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COLES REVEALS AUSTRALIA’S FOOTY FOOD DIVIDE AHEAD OF GRAND FINAL

COLES REVEALS AUSTRALIA’S FOOTY FOOD DIVIDE AHEAD OF GRAND FINAL

Forget the Brisbane vs Fremantle battle, this finals series is all about what’s on the menu with the meat pie standing strong as the ultimate symbol of Australian footy food, but your home state could determine just how loyal you are to this Aussie classic. While new Coles data reveals 45% of surveyed customers nationally…

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On-street dining here to stay

On-street dining here to stay

The City of Sydney will begin transforming close to 150 temporary on-street dining areas into high-quality footpath extensions in the latest stage of its outdoor dining program.   The works follow extensive public feedback about proposed changes to the popular scheme.   “We know outdoor dining has become a valued part of Sydney’s street life and…

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Green Hydrogen Megaprojects Put Australia on the Global Clean Energy Map

Green Hydrogen Megaprojects Put Australia on the Global Clean Energy Map

On the windswept coastline north of Perth, a project of almost unimaginable scale is taking shape. The Murchison Green Hydrogen project, developed by Danish investment fund Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, represents Australia’s most ambitious attempt yet to convert its abundant renewable resources into exportable clean fuel. The numbers are staggering: up to 6 gigawatts of solar…

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Australians Are Spending Record Amounts on Their Dogs. Yet the Same 3 Health Problems Keep Sending Them to the Vet

Australians Are Spending Record Amounts on Their Dogs. Yet the Same 3 Health Problems Keep Sending Them to the Vet

Australians are spending record amounts on their pets, yet skin conditions, gastrointestinal problems and ear infections continue to rank among the most common reasons dogs need veterinary care. Pet Food Australia examines what the data shows, why nutrition deserves more attention as a daily health input, and what nearly three decades of hands-on experience with…

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MEDIA INVITE: The future of super and women’s financial security

MEDIA INVITE: The future of super and women’s financial security

Key Facts: Location: Business Sydney, Level 7, Chifley Square, Sydney (Corner of Phillip St and Hunter St – opposite Chifley Tower) Date: Thursday 24 September 2026 Time: 8.30am – 10.30am Federal Finance Minister to headline forum on the future of superannuation and women’s economic securityAustralia’s $4.4 trillion super system faces transition, with 2.8 million people…

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The Missing Breastfeeding Conversation: What Happens Six Months After Discharge?

The Missing Breastfeeding Conversation: What Happens Six Months After Discharge?

Following her presentation at the 2026 Australian College of Midwives National Conference, registered midwife and infant sleep consultant Bianca Burge, in collaboration with Momcozy, is drawing attention to a period of motherhood that often receives less attention: what happens after the early postnatal period ends. Six months after discharge, many mothers may be navigating returning…

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The finishing touches on George Street’s transformation

The finishing touches on George Street’s transformation

From a traffic-clogged thoroughfare to a world-class boulevard, George Street has reached the pinnacle of its transformation. Decades in the making, the final stage of the project to create a fully pedestrianised boulevard stretching 2.5km from Central station to Circular Quay is nearly completed. If approved, the City of Sydney, with the support of the…

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Momcozy and Midwife Bianca Burge Call for Breastfeeding Support Built Around Real Life

Momcozy and Midwife Bianca Burge Call for Breastfeeding Support Built Around Real Life

At the Australian College of Midwives National Conference, registered midwife and infant sleep consultant Bianca Burge, in collaboration with Momcozy, is calling for a shift in the breastfeeding conversation, from asking why mothers stop to examining how care, workplaces and practical product design can make continuing more achievable. When a mother stops breastfeeding earlier than…

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UNSW Sydney launches first Enterprise Data Strategy

UNSW Sydney launches first Enterprise Data Strategy

UNSW Sydney has launched its first Enterprise Data Strategy, marking an important step in building a more connected and data-enabled University.  The strategy will strengthen UNSW’s ability to bring together data and insight across disciplines, systems and areas of the University, revealing new relationships and opening new opportunities across education, research and innovation.  UNSW Chief Data Officer Surabhi Jain said: “Extraordinary things happen at UNSW every day, and…

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Bridging European Luxury and Southeast Asian Real Estate: Jasmine Chau Leads the Grand Finale at IFFINA+ 2026

Bridging European Luxury and Southeast Asian Real Estate: Jasmine Chau Leads the Grand Finale at IFFINA+ 2026

Discover how Italian Atelier’s flagship panel redefined branded residences, turning European craftsmanship into tangible commercial value for Indonesia’s top developers. As Southeast Asia’s luxury real estate and hospitality sectors enter a period of rapid transformation, branded residences and high-end mixed-use developments are reshaping the region’s property landscape. In Greater Jakarta and beyond, developers are increasingly…

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