new norm for the construction industry.
More than meets the eye, a story from the Territory
A 30-year-old movie about a man and some crocodiles painted a picture of the Territory, but there is so much more to the Australian north.
Environment
Saving Phillip Island’s endangered sea slugs
Victorian communities are banding together to protect the critically endangered animals that inhabit Phillip Island, including sea slugs.
How humans are hurting Tasmanian devils
According to a recent study, the Tasmanian devil is facing a new risk to its ongoing survival. And it’s down to us to make a difference.
How citizen science could save Australia’s plants
Scientists have discovered that much of Australia’s flora remains unphotographed, which could be putting some species at risk of extinction.
Saving Phillip Island’s endangered sea slugs
Victorian communities are banding together to protect the critically endangered animals that inhabit Phillip Island, including sea slugs.
How humans are hurting Tasmanian devils
According to a recent study, the Tasmanian devil is facing a new risk to its ongoing survival. And it’s down to us to make a difference.
How citizen science could save Australia’s plants
Scientists have discovered that much of Australia’s flora remains unphotographed, which could be putting some species at risk of extinction.