SALT of Palmar: luxury, eco-friendly hotel
By Christine RetschlagIt’s part of the largest conglomerate in the Indian Ocean and this luxury Mauritian hotel – SALT of Palmar – could also be the most eco-friendly on the planet.
Tickets on sale now: Don't miss out on attending the 2019 Executive of the Year Awards
By The CEO MagazineNow’s your chance. Tickets are on sale for The CEO Magazine‘s eighth annual Executive of the Year Awards.
The best of the Sydney International Boat Show
By Emily PidgeonFrom Azimut to Ferretti, here are some of the highlights from the annual marine show.
These cities have the healthiest work–life balance in 2019
By Holly JohnsonBy comparing data on work intensity, institutional support, legislation and liveability, ‘Cities for the Best Work–Life Balance 2019’ index shows why we need to work smarter, not harder.
A Spanish palace is among the magical offerings of Anantara
By Emily PidgeonTemple runs, a resident monk and underwater dining is what you can expect from this luxury resort group.
Executive Interviews
Packaging kings: Michael Zacka
Chief Commercial Officer and President AsiaBy Sharon MasigeAmcor Chief Commercial Officer Michael Zacka talks safety, sustainability and innovation at the packaging business.
The family business: Patrick LaManna
CEOBy Sharon MasigeAs a third-generation grocer and CEO of LaManna Supermarket, Patrick LaManna continues to hold true to his roots.
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Lifestyle
The new BMW X7 is big enough to live in
in an hourBy Stephen CorbyThis is basically a BMW 7 Series limousine with all imaginable extras. Here’s what you need to know.
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is like nothing Quentin Tarantino has done before
15 August 2019 - 01:29 pmBy Emily PidgeonThe love letter to Tinseltown’s golden age has all the winning ingredients of bloody murder, Hollywood stars, smatterings of truth and 1960s psychedelics.
The info on Samsung's Note 10 and Note 10+ smartphones
12 August 2019 - 10:51 amBy Ian HorswillFor the first time, Samsung has released two versions of its Galaxy Note smartphone range.
Business
What business leaders can learn from sports coaches
in 2 hoursBy Rob PegleyThere is arguably no more pure form of leadership than coaching a sports team, and business leaders can take many lessons from the world of sports team management.
Fairtrade Fortnight 2019: ending poverty through ethical and sustainable trade
in 13 minutesBy Holly JohnsonModern slavery, child labour and poverty are just a few of the issues Fairtrade Australia and New Zealand CEO Molly Harriss Olson is working to eradicate.
How Sir Michael Hill’s tragic house fire led him to 40 years of success
14 August 2019 - 10:39 amBy Emily Pidgeon
Events
Traffik CEO James Neale supports CEO Dare to Cure
By Kathy SkantzosTraffik CEO and Clemenger Group Board Director James Neale is shaving his head at this year’s CEO Dare to Cure to support Children’s Cancer Institute’s mission to save more kids’ lives.
‘Daredevil’ Monika Tu supports Children’s Cancer Institute’s CEO Dare to Cure
By Kathy SkantzosSelf-confessed ‘daredevil’ Monika Tu, Founder and Director of Black Diamondz Group, is challenging herself in CEO Dare to Cure 2019 to support Children’s Cancer Institute’s world-class research.
Opinions
Perils of property development
By David WalkerThe struggles of an inner-city family development in Melbourne speaks to the problems of increasing inner-city densities.
Morrison takes Australia forward on waste
By David WalkerBy keeping Australian waste in Australia, Prime Minister Scott Morrison is taking a valuable step to slow the degradation of the natural world.
Nintendo, pub lunches and other ‘should stops’
By Shane CubisYou may be nostalgic for it, but sometimes that old product or process just has to go.