Business Advice

Major cuts to startup, screen industry, and small business innovation programs are expected in the NSW 2023-2024 budget, as the new Labor government contends with deficits and spending cuts inherited from the Coalition.

Everything I see, hear and read about The Voice is based on feelings, and facts appear to play a very small role, opines Ray Blanch.

As small business owners we’ve all prospered, to varying degrees on unceded land, says Nicole Sergi on the Voice.

While some big names are saying Yes, many of Australia's top 300 companies have been overly cautious about stepping into the Voice to Parliament fray.

Federal Minister for Skills and Training Brendan O'Connor shares his insights on the success and the future of fee-free TAFE courses.

Gold Coast councillor turned parliamentarian Cameron Caldwell has pledged to protect local and small businesses and maintain his community roots.

Here's is a list of resources businesses can consider when bringing those conversations into the workplace, and when they contemplate their own public messaging.

The referendum on whether to change the Constitution to recognise First Nations people through an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament will take place on October 14.

Hundreds of company directors and local business luminaries have shared their support for an Indigenous Australian Voice to Parliament, highlighting private sector enthusiasm for the constitutional amendment.

It was meant to slash costs and complexity for Australian businesses. Instead, the federal government has scrapped the Modernising Business Registers program, owing to billion-dollar blowouts, crushing delays, and a significant underestimation of the task at hand.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese appears to have stepped back from his push for a snap public holiday should the Matildas lift the FIFA Women's World Cup, after high-profile debate over the potential cost of a bonus day off.

Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations Tony Burke has confirmed small business exemptions to the casual conversion system will remain in place, amid concerns over a lack of clarity about the federal government's industrial relations reforms.