Author: James Riley

Yes, there are challenges, but the business outlook is strong

Posted on   |  by James Riley
There is an ongoing pandemic. There are skills shortages. There is a war in Europe, and complex and over-lapping geopolitical tensions. There are supply-chain concerns, particularly around semiconductors. And...

Adbri aims for net-zero cement technologies

Posted on   |  by Peter Roberts
Cement and lime manufacturer Adbri has launched an ambitious plan to decarbonise its emissions intensive processes and operations and has announced a goal of net zero emissions by 2050....

Fixing Twitter is a long-shot. But Musk has a track record

Posted on   |  by Chris Baxter
In his article ‘Twouble for Twitter: Elon Musk and the public square‘, author Jordan Guiao from the Centre for Responsible Technology states: “Twitter has become a central part of...

NDIS: A Copernican challenge for the actuarial model

Posted on   |  by Marie Johnson
The first article in the series ‘Defending the NDIS’, looked at the horrific complexity caused by the actuarial fiction of ‘primary disability’. The second article zeroed in on the...

The real story about employment in Australia

Posted on   |  by David Havyatt
When Anthony Albanese said he did not know the unemployment rate, he should have said that no one really knows the unemployment rate. When Scott Morrison claimed there are...