July 26-27 This e-learning and training conference and expo showcases the latest solutions, trends, technology advances and best training practices from around the world. Aimed at those in learning and development, sales and marketing, and multimedia and software fields. Session topics will include virtual training, innovation and e-learning, and coaching generation-Y. Priced at $790.00 ($395 […]
Sydney: Managing a Business A workshop for employers who currently employ or are considering employing staff in a shop. This workshop will provide employers who already have an understanding of basic employment conditions, with a more thorough working knowledge of shop employment conditions specific to their industry. Working in small groups, participants will be guided […]
Western Sydney: Marketing This seminar will cover: • Key principles of emarketing • Cirtical success factors for emarketing success • Assessing search engine campaigns and maximising their effectiveness For further information and to register, visit http://smallbiz.nsw.gov.au Venue Western Sydney Business Centre, NSW Department of State and Regional Development, Level 2, 470 Church Street (Cnr Harold […]
August 4 – 8 2007 Gift & Homewares Australia and Reed Gifts Fairs have joined together to present their August 2007 gift fairs in two great Melbourne venues: The Melbourne Exhibition Centre and a new location, The Melbourne Showgrounds. The Melbourne Showgrounds is just 8 kilometres from the Exhibition Centre. Continuous FREE shuttle buses will […]
Consumer sentiment has fallen, despite historically low unemployment and steady interest rates, a survey shows. Worries about rising interest rates may be restraining consumer sentiment, despite a run of strong economic growth figures, with respondents less confident about buying a house. But the overall index was still high, with economists crediting Treasurer Peter Costello's May […]
If you're finding GST a problem, a solution may have been found… Many more small businesses will be able to complete their GST paper work more simply under a government bill introduced into federal parliament on Wednesday. Revenue Minister Peter Dutton said a wide range of small businesses would be able to reduce their compliance […]
There’s no denying insurance is assurance for your business. Gina De Bonis takes us through the importance of being properly insured, and the key insurance products worth considering. Insurance is important to the livelihood of any business, and consumers should be aware of the possible pitfalls if they’re not adequately protecting themselves, or their business. […]
Now in their 42nd year, the Australian Export Awards are an annual pat-on-the-back for companies involved in international business, recognising those who achieve excellence in exporting. Megan Sheerin takes a look at eight of last year’s entrants to see what makes them global go-getters, and how they intend to keep it up. For many Australian […]
What's exporting where, and how to get involved… The U.S. Music Market Current technology means it’s never been easier for Australian artists to enter the US market, according to Austrade. The increase in digital tools, such as social networking site MySpace and video-sharing site YouTube, has meant there’s been a large influx of Australian artists […]
The world is curious about Australia—our environment, people and lifestyle. Rebecca Spicer explores the significance of Australiana products and services on the world market, and emerging opportunities for exporters. From the fluffy stuffed koala and the novelty boomerang, to Australian produce and international celebrities, our Australiana exports are certainly eclectic. While there are no real […]
