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Netflix has gone into damage control amid an uproar over its proposed new reality TV series Byron Baes.
Nick O Donnell, the streaming giant s director of public policy, recently travelled to the NSW town for crisis talks with stakeholders as the backlash continues to grow.
The executive s itinerary included a meeting with Byron Shire s outspoken mayor, Simon Richardson, according to The Sydney Morning Herald.
Unpopular: Netflix has gone into damage control amid an uproar over its proposed new reality TV series Byron Baes, with director of public policy Nick O’Donnell travelling to the NSW coastal town for crisis talks with stakeholders , including Mayor Simon Richardson (pictured)
Keypath Education considers $1b-plus float; drafts in Macquarie
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Keypath counts local institutions like UNSW as partners.Â
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Street Talk can reveal the company â which launched in Victoria in 2014 â has drafted in Macquarie Capitalâs investment bankers to help prepare it for life on the ASX boards.
Fund manager sources said the Silver Donutâs bankers had taken Keypath on a non-deal roadshow over the past couple of weeks, to familiarise funds with the company, its management, and its story.
Potential investors said the company expected $US91 million ($117 million) revenue in the 2021 financial year, and increasing to $US116 million in FY22.
Australian scientists have unlocked another mystery of the class of microorganisms believed to be among Earth s oldest of life forms, throwing new light on the study of cell division and the evolution of life.
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On Monday night, as Prime Minister Scott Morrison was telling the Fullerton Hotel ballroom how chardonnay sippers at inner-city wine bars would not deliver net zero emissions, his audience of business community luminaries consisted mostly of friends and allies.
But beneath the surface there was a simmering tension: the impact the slow vaccine rollout would inevitably have on Australiaâs economy and its reopening to the world.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison at the Business Council of Australiaâs annual dinner last week.
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Morrisonâs host, the Business Council of Australia, had already warned in its budget submission that being too risk-averse would result in talent and capital going to other countries. âWe cannot allow our success to become our Achilles heel,â it said in its March submission, before the rollout debacle was fully realised.