Name: Ralia Brewer Position: Building Support Manager & PA to Exec Building Manager Company: Metricon Homes, Robina What do you enjoy the most, working in the field of construction & development? The challenge, always learning, always trying to be better, being one step ahead, and supporting the best team in the construction industry. …
The chief executive of technology giant IBM has urged Australian business leaders to plan for dramatic changes to their organisations and the workforce caused by artificial intelligence and advances in quantum computing. Ginni Rometty, who has run the $US120 billion company since 2012 and is in Australia to sign an AI deal with Woodside Petroleum…
Minister Stuart Roberts fronted the National Press Club this afternoon, announcing a plan to deliver the final 20% of the NDIS and “set it up for future success.” There was a lot of talk about the progress the government has already made. But, significantly more interestingly, there was also some promises of changes to come…
Key points The Australian population is ageing, and this presents both challenges and opportunities for Australian policy-makers. The key challenge is that there are likely to be increasing fiscal demands from an older demographic for services such as long-term care and programs such as the Age Pension (AP). On the other hand, there are opportunities…
The Urban Developer Investors in the Asia Pacific are doubling down on markets that are “large, liquid and defensive” as real estate globally enters a period of slower growth, according to a 2020 Asia Pacific real estate forecast published by PwC and the Urban Land Institute. Read the full article on The Urban Developer: https://theurbandeveloper.com/articles/emerging-trends-in-real-estate
The Urban Developer Sydney and Melbourne dwelling prices are forecast to drive the nation’s housing market bounce back next year. SQM Research tips Sydney could rise between 10 to 14 per cent and Melbourne 11 to 15 per cent over 2020. Read the full article on The Urban Developer: https://theurbandeveloper.com/articles/-property-prices-forecast-to-rise-in-2020