In today’s talking points the State government announces massive suburban rail loop for Melbourne, Russian-Chinese Energy Business Forum to be held in Beijing on November 29, Australian energy firm Santos to acquire Quadrant Energy for $2.15bn and China gets another shot at mideast energy after Total leaves Iran. State Government Announces Massive Suburban Rail Loop …
Come hear from the General Manager of nib, JP Kelly who will provide a briefing on nib’s online International Student Services portal, which simplifies the complex decision of finding a quality health provider, and enables students to easily do everything online or over the phone. We encourage members and non-members who are part of educational …
In today’s talking points Australia is new destination for Indians’ higher education, students caught up in education rort may have their course debts wiped, scholars suggest oriental philosophy offers better future for humanity and would reducing international student visas create university places for Australians? Australia is new destination for Indians’ higher education Brexit and Trump’s new …
In today’s talking points World’s top pork supplier shuts China slaughterhouse in race to contain deadly swine fever, desperate farmers call to seize the hay from exporters’ stockpiles, potentially rainy weather in store for drought-ridden portions of Australia and Queensland researchers lead push for new “superfood” seaweed industry World’s top pork supplier shuts China slaughterhouse in …
In today’s talking points Australian minister pushes for offshore development, South Australia reaffirms its love for Tesla’s big batteries, China’s massive spending on clean energy delivers reduction targets 12 years early and renewable energy could add hundreds of thousands of dollars to a commercial farm’s value. Australian minister pushes for offshore development Untapped resources offshore could improve …
RECORD FIRST HALF RESULT STATUTORY PROFIT UP 83% ON 1H17 STRONG INVESTMENT IN GROWTH Sydney, 22 August 2018 Moelis Australia’s first half 2018 (“1H18”) key financial metrics are significantly up on the first half 2017 (“1H17”) previous corresponding period (“pcp”). Statutory profit1 up 83% pcp ($15.0 million up from $8.2 million) Underlying revenue up 54% …
By Mark Preen, China Briefing, Dezan Shira & Associates The scale of China’s urbanization over the past four decades is a staggering feat in human history. In 1978, the year in which China started its policy of ‘reform and opening-up’, the urban population was just over 171 million – 17.9 percent of the total population. …
Mentor Walks bring together established women leaders and emerging women leaders in our community to connect, learn, mentor and share experiences. As they walk, they discuss their professional and personal challenges, successes, aspirations, and lessons learned. As a mentee, you will be introduced to our many esteemed mentors and have the opportunity to select your …
In today’s talking points China tries reverse mortgages, AI creates new physics for finance, China said to start fresh round of checks on P2P lenders and Asian shares mixed on doubt of resolving US-China trade spat Channeling Tom Selleck, China Tries Reverse Mortgages With one of the world’s greatest ageing populations, the Chinese …
The Aussie-British drinks are on again this month! Come and enjoy the last night of summer with some discounted beer and wine at The Bookwork in Sanlitun. It will be a great chance to unwind and relax, while enjoying the company of members from the Australian Chamber of Commerce, the British Chamber of Commerce and …