Business
The impact of commercial legal disputes
14 November
In the complex world of business, commercial disputes are a common occurrence that can be both challenging and draining. Whether it involves a disagreement between two businesses or an issue with a supplier or client, commercial disputes are never...[Read More]
Strategic steps to secure a promotion: a comprehensive guide to advancing your career
14 November
Planning for a promotion at work requires a strategic approach that demonstrates your value and prepares you for increased responsibilities. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help structure a successful promotion plan: Clarify Your Promotion...[Read More]
Women written into code: standards target tech workers
13 November
Pay transparency, parental leave and flexible work will be among factors assessed by Australian technology firms under a push to encourage more women to join the industry. The Tech Council of Australia unveiled the standards at its National Tech...[Read More]
Coles calls out ‘politicisation’ of cost of living
13 November
Coles is disappointed cost of living is being “politicised”, speculating inquiries into the supermarket have been set up to deflect concerns about inflation. The grocery giant was well aware consumers were facing economic pressures and was...[Read More]
Making the most of the end of the calendar year: tips for businesses to finish strong
7 November
As the calendar year draws to a close, businesses are presented with a unique opportunity to reflect, refocus, and rally. The year’s final months are crucial for building momentum and setting the stage for a successful year ahead. Here are...[Read More]
Artificial Intelligence: Balancing Opportunities and Cautions
7 November
Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming how we work, live, and communicate. AI offers remarkable possibilities, from streamlining business operations to enhancing personal convenience. However, before we embrace these advancements, we...[Read More]
Bonus to stick with army helps Australia to stay ready
6 November
Cash bonuses for serving personnel will do little to improve retention rates, a veterans’ welfare organisation warns. The Albanese government on Tuesday announced a $600 million package to keep people in the military, while releasing the 2024...[Read More]
Impact of $16 billion HECS debt cut ‘kind of invisible’
6 November
Middle and high-income Australians are set to benefit most from a plan to slash student debt but even then, it won’t significantly change their lives, an economist says. The federal government has promised to spend $16 billion on cutting debt by...[Read More]
Fess up! Independents push parties on climate targets
6 November
The major parties are being urged to declare their 2035 climate targets with the nation’s land mass already warming beyond 1.5 degrees. A group of independent MPs on Tuesday called for emissions reduction targets to be released before the next...[Read More]
Unlocking your future: the power of choosing the right subjects for career success
31 October
Choosing the right subjects in school or university can significantly shape your future career pathways. Here are some reasons why making informed choices about subjects is essential: Alignment with Career Goals Relevance: Selecting...[Read More]
Australia to fire up missile build amid stock scarcity
30 October
Russia’s war in Ukraine shows Australia needs the capacity to build up its own missile and ammunition stockpiles at home as global security deteriorates, the defence industry minister says. Australia will push to domestically manufacture missiles...[Read More]
More trust in mining sector as clean energy needs grow
30 October
Australians are becoming more trusting of the mining industry as its role in a clean energy future diverts the spotlight from its coal-aligned past. But to maintain the public’s confidence, the sector must continue to address environmental,...[Read More]
Women still face barriers to entering the tech industry
30 October
Women working in Australia’s tech industry are still facing boys’ clubs and pay discrepancies, a study has found, despite some improvements to employment conditions and workplace culture. But getting into the industry might be the most...[Read More]
Community funding boost to support at-risk youth
30 October
Disadvantaged Australians will receive more local support as the federal government attempts to use national funds to tackle individual communities’ needs. The Commonwealth will spend almost $20 million over five years to establish Partnerships...[Read More]
Want to quit work an hour earlier? Deploy a robot or AI
23 October
Only one-in-three Australians are using advanced technology like AI and robotics to make their job easier but two thirds say they could benefit from it. Workers estimate the technology could save them more than an hour a day on tasks, and they are...[Read More]