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Genetic diversity matched to different farming systemTools are being developed to better understand the genetic basis of...
18/05/2025

Genetic diversity matched to different farming system

Tools are being developed to better understand the genetic basis of flowering time and phenology traits in lentils Sowing and maturity times have become important levers that growers can use to optimise yield potential and yield resilience. Variation in these traits helps to make the best use of stored soil moisture and avoid heat, drought and frost stresses.Making use of these levers in pulses, however, requires an influx of novel genetic diversity to provide wider variation in flowering time and reproductive phenology as well as an understanding of interactions with environment and management practices.Associate Professor James Weller of the University of Tasmania is defining and characterising genetic variation in these important phenology traits.....
https://bit.ly/4jewBhb

Grains Research and Development Corporation

Australia’s largest import of sustainable aviation fuel lands in Qantas, Sydney Airport and Ampol, supported by Qantas...
13/05/2025

Australia’s largest import of sustainable aviation fuel lands in

Qantas, Sydney Airport and Ampol, supported by Qantas’ SAF Coalition partners, have today marked the largest ever commercial importation of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) into Australia, with nearly two million litres of unblended SAF arriving this week. Sustainable Aviation Fuel has the greatest near-term potential to help decarbonise the aviation industry.

The fuel was imported by Ampol from Malaysia to its Kurnell facility on Wednesday 7 May and is currently being blended with conventional aviation fuel before testing and certification so that it can be distributed into the Sydney airport supply chain. It will then be used on flights departing from Sydney Airport over the coming weeks.....
https://bit.ly/43fpqPI

Qantas
Airbus
Climate Tech Partners

to expand after intelligence partnerships prove essential to fight financial crime Joint efforts under AUSTRAC’s Finte...
13/05/2025

to expand after intelligence partnerships prove essential to fight financial crime

Joint efforts under AUSTRAC’s Fintel Alliance have led to significant law enforcement outcomes, prompting AUSTRAC to expand its successful intelligence partnership.

Fintel Alliance is a world leading public-private partnership where members and law enforcement work together and share data in real time to target serious crime.

AUSTRAC CEO, Brendan Thomas said the Intelligence Division’s Fintel Alliance has been so productive that the agency will now make its collaborative data analytics hub a central function going forward.....
https://bit.ly/4jiZYPD

AUSTRAC

ACCC proposes to authorise Australian Payments Network Limited for wind down of Australia’s cheques system On 7 May 2025...
10/05/2025

ACCC proposes to authorise Australian Payments Network Limited for wind down of Australia’s cheques system

On 7 May 2025, the ACCC has issued a draft determination proposing to grant authorisation AA1000689 with a condition to enable Australian Payments Network Limited (AusPayNet) and members of the Australian Paper Clearing System to engage in conduct to facilitate the government’s wind down of Australia’s cheques system. The proposed conduct includes making and giving effect to agreements with each other and third parties, such as the Reserve Bank of Australia, government and industry participants, and engaging in discussions to monitor progress, report issues and develop solutions to facilitate the wind down of cheques.....
https://bit.ly/3GN6Cjr

ACCC

Qantas takes Australians further announcing two new international routes and more choice for customers Qantas has announ...
06/05/2025

Qantas takes Australians further announcing two new international routes and more choice for customers

Qantas has announced two new routes will join its growing international network, with flights from Perth to Auckland and Johannesburg set to take off from December 2025*.

These routes unlock more connections for Australians across the airline’s international and domestic network which now spans more than 100 destinations around the world.

Available to book today, the new services also reinforce the growth of Qantas’ western hub, adding over 155,000 seats in and out of Perth each year, creating jobs to support the local Western Australia economy and boosting inbound tourism to the state.....
https://bit.ly/44rUP3W

Qantas

Mandatory information standard for toppling furniture to reduce accidents and deaths Furniture suppliers are now require...
05/05/2025

Mandatory information standard for toppling furniture to reduce accidents and deaths

Furniture suppliers are now required to provide safety warnings to consumers about the dangers of toppling furniture after the mandatory information standard for toppling furniture https://bit.ly/431Mm51 came into effect on 4 May 2025.

Since the year 2000 at least 28 people, including 17 children under five, have died in Australia from toppling furniture and televisions.

Each year more than 900 Australians suffer injuries requiring medical assistance from toppling furniture. Children aged up to four years are most at risk, with older Australians also vulnerable.

“A mandatory information standard is a critical step towards reducing the injuries and deaths involving toppling furniture,” ACCC Deputy Chair Catriona Lowe said.....
https://bit.ly/3Z2AWN7

ACCC

National house prices lift in April and expected to keep rising amid rate cuts House prices are on track to continue ris...
02/05/2025

National house prices lift in April and expected to keep rising amid rate cuts

House prices are on track to continue rising across the country as interest rates fall and supply continues to remain tight.

As voters head to the ballot box prepared to cast votes on the issue of housing affordability, data from Cotality (formerly CoreLogic) shows that house prices trended higher in April....
https://bit.ly/4jS2yfO


Via www.abc.net.au

Stronger consumer protections during telco outages Telco customers will be better informed during network outages under ...
30/04/2025

Stronger consumer protections during telco outages

Telco customers will be better informed during network outages under new rules made by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA).

The rules will see telco customers updated during localised outages, including when an outage occurs, the locations affected, the likely cause of the outage, the types of services impacted and an estimated timeframe for the issue to be resolved.

ACMA member Samantha Yorke said the changes were a vital step in addressing the impact that outages can have on individuals and communities that rely on these services.....
https://bit.ly/4iKnPqZ

ACCC

Businesses reminded to review their card surcharges and pricing information The ACCC is encouraging businesses to review...
28/04/2025

Businesses reminded to review their card surcharges and pricing information

The ACCC is encouraging businesses to review their card payment surcharges to ensure they are in line with their cost of accepting card payments.

Businesses should also ensure they adequately disclose upfront any card payment surcharges that apply, so that their customers can make informed decisions before ordering, booking and paying for a product or service.

Misleading surcharging practices and other add-on costs is a compliance and enforcement priority for the ACCC in the 2025-26 financial year.“Businesses need to ensure their customers know about any card payment surcharges upfront, and that they are only charging what it costs them to accept those card payments,” ACCC Deputy Chair Mick Keogh said....
https://bit.ly/431MYZw

ACCC

Adani Ports buys Australian terminal in $2.5-billion non-cash deal Adani Ports acquires Australia’s North Queensland Exp...
19/04/2025

Adani Ports buys Australian terminal in $2.5-billion non-cash deal

Adani Ports acquires Australia’s North Queensland Export Terminal in a $2.5B non-cash deal, boosting its Asia-Pacific footprint. The move supports APSEZ’s global expansion and green hydrogen export plans.

Adani Ports and SEZ, the country’s biggest private port operator, on Thursday said it has acquired a coal export terminal in Australia from a group company in a $2.4-billion non-cash deal. The move is aimed at strengthening presence in the Asia-Pacific region.....
https://bit.ly/42DWWyO

Adani Ports and SEZ Ltd
Adani Group


Via www.financialexpress.com

Mixed results in latest telco customer complaint performance rankings A new report has revealed the rankings of Australi...
19/04/2025

Mixed results in latest telco customer complaint performance rankings

A new report has revealed the rankings of Australian telcos when it comes to customer complaint handling performance metrics.

The Australian Communications and Media Authority’s (ACMA) quarterly customer complaints handling report ranks the performance of 34 of Australia’s largest telcos for October to December 2024 against three key complaint handling metrics.

In terms of total numbers of complaints received, Vonex ranked best receiving the fewest complaints per 10,000 services, while Uniti Internet was 34th, receiving the most complaints comparative to services in operation......
https://bit.ly/3GidHs3

Australian Communications and Media Authority

Apparel business, , admits to resale price maintenance and misleading consumers about consumer guarantees The ACCC has ...
17/04/2025

Apparel business, , admits to resale price maintenance and misleading consumers about consumer guarantees

The ACCC has accepted a court-enforceable undertaking from apparel business Hard Rock Enterprises Pty Ltd in which it admitted to engaging in resale price maintenance and making false or misleading representations about consumers’ rights to return faulty or incorrect products.

Hard Rock is an Australian business which sells blank apparel to retailers on a wholesale basis and directly to consumers via its online store. Its customers include uniform shops, merchandisers, and individual consumers.

Hard Rock has admitted that between 20 June 2024 and 11 September 2024 it required certain resellers to sell Hard Rock products within a specific price range.....
https://bit.ly/3YxPQus

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