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EY research says abolishing ABCC could cost Australian economy $47b by 2030
THE Australian Labor Party's (ALP) current policy to abolish the Australian Building and Construction Commission (ABCC) could result in a $47.5 billion hit to the economy, according to economic modelling by EY.
EY’s modelling found that in the context of building Australia’s economic recovery from COVID-19 and acute supply-side pressures currently facing…
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- Battered business to bear the brunt of wage hike says Employsure
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- Government must threaten UK-style gas profits tax or face factories closing says AWU
- Further drop in building approvals amid more challenging backdrop - Master Builders
- Major rise in Australia’s charity sector revenue and expenses
- Research reveals shrinking incomes as NSW PS workers unite to smash pay cap
- Former Chief of Defence Force urges ACT Government to allow medical use of psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy
- Now 82k-plus vacancies in hospitals and aged care
- Stars back electrification to smash emissions and power bills.
- RMIT welcomes the addition of Auslan courses to Victoria’s Free TAFE list
- Westpac expands support for flood-affected SMEs and communities
- Rising interest rates bad news for vulnerable says Vinnies
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AUSTRALIA’S MOST DYNAMIC
BUSINESS LEADERS
How innovation is built in for
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20 Jun, 2022CouriersPlease CEO drives industry leading transformation
Companies on the MoveAUSTRALIA’s courier, express and parcel (CEP) market has been forecast to grow to $15 billion by 2025 – according to a Mordor Intelligence report – thanks to an online shopping boom worth $47.9bn last year. This is projected, according to IbisWorld research, to increase 8.9 percent this year alone.
It is in this environment…
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17 Jun, 2022AI can enhance creativity in business
Digital BusinessBy Leon Gettler, Talking Business >>
CREATIVE USE of artificial intelligence (AI) can change every kind of business, from fast moving consumer goods companies to retailers to banks, according to Thoughtworks director of data and AI practice, David Colls.
He said creative AI could be used to generate content, new products and…
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01 Jun, 2022Vantari VR reduces medical error by 40pc – Wollongong University research
InnovationMEDICAL VIRTUAL REALITY company, Vantari VR, has been found to help reduce medical errors by an astounding 40 percent.
In tests conducted in partnership with the University of Wollongong (UOW), researchers also found Vantari VR training software had helped student clinicians to improve performance by 32 percent and adherence to…
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31 May, 2022Why can’t we unlock the innovation from research? Governments and academia alike hold the key
InnovationBy Dr Mobin Nomvar >>
STREET ARTIST Banksy once lamented of Modern Art that most of the world’s creative minds were being attracted to the advertising sector, locking up the world’s creativity from the modern art scene.
He famously said, “Never in the field of human history has so much been used by so many to say so little.”
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Innovative Australian Companies
Why can’t we unlock the innovation from research? Governments and academia alike hold the key
By Dr Mobin Nomvar >>
STREET ARTIST Banksy once lamented of Modern Art that most of the world’s creative minds were being attracted to the…
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…
Companies on the Move
CouriersPlease CEO drives industry leading transformation
AUSTRALIA’s courier, express and parcel (CEP) market has been forecast to grow to $15 billion by 2025 – according to a Mordor Intelligence report –…
People on the Move
Rubrik appoints former CIA chief information security officer Michael Mestrovich
RUBRIK has named former CIA chief information security officer, Michael Mestrovich, to the company’s CISO role.
Mr Mestrovich will lead Rubrik’s…
Innovation
Vantari VR reduces medical error by 40pc – Wollongong University research
MEDICAL VIRTUAL REALITY company, Vantari VR, has been found to help reduce medical errors by an astounding 40 percent.
In tests conducted in…
Trade
Parliamentary Inquiry supports CPTPP trade expansion to include UK, Taiwan and South Korea
THE Federal Parliamentary Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade (JSCFADT) has tabled its…
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
AI can enhance creativity in business
By Leon Gettler, Talking Business >>
CREATIVE USE of artificial intelligence (AI) can change every kind of business,…
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
'Here's what I want to see in tonight's Federal Budget' – Scott Phillips
OPINION by Scott Phillips>>
MERRY CHRISTMAS. Oh, I know it’s not actually Christmas. It’s better – it’s Federal Budget…
Business Travel & Events
Tourism businesses still await critical government support
In Brief
Master Builders applaud High Court decision that 'sees through' CFEMU attempt to erase law breaking history
THE FOLLY of the Labor Party policy to abolish the construction watchdog, the Australian building and Construction…
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
Australia’s Monarc Global partners with UK’s Aviation Data Solutions
TWO INDUSTRY-LEADING aviation technology software companies, Monarc Global, based in Australia, and Aviation Data Solutions (ADS), based in the UK, have announced a strategic partnership.
Monarc Global's in-house…
Automotive Acumen
CarClarity loan platform is on the fast track
By Leon Gettler, Talking Business >>
CARCLARITY, Australia’s first true car loan platform with an easy online application process, is set to revolutionise Australia’s auto market.
Zaheer Jappie,…
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
Queensland Land Court hears human rights challenge to Clive Palmer’s Galilee Coal Project
THE OPENING arguments in Youth Verdict and The Bimblebox Alliance’s human rights, nature and climate legal challenge to Clive Palmer’s proposed…
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
Melbourne assists business events with $100k to attract workers back to CBD
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
Cricket Australia uses Microsoft Viva ‘data power’ to…
CRICKET Australia has known for a long time that delivering a great cricket experience for players and fans is inextricably linked to ensuring the…
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
Mobiquity tailors tech-driven financial products to ‘brand enthusiasts’
By Leon Gettler, Talking Business >>
IMAGINE IF RETAILERS offered banking services like buy now, pay later? Or if your local football club offered…
Training & Careers
How to get a pay rise in the current hybrid working…
By Helen Baker >>
AS 2022 HAS ALREADY seen major strikes in the health care and education sectors, the question of…
Finance & Investment
Master Builders say first home buyers' access to…
THE COALITION GOVERNMENT'S proposed home ownership policy will help to keep the dream of homeownership within reach of…
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
Customer data platforms give big picture insights
Environment
VictoryMax is sustaining fashion
By Leon Gettler, Talking Business >>
ONE OF THE BIG ISSUES in the rag trade is the significant waste generated by online fashion returns, with many perfectly usable garments ending up in…
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