The legal issues most people face and the importance of seeking advice
23 January
Legal issues are an inevitable part of life. Whether you’re dealing with property transactions, employment disputes, family matters, or financial concerns, navigating the complexities of the legal system can be daunting. While the specifics of...[Read More]
Creating a refreshing and organised home for summer
23 January
As the summer months roll on, the warm weather brings longer days, sunshine, and the perfect opportunity to refresh your home. Whether you’re hosting barbecues, spending lazy afternoons with family, or just enjoying the season, these homemaking...[Read More]
Planning for business activity statements (BAS) and the importance of professional advice
23 January
Business Activity Statements (BAS) are a vital part of financial management for Australian businesses. They help businesses meet their tax obligations, including Goods and Services Tax (GST), Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) instalments, and other tax-related...[Read More]
Creating your ideal holiday for relaxation and renewal
23 January
The ideal holiday is a deeply personal experience tailored to the unique needs, preferences, and circumstances of everyone. While our differences mean that no two perfect holidays are identical, there is a common thread: the need for a physical...[Read More]
Lifetime pensions urged to make super system easier
22 January
Retirees should be offered a lifetime pension from the federal government, drawn from their savings, in order to make the superannuation system simpler, a report has urged. The Grattan Institute report on superannuation has recommended retirees use...[Read More]
Tax changes ruled out as treasurer launches food fight
22 January
The treasurer has poured cold water on any new taxes, saying Labor is focused on targeted cost of living relief. Asked whether Labor would bring any new taxes to the upcoming federal election, Jim Chalmers said, “no, our focus is on the tax...[Read More]
Australia warned to get productive or be left behind
22 January
Growing uncertainty will haunt the global economy as policy shifts threaten to reignite inflation, the International Monetary Fund warns. In its biannual update on the global economic outlook, the United Nations financial agency predicted central...[Read More]
Skills crisis, slowing starts hammer big housing target
22 January
A deepening skills shortage and plunging housing starts threaten the nation’s ambitious target of 1.2 million new homes by 2029. Housing construction data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Wednesday is expected to reflect the worst year...[Read More]
Trump won’t curb Australia’s climate crusade: Albanese
22 January
Australia has an enormous opportunity to speed up investment in clean energy after newly-minted president Donald Trump ended the United States’ embrace of renewables, the prime minister says. Within hours of becoming president, Mr Trump has...[Read More]
Cultural change needed with gender equality law reform
22 January
Cultural change will be just as important as measurable targets when it comes to improving workplace gender equality, a parliamentary committee has been told. Proposed law reforms would introduce a new requirement for businesses with 500 or more...[Read More]
‘Net zero hero’ myth risks overburdening individuals
22 January
It’s not unusual to see individuals championed as heroes of climate action, with their efforts to install rooftop solar and buy electric cars promoted as pivotal in the fight to save the planet. Hero figures can motivate others to follow suit but...[Read More]
Ways for consumers to put the ‘sun tax’ in the shade
22 January
For those who can afford it, adding a battery could beat the “sun tax” that will further deplete the once-generous rate of return for rooftop solar pioneers. A third of Australia’s households have rooftop solar and almost three quarters of the...[Read More]
Brad Pitt warns fans about scammers targeting fans
22 January
Brad Pitt has urged fans to be vigilant about catfishing after a scammer allegedly stole thousands of dollars pretending to be him. The actor has responded after a 53-year-old woman who identified herself as Anne claimed she was tricked into...[Read More]
Giant pandas debut at Adelaide Zoo
22 January
Giant pandas Yi Lan and Xing Qiu have frolicked joyfully for the first time in their new home at Adelaide Zoo’s Bamboo Forest, as dignitaries and visitors welcomed the pair to their new life in Australia. After an official welcome ceremony on...[Read More]
How to stand out in your industry: finding your passion and monetising It
16 January
In today’s competitive world, standing out in your industry requires more than just hard work and consistency—it demands passion, innovation, and the courage to take a stand. Many professionals aim to carve a niche for themselves, but only a...[Read More]