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Preventing employee neglect: Know your legal obligations

What needs to be done to ensure Australian employees are not missing out on vital care.

Inquiry seeks fairness in government contracts for SMEs

Mr Billson has launched an Inquiry to examine the impact of reforms to Commonwealth procurement rules on small business.

How to slay Google Ads this fiscal year

The three reasons why your Google Ads aren’t performing well.

What the new greenwashing guidelines mean for your business

Here’s how organisations of all sizes can avoid greenwashing and effectively communicate their ‘green’ practices.

Australia extends paid domestic violence leave to SME employees

SME employees will be entitled to 10 days of paid family and domestic violence leave under new workplace changes.

Australia’s National Digital ID could be here next year

Dr Philip Bos says traditional methods of proving identity are outdated and vulnerable to identity theft and fraud.

Opinion: Enhancing employee wellness through people management

Adam discusses shifting people management for improved employee well-being and productivity in the workplace.

Commercial credit demand declines in Australia

Insolvencies and late payments climb, while more SMBs and Sole Traders experience mortgage stress.

Level up with AI: Expert tips for businesses

In this week’s edition of Let’s Talk, our experts come together to discuss valuable AI tips for your business.

RBA holds interest rate at 4.10%

RBA has decided to leave the interest rate at 4.1%

Top stories

Tax reform debate returns, including cash flow taxes for SMEs

Australian Industry Group CEO Innes Willox has called for tax reform to boost productivity and benefit small businesses. Willox suggests implementing a cash flow tax, which proponents argue would simplify taxation and level the playing field for small businesses.

Fair Work investigators targeting ‘cheap eats’ restaurants with suspiciously affordable fare

The Fair Work Ombudsman in Australia has launched an undercover crackdown on underpaying workers in the cheap eats sector, particularly sushi bars. The national wage inspector has a food court flying squad on the lookout for suspiciously affordable fare.

Australia

Greens want Labor’s gas tax doubled

Labor's majority government could be in jeopardy if it pursues changes to the Petroleum Resource Rent Tax (PRRT) in Western Australia, risking the displeasure of the gas industry and potential loss of revenue.

Brisbane’s suburban rich list: Tracking the city’s changing fortunes

Move over riverside suburbs, Brisbane's Bardon and Grange are stealing the spotlight with soaring incomes. Find out how these areas climbed the ladder to become the city's new high-earning hotspots.

Mortgage refinance numbers keep breaking records from rates crunch

Refinance numbers in Australian states are on the rise, with Victoria leading the way. Major banks are gaining market share through incentives as interest rates increase. Loan volumes have declined, but house prices may still rise.

$A at two-month low as traders up US rate bets

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has paused from raising rates for a second month, with retail sales declining and consumers feeling the pressure. The RBA now faces the challenge of avoiding a recession or significant growth slowdown.

World

‘House of cards’: Russia’s booming economy could lead to big problems

Russia's economy is booming despite expectations of a recession due to the war with Ukraine. Strong growth figures have led to increased lending and public spending, but concerns remain about sustainability and a chronic worker shortage.

Fitch cuts US government’s AAA credit rating in surprise moveFitch Ratings has downgraded the US credit rating due to expected government debt increase and a decline in governance standards. This is only the second time in history that the nation's credit rating has been cut.

Tech

X Blue subscribers can now download videos from the website

X, the social network formerly known as Twitter, is now allowing verified users, predominantly Blue subscribers, to download videos from its website. This new feature aims to offer more convenience, eliminating the need for third-party websites or apps.

Shopify introduces over 100 new features, including AI-based solutions

Shopify introduces over 100 new features, including an AI-powered commerce assistant and a fee-free business credit card, to help small business owners thrive in the digital world. Discover how these updates can revolutionize your business.

5 Ways ChatGPT is harming your brand (And what to do about it)

In a world where brands take years to build but seconds to ruin, relying on ChatGPT could have detrimental effects. Lucy Werner, founder of HypeYourself.com, warns of pitfalls to protect your brand.

Curated for you

Why web3 is still small and what we need to grow

Web3 holds great potential for businesses and marketers, but there are barriers to overcome. Simplifying language, improving user experiences, and showcasing success stories are key in onboarding more people to Web3.

How to make your social media content more accessible

Discover how to create inclusive and accessible social media content in this article. Learn tips for captions, hashtags, images, videos, and ads that will reach a wider audience and boost your bottom line.

AI for business: Use cases and trends

From generating content to extracting data, AI has various applications in marketing. Learn about the six use cases of AI in marketing and how to write effective prompts for optimal results.

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