The federal government’s answer to ChatGPT will be installed in every public servant’s laptop as part of a major push to boost artificial intelligence use and productivity in the public service. Under the first whole-of-government AI plan, unveiled by Finance Minister Katy Gallagher on Wednesday, federal...
In today’s fast-paced world, many people find themselves caught up in routines driven by obligation rather than intention. Yet, true fulfilment comes from living deliberately — making choices that reflect who you are and what truly matters to you. This article explores what it means to...
Financial planning is more than numbers, spreadsheets, and investment returns — it’s about people. It begins with a conversation about your goals, dreams, and challenges, and often grows into one of the most trusted partnerships in your life. A skilled financial planner doesn’t just manage your...
Superannuation is one of the most powerful tools Australians have to build long-term financial security. Yet, for many young people, it remains out of sight and out of mind. They may see it as something for “future them” to worry about — a distant concept that...
A couple in their 40s with teenage adventurers in tow — the perfect age for discovery, shared laughter, and a few unexpected detours along the way. Let’s gather around the globe once more… It started with a globe and a spark. One evening, with passports whispering from...
Here’s an introduction to some of the top legal terms commonly used in Australia, presented in a list format. Understanding these terms can be very helpful in navigating legal documents or discussions. Top 10 Legal Terms Used in Australia Plaintiff – The person or entity who initiates a...
The Reserve Bank has drastically lifted inflation forecasts after admitting its last estimate was off the mark, likely ruling out rate cuts until late 2026 at the earliest. Released as its monetary policy board held interest rates steady on Tuesday, the RBA’s updated economic forecasts show...
Find out if your staff parties, recreational activities and employee gifts will attract FBT. As the end of year approaches, many businesses celebrate with staff parties, events and gifts to recognise and reward their employees. If you’re planning an end-of-year workplace celebration, you should consider if the...
An elusive EU-Australia free trade agreement could soon be finalised, with possible agriculture concessions paving the way for the stalled deal to get over the line. Negotiations have twice fallen over at the final hurdle as Australia demands greater access to European agricultural markets. Australian sheep and...
In the shock inflation print that scared the Reserve Bank off cutting interest rates at its latest meeting, two items gave governor Michele Bullock particular cause for concern. After the central bank kept the cash rate steady at 3.6 per cent on Tuesday, Ms Bullock did...