News archive for February 2017

February 2017

Is Mike Baird qualified for NAB executive job?

Is Mike Baird qualified for NAB executive job?

With the recent news that former MP Mike Baird has been appointed to a top role at NAB, Mozo took a look at Baird’s career to date and his credentials for taking on the role.

South Australian blackouts demonstrate need to explore alternative energy options

South Australian blackouts demonstrate need to explore alternative energy options

With questions surrounding the reliability of the energy sector following recent blackouts in South Australia and high temperatures in New South Wales, CEO for not for profit research group CO2CRC, Tania Constable has stated power shortages demonstrate a need to explore alternative options - not just renewables, to provide clean and affordable energy in Australia.

Will the heatwave cause a power outage in NSW tonight?

Will the heatwave cause a power outage in NSW tonight?

As NSW residents attempt to cool off in the midst of the ongoing heatwave, there are concerns that the high level of energy consumption could result in blackouts across the state at around 5.30pm this evening.

Are flying cars just around the corner?

Are flying cars just around the corner?

Marty Mcfly and Doc Brown watch out, because you might not have the skies to yourselves for much longer after Uber Technologies acquired former NASA engineer Mark Moore to lead its flying car program, Uber Elevate.

What does 2017 have in store for Reserve Bank interest rates?

What does 2017 have in store for Reserve Bank interest rates?

In the midst of turbulent global conditions, the Reserve Bank opted to keep rates on hold at 1.50% in its first interest rate announcement of 2017. Most experts had predicted the February outcome - but what’s in store for the rest of 2017 has everyone on the edge of their seats.

School fees leaving Aussie parents with credit card debt

School fees leaving Aussie parents with credit card debt

As many as 750,000 Aussie parents are charging school fees to their credit cards, leaving them footing not only the back to school bill, but steep interest charges as well, according to a new study conducted by SocietyOne.

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