Power workers strike threatens NSW energy
New South Wales has been threatened with blackouts as power workers go on strike. They are…
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Labor says government is kicking education down the road
The Government did not want education to be an issue in the upcoming election. But the…
Budget or ‘transition plan’?
The word 'plan' has been thrown around a lot in the last few weeks, as Treasurer…
Are small business tax concessions working?
Last year's budget saw small business tax concessions for purchases up to $20,000. ABS data has…
Surging dollar threatens RBA strategy
The Australian Dollar has surged above 75 cents: its highest monthly gain since October 2011. The…
Creative and innovation industries fuel Australia’s future – CII...
Bill Shorten has announced policies to promote innovation and new start -ups just as research from…
Diesel cars & trucks responsible for half of all air-pollution &#...
We hosted the 16th Global Conference on Environmental Taxation – or G-CET - in the University…
Architecture – an Australian services export
Business Events Sydney have inducted new Ambassadors from many fields to promote business for Sydney and…
Hutchison Ports E-sack half the workforce by email at midnight
In a return to the old confrontational style of industrial relations, Hutchison Ports have used the…
China’s stock market plunges
China has intervened in its relatively new stock market, to try and stabilise a sudden selling…
China-Australia Free Trade Agreement
The Chinese - Australia Free trade agreement has some nasty surprises - China can bring in…
Your money melts like ice in Iceland
In 2008 Iceland's three largest banks collapsed causing the biggest economic and political crisis the country…