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Nearly half of employers admit to reusing work candidates did for free
Indeed’s Kate Furey unpacks new survey data showing 45% of employers admit reusing candidates’ unpaid interview work.
From 30 businesses to 120: Inside the funding boost for women in small business
COSBOA CEO Skye Cappuccio explains why this program gives small businesses a practical blueprint, not just a policy statement.
If you want AI tools to find your business, this is where they’re actually looking
New research from marketing agency Ten Speed shows AI tools mostly cite business websites, not Reddit, when people compare options.
AI still barely features in most sales job ads, new data shows
GTM job postings jumped nearly 20% in July, says Pointer Index founder Ricky Pearl. He explains what’s really behind the spike.
The ATO’s new pre-fill system for contractors: what to check before you lodge
The ATO says $21 billion in contractor payments will now pre-fill automatically. Assistant Commissioner Tony Goding explains what that changes.
Cloudflare’s new plan for AI agents: give them an identity, and a spending limit
Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince says AI agents need “a face” online. New tools aim to give them identity and payment limits.
Should you outsource your sales team? One exec makes the case
TP’s Richard Valente argues Australian businesses should consider outsourcing revenue growth entirely. It’s a genuinely contestable idea, here’s his case.
It’s not the WFH bill itself, it’s how it’s built, says this employment law expert
Peninsula Australia’s Gazelle Kalk says Victoria’s WFH bill lacks the detail that makes existing flexible work rights manageable for small employers.
Aussie finance leaders are rushing to use AI agents. Governance isn’t keeping up
Avalara CEO Hugo Sarrazin says speed without accountability creates new risk. A new survey backs that up with real numbers.
Victoria’s WFH bill isn’t dead, but small business exemptions are back on the table
Victoria’s WFH bill cleared the lower house. Now Premier Carroll is weighing changes that have business groups and HR leaders at odds.
LinkedIn is finally doing something about all that AI-written content in your feed
LinkedIn’s Chief Product Officer Hari Srinivasan says AI slop is now a “top priority.” Here’s what the platform is actually changing.
Applications open for CSIRO’s free Aquaculture SME Program
Free, eight weeks, aquaculture-focused. CSIRO’s Innovate to Grow program is open for applications now.