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Rare Birds program will help 90 women jump-start their businesses
In a fully-funded program announced in June by the Federal Government, Inspiring Rare Birds has awarded scholarships to 90 female business owners from marginalised...
Mentally healthy workplace initiatives: $50,000 grants available
Projects and initiatives that help support mental health recovery in the workplace could be eligible for a NSW Government grant worth up to $50,000.
Minister...
“Speed to market is critical:” A CEO’s steps for using tech to grow fast
CEO of 28 by Sam Wood, David Jackson, talks us through their decision to triple investment in analytics and technology in order to grow...
Australia not ranked in Top 10 countries for ‘most inclusive workplaces’
To encourage businesses to take a stand against discrimination and push for a progressive future, Global Workplace Providers Instant Offices have gathered and analysed data...
National labour hire program giving businesses the opportunity to hire people with disabilities
In the lead up to the Christmas rush, many small to medium businesses will be looking for additional short-term labour to meet the extra...
Why business owners should manage their business as an asset
For many business owners, their business provides a means of employment and an income. Often, they started the business for that very purpose.
However,...
Lessons from the Thomas Cook collapse: how to tell if a company is in trouble
Thomas Cook, one of the world’s largest and oldest travel companies, recently went out of business due, at least in part, to unserviceable debt...
$50K on offer for start-ups in the 2019 Westpac Innovation Challenge
The Westpac Innovation Challenge has launched today, giving start-ups, scale-ups and entrepreneurs the chance to win $50,000 and professional support to grow their business.
The...
The Australian workplace of the future: Research shows pathway for office success
The nature of work is changing. Employees are demanding smarter, more collaborative environments, flexibility and digital rich workspaces. Unfortunately, many businesses get it wrong,...
Small businesses unprepared for the latest wave of scams
More than half (53%) of small business owners are worried their business will be scammed
Despite this, two thirds don’t train their staff...
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Instant asset write-off incentive an opportunity for SMEs to digitise
With the 2020 Federal Budget bringing news of a new instant asset write-off measure for Australian small businesses, SMEs are being urged...
Business Ethics: Why it’s time to do business “for better”
As the public looks to businesses for the stability and guidance that many international organisations, governments and political institutions have failed to...
What the increased R&D Tax Incentive means for businesses
Many stakeholders in the Start-up and Innovation Funding sector were delighted to see the Morrison Government enhance the value of the R&D...
Let’s Talk: Success Secrets
Success looks different for each business. There is a huge variety in the business models that we hold up as success stories....
Unfair dismissal claim against Deliveroo may have widespread consequences for the gig economy
A former rider for Deliveroo has taken the food-delivery service to the Fair Work Commission (FWC) in an unfair dismissal case.
Australian dairy industry shifts its focus from China to Southeast Asia
As trade tensions with China increase, Australian industries as diverse as cotton, barley, coal and meat are being forced to reassess their...
Buy now, pay later made easy for SMEs as Zip partners with Visa, Apple, Google
Zip has announced its partnership with Visa, Apple and Google to allow many more small businesses to accept buy now, pay later...