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Business Advice
In the third of our three-part series, we look at actions small businesses can consider to reduce their tax for 2017. This article is all about income. As with accelerating deductions, deferral of income can result in a slightly lower personal top marginal tax rate next year and provide a cash flow benefit. Of course,… Read more »
Digital
Search engine optimisation (SEO) is a term which often intimidates a lot of business owners, but it doesn’t need to.
Business Advice
For any business dealing with inventory, one of the biggest struggles is the challenge of effectively managing stock on an ongoing basis.
Features
Kochie’s Business Builders (KBB) and its Pinstripe Media sister sites, Flying Solo and Startup Daily will come together as media partners for the recently announced 360 Business Expo to be held in Sydney in September. The inaugural 360 Business Expo will be held at the International Convention Centre in Darling Harbour and is expected to… Read more »
News
At the best of times, running a small business is hard work. Being the CEO, CFO, CIO, IT specialist, administrator and HR manager can feel relentless and exhausting. And that was pre-COVID. It’s no surprise small business owners have a much higher incidence of burnout than regular corporate workers, writes human performance strategist Andrew May… Read more »
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Premier Daniel Andrews and Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton announced today a number of Greater Sydney red zone Local Government Areas (LGAs) will transition to orange – allowing some stranded Victorians to return home. As of 6:00pm (Victorian AEDT) Monday 18 January, the Blue Mountains, Wollongong and all Greater Sydney LGAs except for Blacktown City, Burwood,… Read more »
Features
Growing up in rural Australia, Danni Crews co-founder of organic kids brand, 123 Nourish Me has always had an affinity with nature. “I grew up on a farm with wide-open spaces, so my family understood the power of nature and the great outdoors. Nature play was encouraged, and a normal part of daily life. My… Read more »
Marketing
Given the events of 2020, pretty much everyone on the planet is ready for a fresh start. As we head into the new year, now is the perfect time to reflect, reassess and start planning for success in 2021, writes Shayne Tilley Head of Marketing at 99designs. What graphic design trends should you embrace in… Read more »
Growth
If 2020 has been anything for the business world, it has been the Year of the Pivot. Countless organisations have been forced to rethink their entire business strategy due to the pandemic, with many forced to make rapid pivots just to survive, writes Jonathan Attia, Managing Director, Wiise. The “new normal” requires a new set… Read more »
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COVID-19 has created immense challenges for enterprises and organisations across Australia but that doesn’t mean employee engagement should take a back seat, writes Matt Seadon, General Manager – APAC, Achievers. To say 2020 has been a difficult year for Australian businesses is an understatement. Since March, thousands of enterprises have had to rationalise their operations,… Read more »
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Sydneysiders are waking to tougher restrictions this morning as new measures to stem the flow of COVID infections came into force overnight. Following a surge in new cases, NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian has instigated further measures to restrict movement in the Greater Sydney region. NSW Health authorities recorded 18 positive COVID-19 infections including six linked… Read more »
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The news on the Sydney northern beaches COVID-19 outbreak is encouraging, with just five locally acquired new cases announced today from more than 15,000 tests in the last 24 hours. All five locally acquired cases were contacts of known cases and already in isolation. The way NSW Health has managed this outbreak — and at… Read more »