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Cash flow and access to startup capital are the stalwart issues for Australian SMEs. Have you fully investigated the range of government grants for which you may be eligible?

While M&A deals may be ordinarily considered more the domain of large businesses, there are opportunities for smaller players as well.

Rumours have been swirling around on the internet for months now, but the day is finally here – Apple has unveiled two new iPhones.

Mental health in the workplace is set to come to the forefront of the national agenda this week as Australia asks R U OK?

The number of organisations with procurement procedures oriented towards sustainability and reducing carbon emissions has grown over the past two years.

The Fair Work Commission (FWC) has ruled that sending pornographic material via work email accounts isn’t cause for an automatic dismissal.

Seeing young kids playing on smartphones and tablets is an extremely common sight – after all, they’re dubbed ‘digital natives’ for a reason.

It’s the symptom list of just about every office worker in the land: sore and tired eyes, aching neck, headache, back pain. For so long, many workers have just rolled with the punches.

The latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) revealed that the number of Australian stay-at-home Dads almost doubled over the past decade.

As Tony Abbott and the coalition took a convincing election victory at the weekend, business now looks to the weeks ahead and what changes are likely to be made.

With just one day to go until Australia heads to the polls, many small business owners are asking themselves which party best represents their needs.

New research has revealed just 20 per cent of Australian companies have a firm policy for buying Australian made goods wherever possible.

The majority of Australian entrepreneurs are risk takers and competitors, according to new research.

When Rob Dallimore returned to Worldwide Printing Solutions as CEO in 2010, the business was in bad shape. Dynamic Business sat down with the CEO to find out how the business was turned around.

Work-related injuries and illnesses have cost the Australian economy more than $60 billion in the past year.

For many Australians, social responsibility has become more important than ever.

Considering trading opportunities with China, many Australian SMEs may view the market as almost exclusively an exporter. Yet new research reveals the reality is in fact quite the opposite.

More social media companies are recognising the need to make their services accessible for people with disabilities.

The rise of ‘on demand’ TV – streamed or downloaded online – has meant that while our favourite shows are just a click away, the social element of watching together has been left by the wayside.

Once upon a time, the ‘open 24 hour a day, 7 days a week’ business model was reserved for big city convenience stores, petrol stations, and not much else.