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[ad_1] After the past few years, the travel industry often finds itself nervously glancing in the rearview mirror and asking, ‘what was that?’ The arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic threw the world into uncharted waters, and many are still adrift, trying to find their way home. “It’s certainly something we never saw coming,” says Mark […]

[ad_1] Australia’s varied landscape presents unique challenges to energy providers. What works for a city will not apply to remote communities and vice versa. This has led to the rise of regional providers to cater to these far-flung places. Meanwhile, the country’s energy industry is facing two existential challenges: rapid decarbonization and reliability of energy

[ad_1] Coming to terms with the irreversible blindness and visual impairment often associated with wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD) has been a difficult journey for millions of people living with the condition. But a new therapy from Australian biotechnology firm Opthea could drastically improve the outlook for those affected. Wet AMD develops when abnormal blood

[ad_1] As the saying goes, it takes a village to raise a child. While villages might be in short supply nowadays, schools have often stepped in to help fill that role. And for the teachers who teach in and run these institutions, their drive for children’s education, wellbeing and a positive future motivates them throughout

[ad_1] As a marketing student in the 90s, Toyota New Zealand CEO Neeraj Lala became fascinated by the Toyota brand and how it won the hearts of New Zealanders. Even back then, he understood the power of a brand’s ability to inspire trust in its consumers – something Toyota New Zealand seemed to master soon

[ad_1] Nestled in the mouth of the Tamar River in Tasmania, George Town is a treasure trove of natural wonders. With a population of just over 7,100, the tight-knit community takes pride in its rich history as Australia’s third-oldest European settlement and its many attractions. No-one is more appreciative of the town’s strong community ties

[ad_1] The dramatic rise of expedition travel throughout the 2010s placed luxury cruise operators at a crossroads. One path was doubling down on the kind of ultra-luxe experience on which they’d built their brand; the other was branching out into a bold new avenue of travel still finding its feet and already dominated by experts.