Unions Urge Gov't Action Over Tata Steel Grid Delay
Trade unions demand government intervention to speed up Tata Steel's grid connection in south Wales after National Grid delays threaten jobs and the new electric arc furnace project.
Category : Small Business
Credit Cards Aren't Evil: Use Them Wisely for Growth
Credit card delinquencies are rising, but cards remain vital for small businesses. Used responsibly, they offer working capital, safety, and perks. Moderation is key.
Tax burden forcing brewery closures across Australia, warns industry
Australia's independent brewers warn dozens of businesses could disappear unless governments ease alcohol taxes and regulatory costs, following the closure of James Boag brewery.
Perth Mum's Cleaning Frustration Sparks Award-Winning Business
Tabitha Wellman turned her struggle to find a reliable cleaner into Manhattan Maids, now a nationally-awarded cleaning business operating across Australia with a team of 85.
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Price challenges ASIC on insolvency blame amid economic pressures
Liberal Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price questions ASIC over attributing rising business insolvencies to poor financial control, arguing broader economic factors under the Albanese government are to blame.
Jason Rose Launches Zing Fresh After Spotting Market Gap
Entrepreneur Jason Rose has launched Zing Fresh, a new beverage brand targeting health-conscious consumers, after identifying a gap in the market for natural energy drinks.
International Career Institute: Two Decades of Adult Learning
The International Career Institute celebrates 20 years of transforming adult education with flexible, career-focused courses that empower learners globally.
Supermarkets: From High Street to AI and Dark Stores
Supermarkets are transforming with online shopping, dark stores, and AI, raising questions about choice, health, and corporate influence.
City & Guilds Faces Legal Action Over Job Cuts
City & Guilds is facing potential legal and industrial action over claims it has been dishonest about plans to shed about 400 UK staff, with allegations of unlawfully withholding data and breaching redundancy laws.
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Small business owner slams Australia Post over truck fire loss
Emma Benli, owner of Edu Planners, lost nearly $700 worth of products in a truck fire. Australia Post offered only $100 compensation, leaving her furious and out of pocket.
Trump Policies Threaten Australia's Medicine Access
Global tensions with US President Donald Trump may jeopardize Australia's access to affordable medicines, as a Sydney woman pays $220 monthly for MS medication denied PBS listing.
3J House, Milly Lin's Cafe Closes Amid Hospitality Woes
3J House and Milly Lin's cafe in Canberra has closed its doors, citing rising costs and staffing shortages as the hospitality industry faces mounting pressures.
ECOVACS DEEBOT T80 Robot Vacuum $1,200 Off in Amazon Sale
The ECOVACS DEEBOT T80 Omni robot vacuum is now $1,099 at Amazon Australia, saving $1,200. Features 18,000Pa suction, anti-tangle tech, and AI navigation.
Frozen smoothie startup hits 950 Woolworths stores
Harvest Pantry, founded by two Melbourne mums, offers frozen ready-to-blend smoothies with clean ingredients, now in 950 Woolworths stores nationwide.
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