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Five ingredients for good leadership according to Grill’d founder Simon Crowe

When you're growing a business fast, you need to get the systems and structures right before scaling.

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Explained: What does the legislated increase to superannuation mean for employers?

Employers will be required to pay their workers a higher rate of superannuation from July 1 under legislated changes to super.

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“It’s like Siri for your health”: Hundreds of Aussie businesses compete in AI-driven health challenge

Hundreds of Aussie businesses are competing in a free 30-day challenge designed to help employees improve their wellbeing using AI.

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Small business groups say paid vaccination leave shouldn’t come at a cost to SMEs

Small business groups say any proposal for paid vaccination leave for casuals should not require employers to give staff time off to get vaccinated.

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Small business ombudsman slams ACCC’s support for Woolworths’ PFD takeover

The small business ombudsman has called out the ACCC’s decision to allow Woolworths to acquire a majority stake in the food distributer PFD.

Hotels, gyms and fitness studios continue to bear the economic brunt of Victoria’s COVID-19 restrictions

The easing of restrictions in Victoria has left hotels and gyms bearing the economic brunt of the government’s public health strategy.

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Hospitality industry welcomes extension of “very successful” NSW Dine and Discover program, even as $300 million worth of vouchers go unused

The NSW government has extended the Dine and Discover voucher program until July in a bid to get residents using $300 million in unredeemed vouchers.

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Hospitality, retail and beauty services to reopen as COVID-19 restrictions ease in Melbourne

Restrictions in Melbourne will ease from midnight Thursday, as the state recorded one new local case of COVID-19.

Mike Tyson sues Aussie retailer Culture Kings over ‘Iron Mike Tyson’ t-shirts

Former American boxer Mike Tyson is suing Culture Kings for allegedly using his image and name to sell clothing without his permission.

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Sydney tax agent banned after filing 43 JobKeeper applications without permission

A Sydney-based tax agent has had her registration cancelled, after the regulator found she filed 43 JobKeeper applications without her clients' permission.

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‘Absolutely thrilling’: COSBOA to lead $8 million extension of the Go Local First campaign

A nation-wide initiative established at the height of the pandemic to encourage Australians to shop local has been extended another year.

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Melbourne cinemas give away free popcorn to jabbed-up Aussies as businesses get the go ahead to offer vaccine bonuses

Two Melbourne cinemas have joined the growing list of businesses offering rewards to customers and staff who have received the COVID-19 jab.

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