by Staff Reporter | Jun 29, 2015 | Blog
“Without a sweeping reform of the education system, Australia will not address the significant skills deficits that are abundantly apparent in the economy,” says IPA chief executive officer Andrew Conway. “Where businesses have a high demand for skilled labour but are...
by Staff Reporter | Jun 29, 2015 | Features
Technology is also playing a big role in the future of accounting and represents both opportunity and threat. The ATO’s use of technology under the new Reinventing the ATO program may be viewed as a game changer. For instance, the increased use of automatic lodgement...
by Staff Reporter | Jun 8, 2015 | Magazine
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by Staff Reporter | May 10, 2015 | Features, People/Leaders
As Australia’s population ages and obesity and chronic disease rates spiral, the onus is on health insurance companies to sharpen their strategic plans to ensure they can ride out the huge wave of health demands. Since Chris Williams took up the reins of...
by Staff Reporter | May 10, 2015 | Features, Technology
In his critically acclaimed book from the mid-1960s, The Tyranny of Distance, historian Geoffrey Blainey spoke of Australia as a nation forced to adapt to its geographic isolation from Britain and Europe. Overcoming the distance factor through the development of...
