Women in STEM fields in spotlight on international day
12 February
Flexibility, a strong career trajectory and healthy renumeration are just some of the benefits that come with jobs in the science, technology, mathematic and engineering (STEM) fields, yet women remain under-represented in the workforce. Tuesday...[Read More]
Business conference revival an Aussie economic boon
12 February
From space science conventions to paediatric gastroenterology conferences, Australia has bagged $1 billion worth of international events. The lucrative business events sector took a hit during the COVID-19 pandemic and has struggled to get back on...[Read More]
US, UK, Australia target Zservers over Lockbit attacks
12 February
The United States, Australia and the United Kingdom say they are targeting the Russia-based Zservers service provider for its role in supporting the Lockbit ransomware attacks, the US Department of Treasury says, citing national security...[Read More]
Flowers in bloom as lovers splurge on Valentine’s gifts
12 February
Florists are bustling as loved-up Australians prepare to splurge for Valentine’s Day as the time-honoured gift remains popular, but with a next-generation twist. More than 3.8 million people are planning to buy gifts for their special someone in...[Read More]
The importance of financial advice in living a lifestyle of choice
6 February
Life is full of milestones and changes that shape our journey. Whether it’s starting a family, buying a home, running a business, or retiring, our financial needs and goals evolve over time. Navigating these transitions while maintaining a...[Read More]
The importance of keeping a vehicle mileage logbook and tips for accurate record-keeping
6 February
Maintaining a vehicle mileage logbook is an essential practice for anyone who uses their vehicle for business purposes. Not only does it help with accurate record-keeping, but it also ensures compliance with tax regulations, provides evidence for...[Read More]
Guiding adult children to contribute at home – fostering responsibility and independence
6 February
Many parents face the question of when their adult children living at home should start paying board and contributing to household expenses and chores as they transition into adulthood. The question of when and how much to charge, as well as the...[Read More]
What is ethical investing & how does it relate to ESG investing?
6 February
Investing is typically perceived as a wealthy-only pastime with no regard for the environment or social issues. However, that is not always the case, and the old mindset of making money for its own sake doesn’t need to stay. People have become...[Read More]
Exploring and acting on your interests can open doors you never imagined
6 February
Starting something new is an exhilarating yet daunting experience. Whether it’s pursuing a passion, learning an instrument, diving into mechanics, or mastering a trade, the journey is as rewarding as the destination. Taking that first step to...[Read More]
Musk-like efficiency role ‘strange’ call for Australia
6 February
Australia has a red tape problem and even the boss of the corporate watchdog acknowledges it. But introducing an Elon Musk-style Minister for Deregulation is a “strange” way to go about it, Jim Chalmers says. The treasurer was responding to a...[Read More]
Future Fund smashes growth target, eyes new investments
6 February
Investments in toll roads and student housing added a hefty $26 billion to Australia’s sovereign wealth in 2024. The 12.2 per cent return on The Future Fund was well in excess of the 6.4 per cent mandated target and brings the 10-year return to...[Read More]
Australia bans DeepSeek AI from government use
6 February
A Chinese artificial intelligence model that shocked the tech world has been banned from Australia’s government systems over national security concerns. All products, applications and services made by the China-based AI company DeepSeek must be...[Read More]
Women face new battles once they reach the boardroom
6 February
Women who have smashed the glass ceiling to take on leadership positions still encounter significant struggles navigating power dynamics in the boardroom. Researchers at the University of South Australia have found women specifically face challenges...[Read More]
AI angst – workers fear bosses will prioritise profit
5 February
Most Australian workers don’t trust their managers to introduce artificial intelligence technology and many fear leaders will prioritise profit over their wellbeing. The mistrust of AI tools is widespread among frontline employees, while senior...[Read More]
Curtain call: basic energy upgrades may save households
5 February
Australian households could knock more than $1500 off their energy bills with some basic home upgrades – and almost twice as much by investing in renewable energy technology. But the potential savings identified in a study – which add up to more...[Read More]