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  • One Nation's Radical Change to Your Super!
    2026/09/07

    James Willis speaks with One Nation Senator Barnaby Joyce about the proposed change to superannuation. Mary Delahunty, CEO , ASFA | The Voice of Super gives her take on the controversial proposal.

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    17 分
  • Market Real Estate Wrap
    2026/09/07

    James speaks with Tom Panos, founder of the Real Estate Gym about the struggling real estate market as prices fall.

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    5 分
  • BOARDWORLD
    2026/09/01

    Jeremy Saunders, founder of Boardworld - an action sports retailer joins Luke Grant to discuss how small business are going in the current economic environment Australian businesses are being affected in the current climate,

    Let's Talk Business is proudly presented by NAB.

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    6 分
  • City of Algorithms: How AI is Shaping Our Urban Future
    2023/07/07

    Our cities are buckling under the strain of their own weight, so how will they accommodate 2 billion additional people by the year 2050? Should shell out the cash to build exotic, futuristic smart cities, or can Artificial Intelligence help us with the myriad of problems we haven't solved in our present cities?

    Featuring:

    • Associate Professor Hank Hausler, Australian School of Architecture + Design (Built Environment) at the University of NSW

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    20 分
  • Smart Cities: Where the Future is Functional
    2023/06/30

    We're living in a surprisingly modest reality of 'Smart Cities,' where the bold promise of the future hasn't quite delivered what Hollywood promised and instead has yielded practical, incremental advancements, making urban living less about science fiction and more about smarter garbage trucks.

    Featuring:

    • Trevor Long - Technology Commentator
    • Professor Prem Jayaraman - Director of Swinburne University's Factor of the Future and Digital Innovation Lab

    Thanks to Optus.

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    20 分
  • Grid-Scale Storage: When the sun doesn't shine and the wind doesn't blow...
    2023/06/09

    By 2030, more than 80% of Australia's electricity will be generated by renewable sources. The challenge is clear: how do we transition to renewables while maintaining a reliable and affordable energy supply?

    In other words, what happens when the sun doesn't shine and the wind doesn't blow?

    Batteries. Big Batteries. Grid-Scale Storage. Next-Generation Storage Technologies could solve the storage problem, but effecting change is easier said than done...

    Featuring:

    • Grant Wilson - Executive Chairman, Tivan Limited.

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    26 分
  • Superpower Status: Australia's Battery & Critical Minerals Opportunity
    2023/05/26

    Tucked within Australia's rich soil lies a veritable treasure trove, including a wealth of critical minerals that function as key ingredients in today's advanced batteries.

    As global dynamics pivot from oil-dominant petrostates to electricity-focused electrostates, Australia is uniquely positioned to rise as a leading powerhouse in the battery industry, given its vast reserves of critical minerals.

    What must happen for Australia to grab a bigger piece of the battery value chain?

    If we get it right, the opportunity is "bigger than solar, bigger than wind, bigger than hydrogen..."

    Featuring: Shannon O'Rourke - CEO, The Future Battery Industries Cooperative Research Centre

    Powered by BHP. The future is clear. Visit BHP.com/BetterWorld to learn more.

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    16 分
  • Power Play: Plugging into Australia's EV Charging Infrastructure
    2023/05/19

    The transition to battery-powered electric vehicles will greatly lower Australia's carbon emissions.

    But a lack of public charging infrastructure is one of the main reasons why more Australians aren't switching to EVs sooner.

    However, a flurry of public and private investment means new fast-charging locations are popping up across the country... so is it enough to cure our range anxiety?

    Brooke Corte and Sam Stove plug into this critical infrastructure play, along with Evie Networks CEO Chris Mills.

    Thanks to BHP. The future is clear. Visit BHP.com/BetterWorld to learn more.

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    27 分