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legend for a billion dollars over his promotion of crypto exchange, binance. plus 12 months that changed the world one year on from the launch of chatgpt, how is the boom in artificial intelligence transforming the way we do business? hello if you have just hello if you havejustjoined us, you are very welcome. i am sally bundock. i am sally bundock. we start in dubai, where, as you have been hearing, 167 world leaders and 70,000 delegates from business, charities and faith groups are gathering for the latest round of global climate talks, the conference of the parties or cop28. of the parties, or cop28. eight years ago, in paris, nearly 200 nations pledged to keep global warming well below two degrees centigrade above pre industrial levels, and try to limit it to 1.5 degrees. but a recent un report has confirmed the world is not acting fast enough to achieve the paris goals. there is added controversy, this time around, given the event is hosted by one of the world s to

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Council officer leaves day after being grilled over delays

Premium Content Subscriber only THE head of Ipswich City Council’s infrastructure and environment department has suddenly left the organisation just a day after he was grilled by councillors over the delay of major projects. Infrastructure and environment general manager Charlie Dill left his role on Friday after seven years with the council. He had served as acting CEO for five months over 2018 and 2019. A council spokesman said he left by mutual agreement. Ipswich City Council mayor Teresa Harding, CEO David Farmer and CFO Jeffrey Keech. The council’s co-ordination and performance general manager Sean Madigan has been seconded into the role.

Infratil strikes deal for Aussie radiology chain

Qscan’s radiology clinic in Mackay, Queensland - one of more than 70 across Australia Infratil will stump up just over $A730 million for as much as 60% of Aussie radiology chain Qscan. The Wellington-based investment company’s share price has walked back today’s NZ9c progress to trade at $5.60 since unveiling more details of its much-speculated first foray into healthcare. Managed by Morrison & Co, Infratil confirmed on Friday it was part of a consortium in talks with private equity firm Quadrant to acquire its network of diagnostic imaging clinics. The deal was “strategically and financially compelling” for shareholders, it has said.