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Lending for new housing drops significantly showing economic pressures on households - HIA economist
THE Housing Industry Association (HIA) is tracking the rapid decline in the value of new housing and construction loans across Australia in reaction to the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA's) steeply inclining interest rates.
“The RBA’s tightening cycle has pushed down the total value of housing loans by a further 3.4 percent in August,” HIA economist, Tom…
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29 Nov, 2022RMIT expert sees similarities to 1980s and 90s recessions
In BriefRMIT UNIVERSITY’s emeritus professor for Public Policy and the Social Economy, David Hayward is perturbed by the current economic clouds that bear a resemblance to recessionary forces in the 1980s and 1990s Australia.
“There are a lot of similarities between the state of the economy in Victoria now and what it was like in the…
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29 Nov, 2022Time for super funds to be more transparent on investing in unethical practices
OverviewBy Patrice Pandeleos, Seven Communications >>
EVERY WORKING AUSTRALIAN invests in superannuation and has the right to understand where and how their money is being invested. Yet the default position by super funds seems to be that once the money is entrusted to them, investors lose that transparency.
Currently, research shows…
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28 Nov, 2022Profectus counts all the sneaky extra charges that ruin your EBIT
Better Business TechnologyBy Leon Gettler, Talking Business >>
FINANCIAL EROSION is the EBIT killer – that is, a business’s earnings before interest and taxes. It occurs when businesses such as retailers get overcharged, even slightly, by suppliers along the supply and value chain.
While small, these minor overcharges snowball and can become a huge…
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19 Nov, 2022ETU warns higher education review needs 'skills and training sector voices'
Training & CareersTHE Electrical Trades Union (ETU) has warned a landmark review of Australia’s higher education system could fail its objectives without clear voices from the vocational skills and training sector.
The Federal Government’s review plans to focus on opportunities for better alignment between vocational education and training (VET)…
Innovative Australian Companies
Newcastle entices entrepreneurs to grow fast from its innovators' hub
NEWCASTLE is building on its status as Australia’s fastest growing gateway city by inviting entrepreneurs and professionals to join its thriving…
UNSW team develops hydrogen fuel retrofit system for diesel engines
ENGINEERS from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) Sydney have successfully converted a diesel engine to run as a hydrogen-diesel hybrid engine…
UNSW quantum computing engineers supercharge silicon chip performance
THE UNIVERSITY of NSW (UNSW) Sydney has made a significant breakthrough in quantum computing.
UNSW engineers have substantially extended the time…
Companies on the Move
Why acquisition is the key to growing your business the fast way
Business leaders on the growth path should seriously take a look at quality acquisitions, according to commercial lawyer Joanna Oakey, the author of…
People on the Move
Data#3 appoints Merry GM for Software Solutions business
AUSTRALIAN technology services and solutions provider Data#3 has chosen Brendan Merry as general manager for Software Solutions.
Reporting to Data#3…
Innovation
UNSW quantum computing engineers supercharge silicon chip performance
THE UNIVERSITY of NSW (UNSW) Sydney has made a significant breakthrough in quantum computing.
UNSW engineers have substantially extended the time…
Trade
Farmers say strong climate policy will deliver strong EU trade deal
STRONG climate policy can help deliver Australian farmers a great trade deal with the EU, according to Farmers for…
Asia-Pacific
WeQual awards recognise 8 exceptional business women across…
EIGHT talented businesswomen, holding prominent executive roles in leading companies listed across the Asia-Pacific…
Digital Business
Cybersecurity remains a big problem for industry – UNSW…
THE RECENT MyDeal incident is the third major cybersecurity ‘fail’ affecting Australians. University of NSW (UNSW)…
Editorial
Australia f-ed up
AS CLUMSY and debilitating as Facebook’s news feed ban has been – for thousands of businesses and community…
Management
Workplace rehab management is an asset businesses should buy in to
By Leon Gettler, Talking Business >>
ACCORDING to Safe Work Australia, more than half a million Australians sustain a work-related injury or illness…
Opinion
Time for super funds to be more transparent on investing in unethical practices
By Patrice Pandeleos, Seven Communications >>
EVERY WORKING AUSTRALIAN invests in superannuation and has the right to…
Business Travel & Events
Illuminating how business travel can help navigate global challenges
In Brief
RMIT expert sees similarities to 1980s and 90s recessions
RMIT UNIVERSITY’s emeritus professor for Public Policy and the Social Economy, David Hayward is perturbed by the…
Research & Books
Global Barometers show world economy slowdown running its course
Report by the KOF Swiss Economic Institute and Fundação Getulio Vargas, Brazil
THE Global Barometers fell once again…
News Feature
Brisbane business leaders forge ahead in health and tech innovation
Regional Economic Development
Hunter region leads the way with its new productive paradigm
By John Sheridan, Digital Business insights >>
THE HUNTER REGION is the most economically complex and diversified…
Manufacturing Acumen
Australia’s DroneShield provides UAV protection systems to Ukraine and beyond
By Leon Gettler, Talking Business >>
IMAGINE THIS. An Australian hi tech defence business is providing Ukraine with the necessary counter-drone…
Aviation Acumen
Brisbane ‘AI-rport’ uses Brainbox to cut emissions
By Leon Gettler, Talking Business >>
WHAT CAN the world learn from Brisbane Airport? For a start, Brisbane Airport Corporation is the first airport manager in the world to use artificial intelligence (AI), provided by…
Automotive Acumen
UNSW team develops hydrogen fuel retrofit system for diesel engines
ENGINEERS from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) Sydney have successfully converted a diesel engine to run as a hydrogen-diesel hybrid engine – reducing CO2 emissions by more than 85 percent…
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
Master Builders say case for construction watchdog remains strong
MASTER BUILDERS Australia has acknowledged that the Federal Government’s announcement of changes to the Building Code result from it taking its…
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
Newcastle entices entrepreneurs to grow fast from its innovators' hub
NEWCASTLE is building on its status as Australia’s fastest growing gateway city by inviting entrepreneurs and professionals to join its thriving…
Queensland
2022 Brisbane Lord Mayor’s Business Awards finalists heralded
THIRTY-FOUR outstanding Brisbane businesses and eight business leaders have been named finalists across 11 categories in the 2022 Lord Mayor’s Business Awards (LMBA).
Brisbane Lord Mayor Adrian…
New South Wales
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…
Victoria
Wage Inspectorate Victoria helps 15,000 people in first year
South Australia
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 Australia
CFO Centre gives companies a new analytical edge
Creative Industries
K5 Creative helps businesses to educate by video
By Leon Gettler, Talking Business
E-LEARNING is a growth market for videographers.
Adam Grusauskas, who runs the commercial video production…
Sports Business
New Zealand Rugby’s digital transformation kicked on by SAP
NEW ZEALAND Rugby (NZR) has announced a major multi-year partnership with SAP to power and accelerate the rugby union’s digital transformation across…
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
How brands have navigated the downturn so far – Pureprofile research
By Leon Gettler, Talking Business
THE DOWNTURN has seen an explosion of Australians shopping online.
Martin Filz, the CEO of Pureprofile said a…
Training & Careers
ETU warns higher education review needs 'skills and…
THE Electrical Trades Union (ETU) has warned a landmark review of Australia’s higher education system could fail its…
Finance & Investment
What you really need to know about the 2023 tax year
By Sonia Gibson
THE 2023 TAX YEAR has just begun and it’s important to know what’s changing in the way of your personal and…
Agribusiness
AgriWebb presses ‘enter’ on better farm production
By Leon Gettler, Talking Business
AGRIWEBB may be the perfect tech solution for farmers.
It is a farm management and supply chain management…
Community Business
Coles sports grants help Little Athletics clubs stay on track
COLES Little Athletics Community Fund is helping Little Athletics centres to stay on track with more than $250,000 in sports equipment grants to be…
Better Business Technology
Profectus counts all the sneaky extra charges that ruin your EBIT
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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