John Durie: ACCC concerned Trans-Tasman tourism merger could raise prices
The ACCC has raised concerns with the proposed merger between New Zealand-based camper van supplier THL and Brisbane-based Apollo.
Working from home: The legal requirements all business owners need to be across
When it comes to setting up your business and team for regular working from home, there are a number of foundational legal requirements that need to be addressed.
Eight things to consider when looking to grow, transform and find new talent
Despite the boom and bust of corporate innovation, companies still need a growth function to stay ahead. As research shows, the message 'innovate and disrupt your own business or somebody else will’ is a harsh one — but a reality for many.
Tax revenue increased across all levels of government to $593 million last financial year
The numbers crunched by the ABS reveal that governments of all political persuasions across all jurisdictions got more out of their citizens.
Experimentation and failure fuel innovation, so let’s give each other more time
Great discoveries and new inventions can arise by accident, but people need time to experiment — a luxury many modern organisations don't allow.
ACCC takes Uber to court over ‘misleading’ and ‘deceptive’ app messages
Uber has admitted it breached Australian Consumer Law through cancellation warning messages and Uber Taxi fare estimates.
Election 2022: A closer look at Morrison’s promise of no new taxes for small business
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has pledged no new taxes for small businesses ahead of the May election in a press release laden with eyebrow-raising claims.
John Durie: New-look ACCC has first merger decision on its hands with THL-Apollo deal
Gina Cass-Gottlieb took the reins of the competition regulator from Rod Sims in March and this will be the first merger review in her term.
Gold Coast surgeon wins $450,000 defamation case that highlights the damage caused by online reviews
Small businesses owners have been advised to keep an eye on their online reviews, after a high-profile defamation suit between Gold Coast surgeons resulted in a $450,000 payout.
Election 2022: Morrison promises more than $100 million to fix mobile blackspots and connectivity issues in urban fringes
Scott Morrison announced the funding on Thursday morning, declaring his government was committed to improving the lives of people in outer urban and urban fringe areas.
Practice makes purpose: The four biggest ESG mistakes to avoid
ESG principles are integral parts of how we conduct business, what our social and environmental impact is and, underlying it all, whether we are accountable and transparent about it.
Jim Chalmers will be treasurer if Labor wins the election. So what does he stand for?
Jim Chalmers has positioned himself to be a very capable senior minister in an Albanese government if Labor wins the election.
