Soaring livestock prices are set to push Australia’s agriculture, fisheries and forestry production to record heights, eclipsing $100 billion. Drought conditions in Australia have affected livestock supply, with the federal government’s commodities forecaster revealing there had been increased demand and high prices. “We’ve seen high prices lately...
As we age, our needs change — sometimes gradually, and sometimes unexpectedly. Aged care refers to the range of support services available to older Australians who need help with daily activities, personal care, health services, or accommodation due to physical or cognitive decline. Whether it’s in-home...
Being appointed as the executor of an estate is often seen as an honour. It signals trust, responsibility, and recognition from a loved one. However, what many people don’t realise until they’re in the role is just how complex, time-consuming, and emotionally demanding it can...
Australia’s ski season may be short, but it leaves many riders craving more once the snow melts. Whether you’re an avid skier, a snowboarder chasing fresh powder, or someone looking to combine travel with seasonal work, the northern hemisphere offers incredible opportunities to extend your...
Workplace rights and obligations continue to evolve, with new measures aimed at improving the balance between work and personal life, and clarifying pathways from casual to permanent employment. Two major changes recently came into effect for small businesses: the introduction of the right to disconnect and...
Unexpected inflation spike dampens rate cut hopes Traders have scaled back their hopes for a second straight Reserve Bank rate cut after inflation unexpectedly surged in July. The monthly consumer price index skyrocketed from 1.9 per cent to 2.8 per cent, wrong-footing economists who had predicted the...