Coles transformed Moonee Ponds flagship store into a healthier and more sustainable supermarket. It offers refill stations of laundry detergents and skin care products like bodywash and shampoo, as well as healthy grab-and-go-meals. Coles aims to showcase innovation and create a healthier and a more sustainable grocery experience. Fresh quality food are served including pressed juices and coffee, as well as being able to pick up slow-roasted Wagyu beef and other freshly cooked dishes. Recycle stations are also present such as Redcycle station which transforms soft plastics into furnitures and playground equipments to further promote sustainable activities. 
More businesses are turning to AI for cyber security solutions.
AI can detect and analyse real-time network activities faster with better accuracy than traditional cyber security methods. Despite its apparent
benefits, using AI poses unique risks due to the technology’s higher complexity
and the amount of data required to remain updated against modern attacks. The
enterprise can also be susceptible to adversarial AI attacks. Human insights
are still needed to deal with these vulnerabilities in AI and machine learning
security solutions.Read more at: https://www.thesslstore.com/blog/artificial-intelligence-in-cyber-security-the-savior-or-enemy-of-your-business/
Since COVID-19 began, universities have struggled with dwindling international student arrivals, and have turned their focus to engaging with future domestic students. Student Garden is an online marketplace, where educational institutions can source student's 'user-generated content' to incorporate into their own marketing campaigns. This comes as university marketing departments are aiming to engage with more domestic students through authentic video content, and on a smaller marketing budget. Australian National University and The Gordon are already some of their first customers. https://www.afr.com/companies/media-and-marketing/student-garden-connects-universities-with-student-influ
Pharmapod’s Clinical Service
app helps vaccinators manage mass bookings and connect with patients digitally
to support faster uptake of shots in arms and broader community protection for the global vaccine rollout. The app allows
administrators to set-up vaccination locations, input the available stations and time slots in
each location. This online
booking system reduces the incidence of patients accidentally missing
appointments and helps predict vaccine inventory levels. The system allows
administrators to modify eligibility criteria to coordinate the prioritisation
of high-risk groups first and then assign specific users different levels of
access within the app based on their eligibility criteria.