AI Bias? Challenges, Causes, and How to Overcome
AI is changing the way we work and live, from improving healthcare and finance to reshaping entertainment and transportation. However, as AI systems become more…
Month: February 2025
How You Can Fast-Track Retirement by Putting Extra Money into Super Each Week
Many Australians are still struggling to build their wealth through superannuation due to lost super, minimal contributions and low-performing funds. Leading financial expert Alex Jamieson,…
Expert Says There’s 6 Ways Aussie Businesses can Step Up Against Shein and Temu
While retail sales surpassed expectations during the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales in November, overseas fast fashion cut price retail giants such as Shein…
Lost in Legislation: Why CPA Australia says SMEs Are Struggling to Compete
Australia has sleepwalked into an overly-regulated and excessively bureaucratic nightmare that is damaging business productivity and restricting economic growth. We urgently need to wake up,…
Are Things Finally Looking Up for Small Businesses in 2025?
Australia’s small business sector is entering 2025 with renewed confidence, as fresh research highlights strong investment intentions and a focus on innovation. With small businesses…
Could 2025 Be a Breakthrough Year for Australian Manufacturing?
After years of global supply chain disruptions and economic uncertainty, Australian manufacturing is poised for a resurgence in 2025. With renewed government support, advances in…
Australia’s Declining Education Standards are Threatening Jobs, Wages, and Innovation, says BCA
As the new school year begins, the Business Council is calling for action to reverse Australia’s falling education standards and retention rates, and for a…
This Industry Is Growing 280%—Are You Paying Attention?
The global demand for robotics has experienced considerable fluctuation in recent years, with the pandemic-driven sales boom followed by a plunge in 2022 and stagnation…
How Trump’s Tariff Gamble Risks Global Economic Shockwaves
Donald Trump’s sweeping new tariffs on America’s three biggest trading partners—Mexico, Canada, and China—are a “colossal economic gamble” that could backfire spectacularly, warns Nigel Green,…
Apprenticeship Incentives Must Be Increased to Combat Skills Crisis, Says Business Council
The Business Council is calling on all sides of politics to support businesses to take on more apprentices and help future-proof Australia’s workforce, by delivering…