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Developers of wind-powered electricity generation off the Victorian coast have begun survey works in anticipation of a scheduled auction of licences to build the first of the state’s operations.

Meanwhile, Australian start-ups should stop diluting their equity through excessive and frequent capital raising or risk creating a mess of their business, says the founder of one of Australia’s most successful technology groups.

And Wealth editor James Kirby looks at the vexed question of whether the federal government should get into the annuities business.

Perry Williams
Business editor
The markets


Commentary
ATO’s small business executions intensifying deep hostility
By ROBERT GOTTLIEBSEN
Business Columnist
Australia is joining other parts of the Western world where ordinary people are rising up against unaccountable government bodies.
Latest news
Offshore wind developers start surveying ahead of auction
The acceleration of works is a boost to Victoria’s hopes of developing an offshore wind industry to replace the state’s coal capacity.
COLIN PACKHAM
Emirates puts Boeing, Airbus on notice over aircraft delays
Emirates boss Tim Clark has revealed the frustration in the airline industry over delays in aircraft deliveries, which could open the door to Chinese manufacturer COMAC.
By ROBYN IRONSIDE
Bunnings builds up in-store media arm
The hardware giant is investing in more advertising in its stores, with in-store advertising believed to generate as much as $1.6bn in revenue for retailers.
By ELI GREENBLAT
Stargate is good, but where are the engineers?
A proliferation of data centres is going to create an explosion of new jobs — we just need to find the workers, says a new data centre boss.
By JARED LYNCH
EML Payments should be sold off, activist investor argues
Activist investor Jeremy Raper has written to the EML Payments board arguing that the company’s brand is beyond repair and it should kick off a sales process.
By CAMERON ENGLAND

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