Finance
A twofold solution: The royal commission must consider both regulation and education
By Dirk Baur, University of Western Australia; Elizabeth Ooi, University of Western Australia, and Paul Gerrans, University of Western Austr…
Australian cryptocurrency startups languish as Bitcoin and Ethereum tank nearly 70%
A number of Australian cryptocurrency startups who raised millions in digital currency just six months ago have had to face the realities of…
Why these business owners are raffling off their $200,000 beachside cafe
If the thought of selling your business sounds too hard for you, why not just raffle it off instead?
That’s exactly what SME owners Lau…
Thousands of businesses still not using Single Touch Payroll as software providers stagger roll-out
A significant number of Australian SMEs are still not using the government’s new Single Touch Payroll reporting method that became compuls…
How to identify a gentrifying area and capitalise on its growth
One of the significant changes in the way we live in Australia over the last few decades is the gentrification of our inner suburbs.
When…
“A lay-down misere”: Calls to relieve super burden on SMEs as royal commission focuses on superannuation
Australia’s small business leaders have reinforced a push for employers to be taken out of the superannuation process entirely as the bank…
Crackle and pop! Why investment markets have bubbles
If you’ve ever seen a graph of a share market, you will know that while over the long term it tends to go up, the graph isn’t a straight…
Small business Ombudsman Kate Carnell calls on government to increase instant asset write-off to $100,000
Australia’s Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Kate Carnell has called on the government to up the instant asset write-off fro…
Adriano Zumbo, Jamie Oliver and why celebrity chefs have so much trouble in Australia
You’d be hard pressed to find anyone with a bad word to say about Jamie Oliver. The British TV darling who brought market-fresh meals to t…
Hundreds of ATO agents raid tax agents in Victoria over alleged phoenix activity
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has targeted a group of Victorian tax agents suspected of being involved in “tax mischief”, with 25…
