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SMEs are crucial for Australia’s productivity growth, but COSBOA is concerned about upcoming laws and emphasizes the need for flexible, efficient workplaces.

The Australian Government has released a major new economic strategy to boost trade and investment ties with Southeast Asia

Australia’s top-performing female small business owners have been honoured during a glittering gala event held on Saturday 23 September.

Entries have opened for the TMRRW Awards AU/NZ 2023 till 12 October.

New data shows low unemployment rate driving more salary negotiations

NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey unveiled the 2023-2024 state budget on Tuesday, featuring the following key initiatives.

2023 Family Business Survey spotlights challenges for Aussie family firms on Family Business Day.

According to the study, 47% expect AI/ML to boost human potential, while 45% predict a more diverse workforce.

Banjo Loan CEO urges increased small business incentives in the upcoming New South Wales State Budget.

CES 2024, a technology-focused gathering in Las Vegas from January 9 to 12

The measures, originally outlined in the 2022-23 Budget, aim to provide practical support to SMEs, recognizing their vital role in Australia’s economy.

August unemployment rate remains firm at 3.7%

R U OK?Day 2023 is Thursday 14 September and is a reminder that every day is the day to ask, ‘are you OK?’ and start a meaningful conversation with your colleagues.

Finder compared the performance of Australia’s top investment funds against AI.

CSIRO’s Alice Trend, David Zhang, and Thierry Rakotoarivelo examine AI models like ChatGPT, which raise data retention and online privacy concerns.

Australian business activity nears record lows since January 2017 due to cost pressures and reduced demand, impacting supply chain revenue.

New study shows that half of all Australian businesses will look offshore for suppliers and customers as the cost of doing business grows.

ACCC urges businesses to amend contracts before Nov 9.

Despite facing persistent challenges, the August results paint a more optimistic picture for SMEs, with growing confidence and a brighter outlook compared to earlier this year.

Data shows 25% of SMEs fear irreversible damage from privacy breaches, inspired by cases like Medibank, Optus, and Telstra, with an additional 25% uncertain about Privacy Act obligations.