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The surging popularity of vinyl record sales has given a reprieve to retailers under pressure from declining CD sales and the strong growth in online music streaming and downloads.

As an Australian girl in Nepal for the first time eight years ago, Stephanie Woollard experienced the full gamut of emotions.

Like many Indigenous Australians, Jack Manning Bancroft had grown up hearing about and seeing Aboriginal disadvantage. The difference was, at just 19 years old; he set his sights on doing something about it.

After spending four years working in garment design at one of the world’s largest surf brands, Brisbane-based Megan Todd craved getting back to her fashion dreams of creating handmade designs.

Nick Savaidis, owner and founder of Australian fashion and sportsgear label Etiko stands out as one of just two companies to achieve an A+ rating for the integrity of its supply chain.

Making the best out of truly adverse circumstances is embodied in Leola Foon. At just 28 years of years, the fit and healthy Sydneysider nearly lost her life to a brain aneurism.

Krispy Kreme and Starbucks outlets may have dotted the streets of cities around Australia just a few years ago, but frozen yogurt has taken over.

More often than not, the spotlight is firmly on success. And rightly so. Success is hardly likely if the focus is on failure.

The tourism industry has always been a hot market, but the sheer success of sites like Airbnb has caught many smaller operators off guard.

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A new technology initiative in the Northern Territory aims to produce a minimum of 50 ‘work ready’ apprentices over the next five years, with half to be young Indigenous Australians.

In Sydney to congratulate St George bank on funding a raft of new incubator spaces for start-ups, Dynamic Business caught up with new Federal Small Business Minister, The Hon. Bruce Billson.

In considering small business ownership, to many, the face of the sector could be your smiling local café owner.

For decades, cocoa was a crop many said could not be grown commercially on local soil. How wrong they were.

‘One person’s trash is another person’s treasure’ certainly rings true when considering the spate of nostalgic bars, café’s, shops and even cinema’s cropping up around Australia.