Professional Services
Featured
10 May 2021
MID-MARKET BUSINESSES ARE UPBEAT
Confidently emerging from COVID-19
CLIVE BIRD
AUSTRALIA’S mid-market businesses are upbeat, and markedly less worried about the ending of the JobKeeper program than they were six months ago.
Featured
18 November 2020
DREADED TAX TO BE AXED
Goodbye stamp duty, hello home
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM
IT is probably our most despised tax and has been the scourge of home buyers for generations, but the good news is stamp duty may soon be axed.
Featured
12 October 2020
RISE OF CYBER CRIME IN COVID
What changes has the office exodus brought
GORDON ARCHIBALD
GORDON ARCHIBALD
The COVID-19 pandemic caused the mass relocation of workers from the relative safety of their corporate network to studies, bedrooms and kitchen tables all over the world – expanding the attack surface of organisations exponentially.
Featured
13 April 2020
PAYROLL CHANGES TO LOOK OUT FOR
New measures target wage theft
DALLAS SHERRINGHAM
PAYROLL payments have come a long way since we received a small brown envelope stashed with a selection of well used notes and a few coins back in the good old days.
Featured
08 April 2020
WESTERN SYDNEY'S HOOVER DAM
Metro West a perfect economic kick starter
THE Western Sydney Business Chamber has described Sydney Metro West as Western Sydney’s Hoover Dam project that will help to kickstart the economic recovery after COVID-19.
Featured
01 April 2020
FROM MOTORSPORT PARK TO HUB
Model for technological transformation
RED DWYER
THE Silverstone Technology Cluster in the UK could be the model for the transformation of the Sydney Motorsport Park precinct into a hub for advanced manufacturing in Western Sydney.
RED DWYER
THE Silverstone Technology Cluster in the UK could be the model for the transformation of the Sydney Motorsport Park precinct into a hub for advanced manufacturing in Western Sydney.
Featured
02 March 2020
BOOKTOPIA TARGETS BIG W
Private consortium raises $20M
RED DWYER
AUSTRALIAN online bookstore Booktopia Pty Ltd plans to knock off Australia’s largest book retailer Big W following a capital raising of $20M from a consortium of private investors.
RED DWYER
AUSTRALIAN online bookstore Booktopia Pty Ltd plans to knock off Australia’s largest book retailer Big W following a capital raising of $20M from a consortium of private investors.
