Minda CFO Hannah Murphy on Finance and Leadership
Hannah Murphy, CFO of Minda, discusses her career journey, financial strategies, and leadership philosophy in an exclusive interview.
Category : Corporate
Melissa Histon-Browning's 10-Year Fight with Got Your Back Sista
Melissa Histon-Browning has spent 10 years in a legal dispute with Got Your Back Sista, a charity she co-founded, over allegations of mismanagement and financial issues.
Santos CEO Kevin Gallagher Sells $5.6M in Shares
Santos CEO Kevin Gallagher has sold shares worth $5.6 million, sparking discussions on executive compensation and corporate governance in Australia's oil and gas sector.
40 Under 40 Awards Build Lifelong Professional Networks
InDaily's 40 Under 40 Awards are more than just recognition; they create lasting collaborations and influence, as alumni Tim Chia and Kristian Roocke from Lutheran Homes Group demonstrate.
Novati Constructions Owes 52 Creditors Up to $50M
Administrators reveal Novati Constructions, a NSW construction firm, owes up to $50 million to 52 creditors, highlighting financial distress in the sector.
Novati Constructions Collapses, Owes $50M to 52 Creditors
Administrators reveal Novati Constructions in NSW has entered voluntary administration, owing up to $50 million to 52 creditors, including subcontractors and suppliers.
Novati Constructions Owes $50M to 52 Creditors in NSW
Administrators reveal Novati Constructions in NSW owes up to $50 million to 52 creditors, highlighting financial struggles in the construction sector.
Court Ruling a Must-Read for Australian Company Directors
A recent Federal Court judgment has been hailed as critical guidance for directors, emphasizing governance duties and legal obligations in corporate Australia.
Worksafe Probes North Geelong Car Yard Fire
Worksafe Victoria is investigating a significant fire at a North Geelong car dealership, with no injuries reported. The blaze caused extensive damage to vehicles and structures.
Adelaide Mourns Esteemed Business Leader, Tributes Flow
The Adelaide business community is in mourning following the passing of a highly respected local entrepreneur. Colleagues and peers are sharing heartfelt tributes, celebrating their legacy and impact.
Pilbara Ports Must Hand Over Documents in MinRes Fee Row
The WA Supreme Court has ordered the Pilbara Ports Authority to produce a year's worth of documents related to contested channel fees, escalating a legal battle with Mineral Resources over millions in dues.
Space Cancer Research and Feedlot Sale in Business
Business updates include groundbreaking space-based cancer research and the sale of a major feedlot, highlighting innovation and agricultural shifts.
Corporate Ladder: Executive Appointments in South Australia
Stay updated with the latest executive appointments across South Australian businesses. This weekly guide covers key leadership changes in various industries, providing insights into corporate movements and strategic hires.
Viva Energy Sues Ex-Director Over $423,000 Fuel Debt
Viva Energy has launched legal action against a former director, alleging an unpaid fuel debt of $423,000. The case highlights corporate disputes in the energy sector.
Carey Group Marks 75 Years with Local Ownership Vow
North Queensland's Carey Group celebrates 75 years in business, with the family-owned company pledging to remain locally owned and committed to the Townsville region.
Mayfield Group Buys SMEC Power & Technology for $30M
Western Australian electrical contractor SMEC Power & Technology is being sold to the ASX-listed Mayfield Group in a significant $30 million acquisition, expanding its presence in the mining sector.
Geelong Mourns Business Icon John Bourdamis
John Bourdamis, a beloved Greek-Australian business owner, is remembered for his tireless work ethic and profound service to the Geelong community.
BlueScope Rejects $1.5 Billion Takeover Bid
BlueScope Steel has firmly declined a $1.5 billion takeover offer from SGH and SDI, citing undervaluation and strategic misalignment, amid ongoing industry challenges.
BlueScope Rejects $15.2B Bid, Open to Better Deal
BlueScope Steel has turned down a revised $15.2 billion takeover offer from SGH and Steel Dynamics, citing undervaluation, but remains open to a fairer proposal.
Fed Consulting Found Guilty of Workplace Safety Failure
A court has ruled that Fed Consulting, led by Stephen Gelo, violated work health and safety laws, highlighting ongoing concerns about corporate compliance in Australia.
AFG Co-Founder Malcolm Watkins Steps Down After 32 Years
Malcolm Watkins, co-founder of Australian Finance Group, resigns from the board after nearly 32 years, retaining a 5.4% stake worth $27 million in the $500 million mortgage wholesaler.
First Nations Culture Vital for Australian Business Evolution
Emma Garlett argues that modern Australian businesses must integrate First Nations culture to drive innovation, foster inclusivity, and ensure long-term success in a diverse society.
Townsville Chamber Names Emma Peters as New CEO
The Townsville Chamber of Commerce has announced Emma Peters as its new Chief Executive Officer, succeeding long-serving CEO Michael Kinnane after his retirement.
Western Power Loses $1M in Laptops, Security Questions Raised
Western Power reported 563 laptops and tablets stolen or lost over two and a half years, costing taxpayers $1 million, with Shadow Minister Steve Thomas questioning security and sensitive data risks.
Mader Group Suspends Dividend for Acquisition Fund
Mader Group has deferred its interim dividend to build a cash reserve for strategic acquisitions, despite an 18% rise in net profit to $30.5 million. The company aims to expand into new industries without taking on substantial debt.
Monadelphous Soars to Record High on Revenue and Dividend Boost
Engineering contractor Monadelphous reports record first-half revenue of $1.53 billion, driving profits up 52.6% and a higher interim dividend, buoyed by Australia's net zero goals and energy transition metals demand.
SAS Company Rises on Gas Deal, Market Winners and Losers
A major gas deal has propelled SAS's top company to new heights, reshaping market dynamics and highlighting clear winners and losers in the business sector.
Corporate Ladder: SA Executive Appointments Weekly Guide (24.02.2026)
Stay updated with the latest executive appointments in South Australia's business sector, featuring key moves in finance, retail, and technology industries for the week.
Southern Cross Media Leadership Changes Post-Merger
Southern Cross Media Group has restructured its leadership following the merger with Seven West Media, with Jeff Howard stepping down as CEO and a global search launched for his replacement.
Legal Row Over $1M Deposit Forces Events Company Into Liquidation
A Townsville events company, SFP Events, has been forced into liquidation following a legal battle over a $1 million deposit, impacting local business and event planning.
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