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Panellists offered a plethora of advice for emerging leaders, from being selective about taking on new roles to choosing more than one mentor.

Lisa Claes says she can come across “a little officious and cold” when interviewing potential recruits. It’s part of a deliberate strategy to maintain objectivity.

Home owners who bought near Sydney’s proposed Metro West line were hoping for better transport links and a boost to their local neighbourhoods. Now that’s in doubt.

The Greens say strong corporate profits underscore the need for federal action on surging rents; Ed Husic claims Woodside’s sale of a $760m stake in a WA gas project as a win for the government. Follow updates here.

Permanent cost increases, bad weather and labour shortages have slowed construction on sites around the country, pushing the industry’s total pipeline of work out to a $224 billion.

Larry Fink says the deal is largest low-carbon investment initiative BlackRock has created for a single country; the Greens say the big four consultancies targeted Defence as a source of “almost unlimited growth”. Follow updates here.

That $1 billion or so of cash White raised selling shares in WiseTech sure isn’t sitting idle.

Wage Inspectorate Victoria alleges the company failed to pay nearly $1 million in long service leave entitl...

Australian electric vehicle owners are at the forefront of a global battery trend, and an Australian miner will tailor its lithium sales to suit.

Most economists still believe house prices will rise this year, but they are far more equivocal about the clouded crystal ball.