While taxpayers foot a massive bill for the controversial BoM update, Supernormal Systems founder Ben Flint claimed he replicated the interface in just 60 minutes. 

He joined Gary to expose the "classic playbook" big consulting firms use to blow budgets out by 23 times the original quote.

While taxpayers foot a massive bill for the controversial BoM update, Supernormal Systems founder Ben Flint claimed he replicated the interface in just 60 minutes.&nbsp;
He joined Gary to expose the "classic playbook" big consulting firms use to blow budgets out by 23 times the original quote.

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Tech founder reveals how he rebuilt the $96m BoM website in one hour using AI

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The Brisbane River is set for a massive transformation as the Council opens up eight prime waterfront hubs for "bold" new commercial ventures ahead of the 2032 Olympics. 

From floating wellness centres to dining cruises, find out why some are hailing it as a $17 billion economic surge while others are demanding more bridges and fewer pontoons.

The Brisbane River is set for a massive transformation as the Council opens up eight prime waterfront hubs for "bold" new commercial ventures ahead of the 2032 Olympics. 
From floating wellness centres to dining cruises, find out why some are hailing it as a $17 billion economic surge while others are demanding more bridges and fewer pontoons.

Bridges or pontoons? The great debate over Brisbane’s river future

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Ministry of Common Sense is back with James Mathias exposing the bizarre complexity of Australia's industrial relations, where waitstaff are paid differently just for carrying a plate away from a table versus to it. 

Discover why "common sense" is disappearing from our workplaces and how 122 different awards are making it nearly impossible for small businesses to survive.

Ministry of Common Sense is back with James Mathias exposing the bizarre complexity of Australia's industrial relations, where waitstaff are paid differently just for carrying a plate away from a table versus to it. 
Discover why "common sense" is disappearing from our workplaces and how 122 different awards are making it nearly impossible for small businesses to survive.

Why Australia’s "insane" 122-award system is killing your local cafe

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Tech founder reveals how he rebuilt the $96m BoM website in one hour using AI

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