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Curiosity is a bit like the compelling urge to scratch an itch. It makes us want to seek out more information. It can make us want to find valuable problems to solve in our business.

How can we get more women quoted in the media as expert source, particularly in business articles? We recently sat down with a number of leading women have put forward some ideas. 

The sobering reality is that there are many hurdles for people with disabilities to overcome if they are to get a foot in the door in a workplace.

By Stephanie Reuss.

I’m pretty sure that if not on the day, over the past year we’ve all been affected by serious health scares – o…

By Rebecca Cassells, Curtin University; Alan Duncan, Curtin University; Astghik Mavisakalyan, Curtin University; John Phillimore, Curtin Uni…

It’s rare to go to a restaurant without seeing people using their smartphones these days, but the mere presences of smartphones can change our experiences. Here's how to break your smartphone habit.

Mon Purse founder Lana Hopkins is bursting with excitement for a new, top secret venture: but for now, she’s 100% focused on preparing to le…

A growing number of Australians are using work hours to spend time online shopping, so how can small businesses tackle the issue?

We all possess the capacity to be creative, but not all of us have the opportunity to work in conducive surroundings, with supportive colleagues and management. Here's five essential steps to inspire creativity.

Referees are often in a privileged position, able to see both sides, and can improve the chance of a job working out.

Social media policies can be a minefield for businesses, but the goal posts are shifting for how the Fair Work Commission deals with workers…

Irene Natividad knows what a leader looks like. In a distinguished career that has taken her into the corridors of power in Washington DC and around the globe, she has worked closely with many political and corporate leaders, including the likes of President George Bush Snr and Hillary Clinton.