Wed 4 Nov 2026

Australian Business & Policy

From 53 new items across 9 sources in the last 24 hours, here are the 8 most widely covered.

  1. Australia hikes rates to 18-year high to fight inflation

    CNBC · cnbc.com · 2 other sources covering it

    The Reserve Bank of Australia's decision was in line with expectations from economists polled by Reuters, and marked its fifth rate increase this year.

  2. Natuzzi Italia to open first Melbourne flagship in Cremorne

    Inside Retail AU · insideretail.com.au

    The fully electric building is scheduled to open Natuzzi Italia's first Melbourne showroom in late March. The post Natuzzi Italia to open first Melbourne flagship in Cremorne appeared first on Inside Retail Australia .

  3. Inside the unlikely rise of Australia’s camel milk industry

    Inside Retail AU · insideretail.com.au

    Milk, skincare and whey-based vodka are Paul Martin’s answer to the Australian predicament on what to do with feral camels. The post Inside the unlikely rise of Australia’s camel milk industry appeared first on Inside…

  4. Commercial broadcasters urge ACCC to stop Meta ‘helping itself’ to Australian content

    Mumbrella · mumbrella.com.au

    Australia’s commercial TV broadcasters have demanded a regulatory investigation into Meta’s new terms, that could allow the digital giant to systematically scrape publishers’ websites and use the material for AI…

  5. Three departures and an arrival at Seven

    Mumbrella · mumbrella.com.au

    Seven’s longtime group creative director Graham Donald is retiring after 45 years at the network, Melbourne news boss Chris Salter has resigned, and Triple M Brisbane’s breakfast co-host Dan Anstey is leaving for a…

  6. “I’d be spending it”: Rising fears for unspent David Jones gift cards

    SmartCompany · smartcompany.com.au · 1 other source covering it

    The 188-year-old retailer is fighting for its future beyond Christmas, amid cash flow challenges, an exodus of luxury brands, and volatile consumer spending. The post “I’d be spending it”: Rising fears for unspent David…

  7. Another six sunscreens sold in Australia fall short of SPF ratings

    SmartCompany · smartcompany.com.au

    The results from Kiwi advocacy group Consumer NZ echo Australian tests, which found many popular sunscreens fell short of their claims. The post Another six sunscreens sold in Australia fall short of SPF ratings…

  8. Simon Blacher announces first solo venue Halo on Melbourne’s Chapel Street

    Hospitality Magazine AU · hospitalitymagazine.com.au

    After 14 years leading Commune Group, Blacher says it's a full circle moment. The post Simon Blacher announces first solo venue Halo on Melbourne’s Chapel Street appeared first on hospitality | Magazine .

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