‘Don’t give up’ is easy to say: How to keep going when you hit rock bottom Business Advice Yemi Penn 5 July 2019 More than 60% of small businesses cease operating within the first three years of starting, so how do you pull yourself up when you hit rock bottom?
Calls to review “ambiguous” One Music licensing scheme, as SMEs face hefty cost hikes Legal Matthew Elmas 4 July 2019 The APRA faces calls for its new music licensing scheme to be delayed, as an industry tussle over its ACCC authorisation wages on.
Time is your most valuable resource — why are you wasting it on Netflix? Business Advice Tristan Wright 28 June 2019 As a business owner, time is your most powerful asset. But, if you think there aren't enough hours in a day, you're wrong.
Sports drink startup looks to US after $950,000 raise Importing & Exporting, Startup News The Lead South Australia 28 June 2019 Sports drink startup PREPD has outlined big expansion plans after managing to raise almost a million dollars in a recent funding round.
Business which sold fake Indigenous art unlikely to pay $2.3 million fine as director starts similar company Legal Matthew Elmas 27 June 2019 The Federal Court has handed down a $2.3 million fine to a company which sold fake indigenous art - but the bill is unlikely to be paid.
‘Unprecedented misconduct’: Domino’s faces class action over alleged underpayments Legal Matthew Elmas 26 June 2019 Domino's has been served with a class action lawsuit alleging it underpaid thousands of workers over more than five years.
Can you be sued for what other people write on your Facebook page? Business Advice, Legal The Conversation 26 June 2019 If someone writes something nasty about a person on your social media page, can you be held liable even though you didn’t write it? A court has said: maybe.
Owning your screw-ups: One thing all businesses can learn from Bryce Courtenay Business Advice Ian Whitworth 26 June 2019 One of the handiest things I ever learned came from a chance meeting with author Bryce Courtenay, when I was a clueless wannabe.
FWO drops legal case against Foodora despite saying it was “important” for courts to consider Legal Dominic Powell 24 June 2019 The Fair Work Ombudsman has put a stopper in its litigation of collapsed food delivery company Foodora, saying it was unlikely to recoup entitlements.
SMEs advised to develop whistleblower policies to minimise risk of fines, jail time Strategy Matthew Elmas 21 June 2019 SMEs have been warned to prepare for tough changes to whistleblower protection laws to minimise the risk they could face hefty fines or jail.
