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Faculti’s recognition as a finalist for innovator of the year points to a higher bar, one where AI is not simply present in a firm’s workflows, but embedded into its operating model, governed on the firm’s own terms, and built on data the firm can trust.
Remarkable Journeys: InfoTrack on Tranche 2 compliance
Lee Bailie joins Grant Thornton’s Remarkable Journeys series to discuss AUSTRAC’s Tranche 2 reforms and InfoTrack’s Compliance Centre built in consultation with Grant Thornton.
For decades, paper Certificates of Title have sat securely in firm safes as the traditional symbol of property ownership. That era formally ends in Tasmania on 1 September 2026, when the Land Titles Office officially removes paper certificates from the titling process for all Torrens title land.
Identity is no longer simply a box to tick before a matter proceeds, it is now the foundation of an ongoing compliance obligation that regulators expect firms to be able to demonstrate, not just perform.
It is tempting to treat artificial intelligence and cyber security as two separate items on a risk register, one about innovation and one about defence. In practice, they are the same conversation.
InfoTrack’s Q2 Property Market Update, covering 1 April to 30 June 2026, tells two seemingly different stories depending on which state you look at. New South Wales recorded a 7.1 per cent quarter-on-quarter rise in sales volume, while Queensland saw house sales fall by 38.9 per cent over the same period.
There is a lot of noise in the AI market right now.Every week, there seems to be a new tool, a new announcement, or a new claim that everything is about to change overnight. I work in this space every day, and even I think it can be hard to separate what is genuinely useful from what is just well-packaged hype.
When the Queensland and New South Wales Governments handed down their 2026-27 budgets within weeks of each other in June 2026, both promised safer communities and a stronger justice system. A single comparison tells a more complicated story about where that promise translates into funding.
