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A render of Akaysha Energy’s proposed Orana battery storage system under construction near Wellington, NSW

Giant batteries are getting even bigger in Australia as coal exit nears

Developers of giant batteries designed to smooth the shift from coal to cleaner power are attracting record levels of investment.

  • by Nick Toscano
Optiscan Imaging’s cutting-edge “InVue” microscopic medical imaging device will be trialled on breast cancer patients.

Optiscan gets nod for in-surgery breast cancer imaging

Optiscan Imaging has received the nod of approval to start taking in-human images during surgery for breast cancer patients using its “InVue” technology.

  • by Craig Nolan
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Opinion & Perspectives

It’s a union, not a bikie gang: CFMEU needs a serious overhaul, not more of the same

The union’s national body wants policymakers and the public to think it’s taken a strong step. It hasn’t.

Ben Schneiders
Ben Schneiders

Investigative Reporter

See ya, Setka! Why union chief’s departure is good news for women

It took a long time for the CFMEU to be rid of John Setka. Now it finally is.

Jenna Price
Jenna Price

Columnist and academic

Old habits are hard to kick for banks. They’re behaving badly – again

Six years after the royal commission, there are signs of a re-emergence of poor behaviour. At the very least this looks like conduct slippage.

Elizabeth Knight
Elizabeth Knight

Business columnist

Banking & finance

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Small business

Max Mustard is the eponymous heroine of the VR game by Gold Coast developers Toast Interactive.

Meet Max: She’s the top-selling VR game on Meta, and created in Queensland

Like many great ideas, Max Mustard owes her existence to someone being told not to do something.

  • by Nick Dent

Booktopia might be on the brink, but your local bookshop probably isn’t

As Australia’s largest online bookseller struggles to forge a viable business model, many independent booksellers have found ways to thrive.

  • by Jessica Yun

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