Top 10 Essentials for Lifelong Health and Wellness
16 May
Creating a sustainable approach to health and well-being involves habits and practices that enhance physical, mental, and emotional health over the long term.  Hereâs a top 10 list to help maintain ongoing health and well-being:  Balanced...[Read More]
Caravan lifestyle in Australia
16 May
A rising number of Australians are searching for alternative life experiences that provide them with a sense of independence from city life and a connection to nature. Â Caravan living can be for you if youâre looking for new experiences or wish...[Read More]
5 Tips for an amazing life after retirement
16 May
Have you ever thought about life after retirement? If you have, you most likely think about the best things in life: a happy family, good health and wealth. The only way to make this dream retirement a reality is to have the right retirement...[Read More]
Renovations to add value when flipping houses
16 May
If youâre investing in real estate for resale, you need to know what types of renovations to prioritise. This can help your property create some buzz in the market, with a price you can easily justify to serious buyers.  Struggling with what...[Read More]
How can your small business prepare for tax time?
16 May
With 2024 now well underway, tax season is just around the corner. While getting ready to close off the books and lodge the annual return isnât something many small business owners look forward to, thereâs a lot you can do to make it more...[Read More]
Five ways to keep your business insurance costs down in 2024
16 May
With costs rising across the board, maintaining margins and profitability is a challenge for Australiaâs two million-odd small business owners. Finding ways to cut costs is vital for many. But some expenses are essential, and insurance is one of...[Read More]
Internet age limits and online harm targeted in budget
16 May
Millions of dollars will be spent protecting children from harmful online content, fighting evolving online threats, and warning about gambling features hidden inside video games. The federal budget measures come in addition to investments in...[Read More]
âMore work to doâ to make Australia competitive
15 May
A much-vaunted plan to make Australia a nation that makes things again is a good start but needs more work, business groups say. The centrepiece of Treasurer Jim Chalmersâ third budget was the $22.7 billion Future Made in Australia fund to bring...[Read More]
Relief less than hoped for âsqueezedâ small businesses
15 May
Up to four million small businesses will continue to receive tax relief as they battle slowing consumer spending, but calls to increase support have been unheeded. The instant asset write-off has been extended until the end of June 2025, allowing...[Read More]
Budget reveals plans to generate AI rules, restrictions
15 May
Australia will take another step towards banning the high-risk use of artificial intelligence technology in fields such as healthcare and copyright material after a $39 million funding boost. The government revealed a series of measures involving AI...[Read More]
Aussiesâ armchair guide to federal budget gobbledygook
15 May
AN ARMCHAIR GUIDE TO BUDGET24 TERMINOLOGY: Â * FEDERAL BUDGET: A plan for collecting, spending and borrowing, with income from taxes and investments mostly spent on social security and welfare, health, education, defence and paying interest on...[Read More]
$588 million to set up a low-intensity mental health service
15 May
Efforts to address Australiaâs shortage of general practitioners and ease pressure on clogged emergency departments have been labelled a lost opportunity by the nationâs peak medical body. Tuesdayâs budget includes $588 million to set up a...[Read More]
Olympic heroâs bravery award for ice-cool surf rescue
15 May
The term âdoing a Bradburyâ has taken on a whole new meaning. Steven Bradbury became synonymous with unexpected success after a shock 2002 Winter Olympic victory. Now the former speed skater is being hailed for his bravery after saving four...[Read More]
Struggling music festivals offered funding lifeline
15 May
Australian music festivals have been offered a lifeline as the federal government attempts to bolster the long-term sustainability of a languishing cultural scene. The federal budget, unveiled on Tuesday night, will provide $8.6 million to support...[Read More]
Harmonising Life: Ten Tips for Achieving Mindful Work-Life Balance
9 May
Work-life balance is a highly personal and continuously evolving quest. Itâs about managing your professional and personal lives in a way that minimizes stress and maximises well-being.  This balance isnât one-size-fits-all; what works for...[Read More]