Teaching kids about money at different stages in their lives
12 June
Itās every parentās dream to secure their childrenās future. Of course, not everyone has the wealth required to do this, and the next best thing you could do as a parent is to teach them how to budget and invest. Through financial education,...[Read More]
The hidden gaps: what your insurance policy might not cover
12 June
After returning from a relaxing holiday, the last thing anyone expects is to find their home damaged or possessions lost. But even more surprisingāand frustratingāis discovering that what seemed covered under an insurance policy actually...[Read More]
The role of a general insurance broker or adviser and why they matter
11 June
A General Insurance Broker or Adviser plays a crucial role in helping individuals and businesses protect their assets through tailored insurance solutions. Unlike direct insurers or online platforms, a General Insurance Broker or Adviser is a...[Read More]
Australia risks missing AI boost if it gets rules wrong
11 June
Australia could miss out on vital health, entertainment and productivity breakthroughs if it introduces rigid artificial intelligence rules rather than taking a balanced approach like some of its neighbours. Google-Alphabet Senior Vice President...[Read More]
Average home prices hit $1m with more growth to come
11 June
Australiaās property market continues to strengthen and gain momentum as the value of the average home soars past the $1 million mark for the first time. The national mean dwelling price reached $1,002,500 in the March quarter, a 0.7 per cent...[Read More]
PM commits to ālasting changeā in second-term agenda
11 June
Anthony Albanese has pledged to implement lasting and meaningful change in his second term as prime minister, promising his government can meet the moment against challenging circumstances. In his first major speech since winning an expanded...[Read More]
YouTube, Meta, TikTok reveal misinformation tidal wave
11 June
Thousands of misleading videos, scam ads and fake profiles made in Australia have been wiped from online platforms over the past year to address a growing wave of misinformation. More than 25,000 videos deemed to feature āharmfulā fake claims...[Read More]
āNot unreasonableā: PM hopeful on summit compromise
11 June
The prime minister is confident unions and business groups will find common ground in dealing with flagging rates of productivity. Anthony Albanese announced a productivity roundtable would be held in Canberra in August to find ways on lifting...[Read More]
Australia urged to spearhead regional carbon tariffs
11 June
Teaming up with other regional economies to impose tariffs on carbon-intensive iron and other goods has been pitched as key to Australiaās future as a major player in emerging green industries. The case for Asian carbon border tariffs has been...[Read More]
Labor vows to slash red tape to turbocharge housing
11 June
Breaking ground on delivering 1.2 million homes starts by untangling the maze of bureaucratic approvals, the federal government says. Housing Minister Clare OāNeil has signalled a second-term Labor administration will move quickly to boost...[Read More]
Apple boosts AI features but leaves Siri behind for now
11 June
Artificial intelligence technology will be used to screen unknown phone calls, translate messages in real time, and guide runners through their workouts, but it is not yet ready to take Appleās voice assistant to the next level. The US tech giant...[Read More]
A prime minister, a filmmaker and academics honoured
11 June
KINGāS BIRTHDAY 2025 HONOURS LIST AT A GLANCE * 830 Australians recognised * 581 people received awards in the general division of the Order of Australia * 14 appointed as Companions (AC) of the Order of Australia * 31 Officers (AO) of the Order...[Read More]
Mastering the art of asking favours
5 June
Asking for a favour is a delicate art that, when done correctly, strengthens relationships and builds trust.Ā However, when approached poorly, it can strain even the strongest of connections.Ā Whether within families, friendships, or professional...[Read More]
Understanding AI types, security, and use for meetings in small business and corporate settings
5 June
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer confined to tech giants and futuristic conceptsāitās now embedded in the daily operations of both small businesses and corporate boardrooms.Ā Ā Whether itās scheduling appointments, transcribing...[Read More]
Your winter home maintenance checklist
5 June
While winter in Australia may not be as harsh as in other parts of the world, itās still essential to keep your home in tip-top shape during the colder months. Ā So, if you need a handy winter home maintenance checklist, this is for you.Ā Ā Use...[Read More]