Big Blue: Meet the CEO who’s thinking laterally
A small buyout of a Perth operator has big global implications for Cleanaway, a company better known for collecting household waste for councils.
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Time running out for a pension boost from Britain
The UK state pension can be paid to many people in Australia, and a deadline looms to be able to buy years of extra payments.
Alarmed Australians putting their faith in military investments
Investors are rushing to buy ‘defence investments’ as surging military spending globally takes attention away from gold bullion.
Where the cash from First Guardian went
Falcon Capital, under investigation by ASIC, pumped hundreds of millions of dollars into companies associated with director David Anderson.
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ATO ‘laser-focused’ on collecting tax debt
The ATO has shifted into a new tax-collection phase and will be increasing efforts to recoup money from small businesses behind in repayments.
Less hybrid, more office time: fresh demands on workers
Bendigo Bank, AMP and Coles are among those ramping up the work from the office mandates this year.
ATO targets ride-sourcing to reduce revenue gap
Ride-sourcing services such as Uber are being targeted by the ATO in a campaign seeking to claw back $17bn from small businesses not complying with their tax obligations.
The high outlay reality of the ‘Bank of Mum and Dad’
The so-called ‘Bank of Mum and Dad’ is often parting with more than $200,000 to get their children on the property ladder, a landmark new survey finds.
New cyber laws crank up workload for legal fraternity
Lawyers say they have been receiving a significant increase in businesses thanks to cyber attacks and companies’ desire to avoid so-called ‘victim shaming’.
Minister reveals green transition ‘truth’
Resources Minister Madeleine King warns support for Labor’s renewable transition will evaporate if voters lose their lifestyles, as Anthony Albanese prepares to reveal a plan to get aluminium smelters switched to renewables by 2036.
King is the safekeeper of mining as our economic queen bee
Angry bees have taught Resources Minister Madeline King the value of staying calm and that good preparation and planning pay off in beekeeping as well as policymaking.
ASX set to rise as markets brace for Trump return
The sharemarket is expected to rise on Monday but the rest of the week could be volatile as markets wait to see incoming president Donald Trump’s executive orders.
Qantas predicts more need for engineers as new planes take off
Qantas has opened its own training academy as it plans to hire 200 engineers a year due to new aircraft needing more maintenance because they are less durable.
Albo’s green appeal to key Aussie industry
Labor is making a multi-billion dollar appeal to a key Australian industry in a push to take it green.
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