Open Banking puts consumers first
Open Banking will encourage competition between service providers, leading not only to better prices for customers but also more innovative products and services.
17 December, 2019
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RBA reveals Australia’s colourful new $5 note
Vending machine owners shudder.
12 April, 2016
Back to the fax: NAB web payments outage hits federal government
IP Australia forced to roll out emergency fax machine.
3 June, 2015
American Express sends BPAY its corporate card bills
End of an era for corporate card statements.
16 March, 2015
Death of a Postman: Fahour cheques out Medicare
Mail volumes predicted to “literally fall off a cliff”
15 August, 2014
Digital plug for Australia Post’s $400 million revenue hole
By Julian Bajkowski Australia Post will need to increasingly expand its business into markets normally serviced by the private sector to remain financially sustainable and continue to provide traditional postal services, its chief executive, Ahmed Fahour, has said. In an impassioned speech to the Australia Israel Chamber of Commerce in Sydney on Thursday, the former […]
7 March, 2013
NSW covers council infrastructure debt
By Paul Hemsley New South Wales local governments have been invited to apply for funding under a state government plan to subsidise interest payments for commercial loans intended to reduce a backlog of infrastructure projects that councils have difficulty raising capital for on their own. The state government is hoping to take the financial pressure […]
9 October, 2012
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