Determining the right business structure (from the start)
3 October
All successful businesses depend on a solid and dependable structure. While you can always work it out as you go, improvisation in the business world is inefficient, highly risky, and likely to lead to failure. Getting the right systems in place...[Read More]
$10 billion Indigenous business milestone celebrated
2 October
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-owned businesses have secured $10 billion in commonwealth contracts since 2015 under the government’s Indigenous procurement policy. Daniel Joinbee’s Gunggandji Aerospace is one of 4,100 Indigenous...[Read More]
High-density issues hurting Australia’s housing goal
2 October
The federal government’s signature deal with the states to solve the housing crisis appears in tatters, with fresh construction approval numbers providing a bleak outlook. Dwelling approvals dropped by 6.1 per cent in August, further endangering...[Read More]
‘Out of date’: calls for wage boost for junior workers
2 October
Junior pay rates for workers over 18 should be scrapped, the head of Australia’s peak union body says, labelling the wage as discriminatory. Australian Council of Trade Unions president Michele O’Neil has urged the federal government to make...[Read More]
Top 10 legal concerns: why seeking professional legal advice is essential
26 September
When navigating personal or business matters, legal questions often arise with significant implications. Seeking proper legal advice ensures that you avoid costly mistakes and operate within the confines of the law. Here are the top 10 legal...[Read More]
The profound pride of parenthood: celebrating every milestone
26 September
One of the greatest joys of parenthood is the sense of pride that comes from watching your children grow, thrive, and achieve their milestones. The feeling is truly profound and unique, touching deep emotions as you witness them develop into their...[Read More]
General insurance in Australia
26 September
In the unpredictable course of life, events such as accidents, natural disasters, and health emergencies can severely disrupt our normalcy, possibly leading to financial burdens and loss. Picture a scenario where a bushfire engulfs your Australian...[Read More]
The essential role of insurance brokers or advisers in handling claims
26 September
Dealing with insurance claims can be a daunting task, requiring meticulous paperwork and detailed information. Insurance brokers or advisers play a vital role in simplifying the claims process and ensuring a positive outcome. In this article, we...[Read More]
Spring home maintenance tips
26 September
During the chilly winter months, most people hibernate and spend their time indoors. But with springtime comes sunshine that brings a new boost of energy for everyone. Because of the ideal weather, spring is a great time to clean and tick off some...[Read More]
Labor, expert lash ‘crazy’ call to step in over rates
25 September
Changes to Australia’s central bank are still on the cards, despite an ultimatum from the Greens daring the government to intervene on interest rates. The Greens have withheld support for reforms to the Reserve Bank unless the financial...[Read More]
Tenants to enforce ‘rules of the game’ in rent reforms
25 September
Tenants with pets will have a better shot at securing a rental and existing requirements will be tightened under reforms coming to the nation’s most expensive market. Landlords will still be able to reject pets on reasonable grounds, including if...[Read More]
Call for thousands of blood donors as demand skyrockets
25 September
Blood demand is at a 12-year high and plasma is even more in need, sparking a call for Australians to roll up their sleeves. The Red Cross is urging 100,000 Australians – the same number who will fill the MCG for the AFL grand final on Saturday...[Read More]
Renters still can’t keep up, despite more supports
25 September
A welcome boost to support for low-income Australians is still not enough to make renting affordable in every corner of the country. Payments such as the aged pension, JobSeeker and the disability pension all increased in line with indexation on...[Read More]
School funding boost reignites fiery state debate
25 September
A third jurisdiction has signed on to a public school funding boost, lighting a fire beneath the feet of politicians in more populous states, who are holding out for a better deal. Tasmania’s public schools will be fully funded by 2029 after its...[Read More]
‘Seen as a problem’, ageism a threat to older Aussies
25 September
Older people are facing mistreatment and discrimination based on their age, and as Australian life spans continue to grow, so will the consequences of ageism. Ageism can shorten life spans by almost eight years, contribute to elder abuse or push...[Read More]