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Victoria is considering a year-long delay to the rollout of its offshore wind industry , the centrepiece of its plans to transition away from fossil fuels, amid concerns an auction would attract few if any bids.

Administrators of budget carrier Bonza have delivered a blow to customers' promised refunds for cancelled flights, after examining the finances of the grounded airline. 

Casino inquiry boss Adam Bell, SC, has launched a broadside at the slow progress of Star Entertainment to clean up its act, contrasting it to reform efforts at rival Crown Resorts. 

Five things to know this morning

1. The local sharemarket is expected to open flat after Wednesday's sell-off, with NAB and Woolworths results set to be announced.
2. Businesses have backed the government’s decision to take a tougher stance on investments by foreign state-owned enterprises while speeding up the process for known foreign investors such as Canadian superannuation funds.
3. Delta Electricity has slammed a pending deal by the NSW government to throw a lifeline to Origin Energy's rival coal power station Eraring, saying it amounts to financial reward for mismanagement of the facility.
4. Australian enterprise software giant Atlassian has unveiled an advanced artificial intelligence product which it says will turbocharge efficiency for its more than 300,000 customers and differentiate itself from Microsoft and Google in the AI race. 
5. Activist hedge fund Elliott Management has boosted its stake in Anglo American to 2.35 per cent after the London-based mining major’s rejection of BHP’s $40.5bn all-share takeover offer.