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Does the new road transport fuel order apply to your business? An expert breaks it down step by step

The Fair Work Commission’s fuel cost recovery order is now in effect and applies to more businesses than many owners realise. Gazelle Kalk of Peninsula Australia explains who’s affected and what to do in four steps.

Yajush Gupta · 2 min
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5 tips for staying on top of your workload and managing a team

What to do when you travel a lot for work.

Danielle Jones · 2 min
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Foodora exits Aust amid pay legal disputes

Food delivery service will cease business in Australia.

AAP · 2 min
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Business events: avoiding common disasters

Running events is a great way for SMEs to meet and connect with customers. Sure, social media is a cool way to interact with your audience and spruik your business, but sometimes you need to log out of Facebook and have actual human interactions. Even in a tech-heavy age where smartphones are conveniently ubiquitous, nothing beats […]

Phil Silverstone · 2 min
Cashflow

Which Car Suits Your Business Model Best?

When you own and operate a small business, you’ll find yourself experiencing many milestones. Purchasing a company car is often one of the significant stepping stones towards future success. The kind of vehicle you require will hinge on the type of business you run – a Ford Focus hatchback would not be particularly useful to […]

Dynamic Business · 2 min
Apps

ACT to be world’s first capital to legalise ‘disruptive’ Uber

The ACT is set to be the first national capital to regulate online ride-sharing service, Uber, as the service prepares to legally enter the Canberra market from October 30th. According to an ABC report the reforms to ACT legislation will see taxi licences immediately halved from $20,000 to $10,000 in order to ensure the taxi […]

Daniel Jacobs · 2 min
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Truckside advertising entrepreneurs set to revolutionise the industry

Two of Perth’s youngest entrepreneurs 22 year old Paul Slee and 23 year old Lachlan Nally have launched an Australian – Truckside Ads – revolutionising the Australian outdoor advertising industry.

Paul Hayman · 2 min
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$20 Billion per year needed for Australia’s public transport

The Tourism and Transport Forum will release a report today by LEK consulting that claims Australian Governments will need to spend $20 Billion per year on new transport projects over the next decade to accommodate Australia’s growing demand.

David Olsen · 2 min
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DHL and TCA increase Trans-Tasman capacity

DHL Express, and airline partner Tasman Cargo Airlines (TCA) have increased Trans-Tasman capacity with a new Boeing 757 offering Trans-Tasman customers increased capacity and ‘greener’ features.

Paul Hayman · 2 min
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MyZone tickets intro win for Cityrail but fail for buses

The NSW Government’s new integrated ticketing platform for public transport MyZone, has been introduced today to less chaos than was feared by CityRail, however some commuters are upset, particularly those traveling on buses.

David Olsen · 2 min
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Fletchers Freighters appoints administrators McGrathNicol

Fletchers Freighters has gone into voluntary administration with McGrathNicol on Sunday with the business to be restructured and possibly sold in a trade sale.

David Olsen · 2 min
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ACCC issues draft decision on Hunter Valley Rail

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has issued a draft decision not to accept the proposed access arrangements lodged by the Australian Rail Track Corporation for the Hunter Valley rail network in their current form, on the basis that they are unlikely to be appropriate under the Trade Practices Act 1974. The Hunter Valley rail […]

David Olsen · 2 min
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Billion-dollar rail link under threat

Disputes over the $2.3 billion Eagle Downs hard coking coal project in Queensland threatens a billion dollar Queensland Rail (QR) expansion, with Aquila Resources and Bowen Central Coal (BCC) disputing the infrastructure arrangements. Disputes over the infrastructure terms resulting in the use of the Dalrymple terminal in Mackay instead of the expanded Abbot Point coal […]

David Olsen · 2 min
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Growth | Import | Export

Benefits of airfreight

Exporting by airfreight is an expensive exercise, but some commodities wouldn’t become exports without this mode of transport. Here’s why some exporters choose airfreight. Airfreight sounds like a jetsetter’s lifestyle. One morning you’re enjoying an early paddle in the waters off the coast of sunny Queensland and before you know it, you’re at your dinner date […]

Adeline Teoh · 2 min