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Could e-invoicing save small businesses up to $40k a year each?
ENTERPRISE application company SAP SE is reporting significant financial gains among its small business clients who have switched to e-invoicing.
Most Australian small-to-medium sized businesses (SMBs) could save tens of thousands of dollars a year by transitioning to e-invoicing, according to SAP’s new report – The connected SMB: Embracing digital…
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- Google, Meta, TikTok and Twitter to appear before committee
- Union calls on Federal Government to pay everyday Australians to help solve aged care crisis
- Public urged to be cautious before donating to help those in the Queensland flood disaster zone
- Everyone’s a critic, but small businesses need kindly customers
- Parliament seeks views on access to regional news
- Select Committee on Social Media and Online Safety commences public hearings
- Westpac offers emergency support for customers impacted by Queensland floods
- Banking services essential to rural and regional small businesses - Ombudsman
- Green Finance Framework's $300 million investment an Australian first
- PJCIS to review listing Hizballah and the Base as terrorist organisations under Criminal Code
- Union says Carmichael mine operators refuse to bargain over 'poor food arrangements, safety problems and exhaustion'
- Parliament to review regional news services
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20 Jan, 2022Travel agents welcome Queensland decision to open international gates
Travel, Tourism & EventsTHE Australian Federation of Travel Agents (AFTA) has welcomed the Queensland Government’s announcement that fully vaccinated international arrivals would be able to enter without quarantine from 1am on Saturday, January 22.
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15 Jan, 2022Australian wool industry protects itself with blockchain
AgribusinessTHE AUSTRALIAN wool industry and its partners have begun tracing the lifetime journey of authentic wool products by utilising blockchain technology.
The approach is an initiative between Everledger, a global pioneer in provenance technology, and the not-for-profit body for the Australian wool industry, Australian Wool…
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15 Jan, 2022Aust Govt looks to assist human rights of women and girls across the Pacific
Asia PacificTHE Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade of the Australian Government presented a critical report on the human rights of women and girls in the Pacific to the Parliament in late 2020. A total of 14 substatial recommendations were made in the report.
A key theme of the inquiry was that the underlying…
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15 Jan, 2022All Qld regions will grow on way to net zero – Deloitte report
Regional Economic DevelopmentQUEENSLANDERS will have more jobs to choose from, and live in a larger economy, if the state manages the transformation to a clean economy well, a new Deloitte Access Economics report has found.
People powering the future, commissioned by the Climate Council, found managing the transformation to a clean economy successfully…
Innovative Australian Companies
Australian wool industry protects itself with blockchain
THE AUSTRALIAN wool industry and its partners have begun tracing the lifetime journey of authentic wool products by utilising blockchain technology.
…Big Ass Fans propelled by Australian innovation award
A DEVELOPER and manufacturer of innovative electrical fans has demonstrated there is always a better way to do things, being lauded for its designs…
Bio-waste innovators Finn Biogas win $1m support for localised modular energy plants
BRISBANE-BASED engineering company Finn Biogas has a breakthrough bio-energy technology that will transform the way organic waste is disposed – and…
Companies on the Move
Building businesses ‘from the garage’ up
By Leon Gettler. Talking Business >>
CHAMBERLAIN GROUP, Australia’s leading manufacturer in garage door openers and accessories, has embraced change…
People on the Move
AFCA names Paul Kearney as new EGM for people and culture
ME BANK executive Paul Kearney will join the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) as its new executive general manager for people and…
Innovation
Bio-waste innovators Finn Biogas win $1m support for localised modular energy plants
BRISBANE-BASED engineering company Finn Biogas has a breakthrough bio-energy technology that will transform the way organic waste is disposed – and…
Trade
Taiwan puts forward its case to join the CPTPP
REPRESENTATIVES of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Australia will appear at an Australian parliamentary…
Asia-Pacific
Aust Govt looks to assist human rights of women and girls…
THE Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade of the Australian Government presented a critical…
Digital Business
Overcoming the challenges boards face with digital…
THE RECENT global shift in how organisations operate and manage day-to-day processes has put digital transformation at…
Editorial
Australia f-ed up
AS CLUMSY and debilitating as Facebook’s news feed ban has been – for thousands of businesses and community…
Management
Funding welcomed for critical small business mental health program
THE Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman, Bruce Billson has welcomed the Australian Government’s commitment to renew funding for…
Opinion
National Small Business Commissioners forum communique
Australia's Small Business Commissioners issued a communique to mark National Family Business Day on September 17. Here…
Business Travel & Events
Travel agents welcome Queensland decision to open international gates
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TWU urges government to provide rapid testing kits to save supply chains
EMPTY supermarket shelves underscore governmental failure to provide rapid antigen testing kits (RATs) for transport…
Research & Books
ASBFEO surveys women business owners to strategize boosting Australia’s economy through female entrepreneurs
IN A BID to support and encourage female entrepreneurship in Australia, women who currently own and lead businesses are…
News Feature
Cultural change required for Australia to overcome COVID says CEDA panel
Regional Economic Development
All Qld regions will grow on way to net zero – Deloitte report
QUEENSLANDERS will have more jobs to choose from, and live in a larger economy, if the state manages the transformation…
Manufacturing Acumen
Are resources companies helping drive Qld manufacturing revival?
QUEENSLAND resources companies are increasingly turning to local businesses to supply their goods and services, according to a new report, helping to…
Aviation Acumen
UNSW aviation conference to land heavily on COVID impact
THE INTERNATIONAL AVIATION conference being hosted by the UNSW School of Aviation this weekend will touch down on the global impact of COVID-19 on the industry.
The 24th Annual Air Transport Research Society (ATRS)…
Automotive Acumen
Falcon GTHO Phase III sells for $1.3m and Holden VS GTSR tops $750k
A HSV HOLDEN VS GTSR W1 sold at auction on Saturday for $750,000, at an event billed as Australia’s most collectable line up of classic vehicles ever to go to auction.
Build #017 off the production…
Debt Recovery & Management
Ombudsman sounds alarm for small businesses as debt to ATO soars
THE retiring Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman, Kate Carnell has urged the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) to refrain from…
Legal
To survive the Great Resignation, business leaders must innovate now
MELBOURNE lawyer Rob Jackson is warning of the high risk to businesses intellectual property (IP) should workers change jobs in large numbers…
Acumen Archives
Less pain and effort now it’s Ezy-As
For many, the arduous task of donning compression stockings can be frustrating. This is especially true if the wearer is living independently,…
Business Incubator
ACS welcomes Federal Government’s 2020 Cyber Security Strategy
ACS, the professional association for Australia’s technology sector, has welcomed the release of the Federal Government’s 2020 Cyber Security…
Queensland Leaders
Stormbirds warn of reputational damage clouding business horizons
STORMBIRDS founders and directors, Jane Hedger and Leonie Vandeven, not only understand the true value of business reputation – they are skilled and experienced at protecting it. In this succinct…
NSW Leaders
Forum for Accelerating Research and Innovation in NSW draws enthusiastic support
WESTERN SYDNEY University today hosted, in partnership with NSW State Member for Vaucluse Gabrielle Upton, the industry forum, Accelerating Research and Innovation in NSW, at its Parramatta City…
Victorian Leaders
From HR Gurus to Millennial who-do
South Australian Leaders
Clarke Energy changes the power game
CLARKE ENERGY is building a reputation for being one of the most agile and innovative power generation suppliers in the country as Australia transitions to multi-source power generation.
The…
Western Australian Leaders
CFO Centre gives companies a new analytical edge
Creative Industries
The Qld Choir back in business with modern masterpiece…
Á MODERN choral classic that has become a number-one hit – as the go-to music in ads, films and concert halls worldwide – is set to inspire and…
Sports Business
Fitness Australia moves step closer to 'allied health' with…
IN A MAJOR step forward in the fitness industry’s alignment with 'allied health', Fitness Australia has today announced a milestone provider…
Indigenous Business
A clear view on proposed Indigenous Procurement Policy…
By Dean Foley >>
A NEW article claims MPs from both sides of the political divide have called for stricter criteria…
Advertising & Marketing
Discounting prices can discount your brand says Eisner
By Leon Gettler, Talking Business >>
IN AUSTRALIA, consumers are used to companies discounting products when there’s a downturn in the market. But a…
Training & Careers
Why Deputy CEO Ashik Ahmed dislikes today's 'gig' economy
By Leon Gettler, Talking Business >>
THE LOCKDOWNS have had a massive impact on gig workers. Whether they be Uber…
Finance & Investment
REIQ chief accuses Qld Govt of 'milking the property cash…
THE Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) is accusing the Queensland Government of "dipping into the piggy bank of property…
Agribusiness
Australian wool industry protects itself with blockchain
THE AUSTRALIAN wool industry and its partners have begun tracing the lifetime journey of authentic wool products by utilising blockchain…
Community Business
Just Jeans, Lorna Jane, Myer on Oxfam's critical Naughty list
OXFAM WANTS MAJOR FASHION retailers and brands in Australia – such as Just Jeans, Lorna Jane, Myer and Peter Alexander – to be open about how and…
Better Business Technology
Empired finds a secure silver lining in the cloud
Environment
Real Carbon Price Index created to 'step up the pressure on polluters'
A GLOBAL COALITION of businesspeople and academics has released its ground-breaking Real Carbon Price Index to track the progress the world is making towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
“Our…
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