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data breaches

Nearly 40% of reported data breaches were due to human error, including emails being sent to the wrong person

According to the latest Notifiable Data Breach report, there were 305 reported data breaches in Australia between April 1 to June 30, 2018.

hex pegs

Hex Pegs secures $80,000 Shark Tank deal with Glen Richards despite Steve Baxter’s “bottom feeding” offer

Glen Richards’ connections have already paid off for the business, with Hex Pegs now stocked in OzTrail stores across the country.

Delish Deliveries

How Delish Deliveries fixed its business and saved some Aussie Farmers Direct franchisees at the same time

A Sydney-based grocery delivery business has swooped in to help a number of Aussie Farmer Direct franchisees after the company’s collapse earlier this year.

Bruce Billson

Fair Work Commission pledges better systems for SMEs in wake of Billson report, but business leaders say “much more” to be done

The Fair Work Commission has responded to a report into unfair dismissal changes for SMEs by agreeing to simplify, and improve access to, the system.

Do own PR SkilledSmart

Rather than paying thousands of dollars, here’s how nine-month-old business SkilledSmart did its own PR

Around two months ago, Paridhi Jain’s business landed some fortuitous media coverage, finding itself at the centre of a short segment on C…

Gorman

Seven PR stunts or media campaigns that catapulted businesses into the news

Here's a list of seven great PR stunts and media campaigns by businesses to give you a bit of inspiration, entertainment, or maybe even consternation.

PR mistakes

“Get their name right”: The five biggest mistakes businesses make when doing their own PR

One of the oft-overlooked parts of business building is how to get your business noticed and talked about. Here's five big PR mistakes to avoid.

Atlassian

Atlassian shares soar on news it will sell chat products to Slack through new strategic partnership

Australian software giant Atlassian will sell its HipChat and Stride chat products to Slack as part of a "strategic partnership" between the two companies.

gift cards

All Australian gift cards to receive minimum three-year expiry dates under government plan

The federal government has followed through on its promise to scrutinise Australia’s gift card requirements and expiry dates, revealing draf…

Beer Cartel

“Any business can do it”: How a bit of savvy market research won Beer Cartel an online retail award

Aussie beer subscription service Beer Cartel has nabbed an Australia Post Online Retail Industry Award (ORIAs) for best online marketing.

better entrepreneur

A brain parasite found in cat poo could make you a better entrepreneur, apparently

It turns out to be a good entrepreneur you don't need business coaching or millions of dollars. You just need to be infected with one tiny brain parasite.

Coles

“Straight from the Amazon Prime playbook”: Coles unveils new $10-a-month ‘flybuys max’ loyalty program

Supermarket giant Coles has taken the wraps off its new ‘flybuys max’ higher-tier loyalty program, offering customers discounts and free home delivery.

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