Opinion

Companies considering new owners would do well to ask: what promises have we made and will this break them?

Australia’s outdated paid parental scheme bakes “primary” and “secondary” carers into family structures, reinforcing the exodus of women from work.

The current bubble in markets is almost a decade old and has been spurred by central banks essentially destroying the value of money.

Public relations is way more than media relations and it cannot just be left to your PR and marketing team to bring to life your brand strategy.

Until we sort out our internal differences, businesses in Australia offering English language training just can’t compete.

The increasing prevalence of businesses copying others with no care or consequence is causing significant angst in the small product industry, writes The Suite Set founder Sally Branson Dalwood.

While the last minute watering down of the language in the COP26 agreement is deeply disappointing, it will be the actions of countries, corporates and individuals in the coming years that will determine its ultimate impact on our future. 

There is so much underutilised economic potential of the female workforce, and entrepreneurship is a pathway that could lead to economic independence and success for many Australian women.

When we look at a purely binary conversation about gender, the fundamental challenge facing many women is that they don't know what “good” looks like when it comes to money management. 

Former GetSwift chairman Bane Hunter, CEO Joel McDonald, and ex-director Brett Eagle were last week found guilty of multiple breaches of the Corporations Act.

The arrival of buy now, pay later services to childcare centres shows just how broken the childcare system really is, writes Angela Priestley.

For technologists working in the retail industry, the November sales season is the key time of year when they can expect their systems to be pushed to the limit.