Banks in Indonesia are applying stricter compliance reviews as regulators and financial institutions place greater emphasis on verifying whether companies are genuinely active businesses rather than simply registered legal entities.
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Fuel crisis exposes Australia’s transport gaps, financial inequity and appetite for changeFuel crisis exposes Australia’s transport gaps, financial inequity and appetite for change
New research from Monash University researchers shows almost half of Australians have changed the way they travel as a result of the fuel crisis, with those under financial hardship far
HireDesigners Launches Australia Channel, Brings 350,000-Strong Indian Designer Network to Australian BusinessesHireDesigners Launches Australia Channel, Brings 350,000-Strong Indian Designer Network to Australian Businesses
Dedicated design recruitment channel addresses Australia’s growing creative talent shortage Sydney, Australia: HireDesigners, among the world’s largest design recruitment agencies, has launched a dedicated Australia channel to serve Australian businesses,
Find it, treat it: 30-second test could help prevent stroke in Indigenous AustraliansFind it, treat it: 30-second test could help prevent stroke in Indigenous Australians
Research published today in the Medical Journal of Australia found Indigenous Australians develop atrial fibrillation (AF) nearly 16 years earlier on average than non-Indigenous Australians, contributing to substantially higher stroke rates at younger ages.
Platypus population expands to 20 in Royal National Park: latest surveyPlatypus population expands to 20 in Royal National Park: latest survey
Scientists from UNSW Sydney have confirmed a reintroduced platypus population in Royal National Park has now grown to 20 known individuals, following the release of four additional animals and a
Green light for Belmore Park upgradeGreen light for Belmore Park upgrade
Belmore Park near Central Station will become a more inviting green space with renewal plans given the go ahead at this week’s City of Sydney Council meeting. The upgrade will
SYDNEY COMEDY FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES 2026 AWARD RECIPIENTSSYDNEY COMEDY FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES 2026 AWARD RECIPIENTS
On Sunday 17 May, Sydney’s biggest annual comedy event, the Sydney Comedy Festival, came to a close with the announcement of its 2026 award winners: Sean Collier, The Burton Brothers, Reuben Kaye and Frankie McNair who each took home a
REDISCOVER FAT BOWL BALI: A BELOVED LEGEND WITH A FRESH NEW VIBEREDISCOVER FAT BOWL BALI: A BELOVED LEGEND WITH A FRESH NEW VIBE
Fat Bowl Bali announces the return of this iconic restaurant with a refreshed new atmosphere, thoughtfully designed to bring a warmer, fresher, and more memorable dining experience for its guests.
Budget a boost for comms infrastructure delivery, digital services – but leaves regional Australians wantingBudget a boost for comms infrastructure delivery, digital services – but leaves regional Australians wanting
ACCAN, the peak national body representing communications consumers, has welcomed the Federal Government’s Budget announcement to ease telecommunications infrastructure approvals, describing the measures as an important step towards improving outcomes
Rabobank and George the Farmer celebrate five years of connecting kids to agriculture through booksRabobank and George the Farmer celebrate five years of connecting kids to agriculture through books
Rabobank’s Rabo Community Fund has teamed up with the ‘edu-tainment’ brand ‘George the Farmer’ – for its fifth year – to celebrate Children’s Book Week. Their collaboration is designed to
Federal budget 2026-27: UNSW experts available for commentFederal budget 2026-27: UNSW experts available for comment
On 12th May 2026, the Australian government will deliver the 2026-27 federal budget. The following UNSW experts are available for comment on relevant themes. Experts who are available for comment on various
Australia-first study predicts annual heatwave deaths could reach 6000 by 2100Australia-first study predicts annual heatwave deaths could reach 6000 by 2100
The first study of the health impacts of increasing heatwaves predicts that almost 6000 Australians will die from heatwaves in the year 2100 under climate change, compared to around 250
Free CPR training to prepare parents to be ready when it matters mostFree CPR training to prepare parents to be ready when it matters most
A growing number of preventable child injuries is prompting a national push to help parents be ready when it matters most, with free online first aid education designed to build
“Deeply Moved by an Otherworldly Journey” Actor Tao Tsuchiya Appointed Official Ambassador for TOKYO LIGHTS 2026; Full Lineup of 12 Works Announced for Light Art Park, Artistically Directed by Kenji Kohashi. Program Includes a New Work by Yoichi Ochiai and the Japan Debut of GAIA; Viewing Area Advance Registration Opens.“Deeply Moved by an Otherworldly Journey” Actor Tao Tsuchiya Appointed Official Ambassador for TOKYO LIGHTS 2026; Full Lineup of 12 Works Announced for Light Art Park, Artistically Directed by Kenji Kohashi. Program Includes a New Work by Yoichi Ochiai and the Japan Debut of GAIA; Viewing Area Advance Registration Opens.
The Tokyo International Projection Mapping Award Executive Committee is pleased to announce that TOKYO LIGHTS 2026, a creative festival of light illuminating Tokyo’s nights, will be held from Saturday, May
A good yawn might do more than you think, say researchersA good yawn might do more than you think, say researchers
A new imaging study from UNSW Sydney suggests yawning may help move important fluids out of the brain, prompting further research into links with ageing and neurodegenerative disease. A simple yawn
Sweet discovery rewrites understanding of how our bodies store sugarSweet discovery rewrites understanding of how our bodies store sugar
WEHI researchers have discovered a never-before-seen mechanism our bodies use to regulate sugar, in findings that rewrite the fundamental rules of biology and open a new frontier in science. Published
Ultra-processed foods damage your focus even if you eat healthyUltra-processed foods damage your focus even if you eat healthy
New research from Monash University, the University of São Paulo and Deakin University shows a diet high in heavily processed foods can negatively impact the brain’s ability to focus and
COLES BAKES A DIFFERENCE FOR AUSSIE VETERANS THIS ANZAC DAYCOLES BAKES A DIFFERENCE FOR AUSSIE VETERANS THIS ANZAC DAY
Coles is baking a difference for Aussie veterans this Anzac Day with its annual Anzac Day fundraising appeal for national military charity Bravery Trust. From today until Tuesday 28 April, Coles will
STEPS launches free hospitality course in Casuarina to support Darwin jobseekersSTEPS launches free hospitality course in Casuarina to support Darwin jobseekers
STEPS has launched a free, accredited SIT20322 Certificate II in Hospitality course in Casuarina to help Darwin jobseekers enter the Top End’s growing hospitality and tourism sectors. Delivered through the Australian Government-funded Skills for Education and
National roadshow to bring hands-on electrical training to 80 locations across AustraliaNational roadshow to bring hands-on electrical training to 80 locations across Australia
More than 80 locations across Australia will host a new mobile training initiative aimed at helping electricians keep pace with rapid changes in the energy landscape. The national roadshow, delivered