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10. Rio Tinto (Engineering/Natural Sciences) - The Australian-British mining and metals company is one of the biggest of its kind in the world.

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9. Microsoft (Engineering/Natural Sciences) - The NSW government recently signed a contract with Microsoft to share and mine data.

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8. Qantas (Engineering/Natural Sciences) - Australia's biggest airline recently issued a challenge to Boeing and Air Bus to create a long distance flight aircraft.

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7. United Nations (Engineering/Natural Sciences) - The United Nations Association of Australia was established in 1945 and is headquartered in Canberra.

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6. BHP Billiton (Engineering/Natural Sciences) - The Australian-British mining and petroleum company is headquartered in Melbourne.

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5. Apple (Engineering/Natural Sciences) - The federal government recently demanded Apple provide access to encrypted data.

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4. State government (Engineering/Natural Sciences) - Victoria recently kick-started a $4.2 million recycling program.

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3. Federal government (Engineering/Natural Sciences) - You can find scores of job openings at the federal government here.

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2. Google (Engineering/Natural Sciences) - An Australian man, Milorad "Michael" Trkulja, is suing Google for defamation after an incident where he was shot in the back in Melbourne.

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1. CSIRO (Engineering/Natural Sciences) - The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation's recent groundbreaking finding is that broccoli lattes could be possible in the future.

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10. Atlassian (IT) - The software company develops products for developers and was founded in Sydney in 2002.

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9. Dell (IT) - Dell's Australian arm settled its massive tax bill with the Australian Tax Office, agreeing to pay $22.8 million.  

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8. Telstra (IT) - Telstra let go of 1,400 positions in 2017 and plans to lay off an additional 1,400 this financial year. 

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7. Cisco Systems (IT) - The technology hardware company is headquartered in North Sydney and employs 1,227 people in Australia.

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6. Samsung (IT) - Samsung Australia posted a $58 million loss in 2017.

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4. IBM (IT) - IBM Australia recently cut dozens of positions in its analytics and customer support, officially ending domestically employed Australian customer support for their products.

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3. Apple (IT) - Oprah and Apple recently embarked on a partnership to compete with Netflix.

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2. Microsoft (IT) - KPMG and Commonwealth Bank are both selling Microsoft Dynamics, a customer service software.

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1. Google (IT) - The head of Google Australia recently warned that the country could miss out on a $2.2 trillion artificial intelligence boom.

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10. United Nations (Business) - Australia was one of eight countries to vote against condemning Israel for using lethal force against Palestinian protesters. The motion carried with 120 countries voting in favour, 45 abstaining and eight voting against.

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9. Federal government (Business) - Recent federal government jobs postings include positions at the Australian Institute of Marine Science, Top End Health Service, NT Health and CSIRO.

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8. KPMG (Business) - A recent KPMG report exposed how Chinese investors feel unwelcome in Australia.

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7. PwC (Business) - PwC recently released the Australian Entertainment & Media Outlook report, pointing to how fostering trust can allow media companies to overcome scandals.

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6. Ernst & Young (Business) - After the Australian Red Cross was accused of not paying $20 million in tax, the organization retained Ernst & Young to counter the Australian Tax Office's allegations.

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5. Deloitte (Business) - Deloitte Australia was just nominated for its first ever Deloitte Cannes Lions award nomination for its work on the Great Barrier Reef.

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4. Qantas (Business) - A Qantas flight made international headlines after intense turbulence, that was at first believed to have plunged the plane downwards, but landed safely in the end.

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3. Commonwealth Bank (Business) - Queensland's Education Department recently refused to say how much it gets from the Commonwealth Bank in exchange for allowing the bank to run its School Banking program.

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2. Apple (Business) - The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has been fighting Apple over its repair policy but is looking close to a settlement.

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1. Google (Business) - Google recently opened a new office in Melbourne.

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10. Network 9 (Humanities/Liberal Arts/Education) - Nine Network is headquartered in Willoughby, Sydney.

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9. Network 10 (Humanities/Liberal Arts/Education) - Network Ten's headquarters are in Sydney.

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8. Qantas (Humanities/Liberal Arts/Education) - Qantas is currently accepting bids for its proposed $20 million pilot training academy.

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7. Apple (Humanities/Liberal Arts/Education) - Apple recently agreed to compensate battery replacement fees to Aussies with iPhone 6 or later.

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6. Teach for Australia (Humanities/Liberal Arts/Education) - The education equality organization is run by the Australian Government Department of Education and training.

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5. ABC (Humanities/Liberal Arts/Education) - The Liberal Party has been vocally campaigning for the privatisation of the ABC. In response, the Aussie national broadcaster's managing director, Michelle Guthrie, has said the ABC is being used as a political punching bag.

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4. Google (Humanities/Liberal Arts/Education) - Google has expanded into the medical field and says it could predict when its users will die.

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3. State government (Humanities/Liberal Arts/Education) - Aussie states and territories have begun battling each other for the Australian Space Agency headquarters location and funding.

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2. Federal government (Humanities/Liberal Arts/Education) - Austrade, the federal government's trade organisation, is looking for a company to help develop its national brand.

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1. United Nations (Humanities/Liberal Arts/Education) - Australia has a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council.

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