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Tesla chair Robyn Denholm says Australia should revive its auto industry by making batteries and electric vehicles to meet soaring

The AIIA hosted the sustainability and technology summit on 14 September, 2022. Anna Bligh observed there was a need to integrate the digital economy and the de-carbonised economy, rather than have them run in parallel.... Morehttps://www.linkedin.com/posts/mariamacnamara_sustainability-technology-sustainability-activity-6975770017615286272-QISZ?

Fina, the sport’s world governing body, has approved a swimming cap designed for athletes with natural black hair, a year after it was banned from the Olympic Games.Soul Cap was invited to reapply for a place on Fina’s approved list of competitive swimwear and the company revealed that application had been successful.https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2022/sep/02/swimming-caps-designed-for-natural-black-hair-finally-permitted-by-fina

Thomas the Tank Engine will get its first autistic character in the latest move to diversify on-screen representation in the hit TV series.Bruno the Brake Car, voiced by nine-year-old autistic actor Elliott Garcia from Reading in the UK, will start appearing in episodes of the latest Thomas & Friends series from later this month.https://www.theguardian.com/global/2022/sep/07/thomas-the-tank-engine-to-introduce-first-autistic-character

Barely a month after failed takeover talks with ANZ, MYOB shifted its focus and invested in one of the biggest fintech deals of the year, buying Flare, in my humble opinion a great deal.For platforms in the SME space, MYOB are coming.Does this demonstrate Fintech is thriving as an industry?Or do you have to build until bought? Risk de-banking or go overseas for primary revenue streams?What this really says is, Fintech is here to stay.No matter the end game.So if you have a good idea to disrupt CeFi, there's never a bad time.https://www.myob.com/au/about/news/2022/myob-acquires-flare--australian-smes-to-reap-benefits0