Major reason one group of Aussies can’t work
A massive difference as to why men and women in Australia can’t work full-time has been revealed in new data.
Small Business
One thing Aussies ditching in droves
Cash is no longer king, a new survey has found, with less than one in 10 consumer payments made with notes and coins.
Why under-40s are starting businesses in droves
High living costs prompt some new businesses but there are other key reasons why Millennials and Gen Y become entrepreneurs.
Iconic ice cream factory gets $100m rebuild
A beloved Aussie ice cream factory is back in business after a $100 million repair build, following the devastating floods that swept the region in 2022.
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Sisters turn $30k loan into $40m success
Natalia and Daniella were teenagers when they asked their parents for a loan to open a fashion store – now it’s a multimillion-dollar global success.
$98 outfit helped change woman’s career
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How technology is driving change for the holiday park industry
Hi-tech contact tracing systems will soon be ubiquitous for the travel industry in the future. Here’s one technology company driving that change.
Influencers go nuts for ‘torture machine’
A new Aussie invention is set to take the fitness industry by storm. Costing less than a gym membership, it almost seems too good to be true.
‘Crazy plan’ that led to $12m business
It was a business idea dreamt up in a Sydney traffic jam. The only problem was the founders had no money and no idea what they were doing.
School dropout to million-dollar boss
Lucas Cook left school at age 16. Just four years later, he is his own boss, with a team of 20 working for his successful digital agency.
High school dropout makes $12K a month
Chloe Jayde Weinthal started her business at 17 after she realised she didn’t want to work 9-5. Three years later her bold move has paid off.
Melbourne pubs fight to reopen sooner
A band of Melbourne pub owners are “begging and pleading” for pubs to allowed to open before the slated timeframe of November.
High school dropout’s ‘joke’ led to $2.4m success
Gabriel Gewargis left high school in year 10 but a joke at a family barbecue started a business that is now a multimillion-dollar success.
How to keep your small business afloat
COVID-19 has crushed the finances, and dreams, of small business owners across Australia, and experts say a renewed focus on cutting costs can help them recover when the pandemic ends.
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