Thylane Blondeau was named the world’s “most beautiful girl” at age six, with her striking blue eyes making her an international name in the fashion industry.

Premier Peter Gutwein has announced a $600 million additional boost to the state's health system to help address the needs of an overwhelmed public health service. The sweetener has been announced ahead of the budget next month,

Following a month of bearish price action, Ethereum has once again garnered positive momentum, currently exhibiting 30-day gains of 11%.

NBN announced that it will offer a COVID-19 relief credit payment totalling $5.2 million across eligible internet retailers to support the provision of additional data to meet increased customer demand for broadband services during the lockdowns in New South Wales,

Billard Leece Partnership (BLP) has appointed Steve Trevenar as its Executive Delivery Lead, completing the formation of a six-person executive team headed by Managing Director Tara Veldman. BLP said in a statement that the executive would work to strengthen BLP’s focus on research,

Warrnambool's sewage outfall at Thunder Point will need to extend up to a kilometre into the ocean by 2030 as part of a major upgrade at the Wannon Water site. A revised version of the water corporation's $40 million plan for the sewage site can now go ahead after it …

The Victorian government has appointed Services Australia chief information officer Michael McNamara to lead its new digital arm within the Department of Premier and Cabinet. McNamara, who has spent the last two-and-a-half years leading the federal government’s largest IT shop,

The ASX200 has had its tenth consecutive month of gains, equalling its record streak. A July gain of little more than one per cent helped the market’s run match the best, dating back to the index forming in 1992.

Dicker Data has acquired Exeed in a landmark $68 million deal, shaking up the distribution landscape in New Zealand with Justin Tye at the helm of a combined entity housing an expanded arsenal of market-leading vendors.

Past production of 11 million pounds of uranium (2009-2014) at the Kayelekera Uranium Project in Malawi ceased only due to lower post-Fukushima