Guillermo Troncoso

If you use a Mac and you have a subscription to Office 365, Office 2016 for Mac is available to you from today.

Only 35.4 per cent of Australians sought the advice of a professional, such as an accountant or financial planner, when deciding to change superannuation providers.

Most of the upswing in consumer confidence that came as a result of the Government’s Budget has been reversed this week, according to the latest ANZ-Roy Morgan Consumer Confidence findings.

The Search Party, an online recruitment marketplace founded in Sydney, is making big steps in establishing itself as a worldwide platform, today announcing its acquisition of JobAdvisor.

As a celebrant, Stephanie Longmuir would see first-hand the sadness and frustration that arose with the lack of planning left behind by the deceased.

Optus is introducing the rollover of unused data as part of a new prepaid plan.

The minimum wage in Australia has now risen by $16 per week, a result of the annual wage review decision that came into effect yesterday.

A $228,000 fine has been handed down to the operator of a travel services company for underpaying an employee because she thinks the requirement of minimum pay rates is “just crazy”.

The theory that it’s mostly unhappy customers that head online to share reviews is being challenged, with new figures suggesting it’s those happy consumers that are willing to put their positive opinions on the World Wide Web.

Around 100 suppliers have been paid back $12 million by Coles after buyers were found to have employed “threatening” tactics in their dealings.