Learn what you can do to make sure your claim is correct when rates change. Fuel tax credit rates changed on 3 February. Make sure you are using the correct rate to ensure your claim is correct. You could receive more savings for fuel you’ve acquired on...
Following a few simple steps can help protect you and your business from scams. As ATO impersonation scams have become more sophisticated, it’s crucial to stay vigilant to protect your business. One of the most effective ways to stay safe is to Stop, Check and Protect.External Link Scammers often...
Not letting anti-renewables messaging go unchallenged is the primary purpose of a public information blitz and fact-checking site from the peak clean energy industry body ahead of the federal election. Fresh surveying commissioned by the Clean Energy Council captures broad support for renewables, particularly rooftop solar,...
Australia is leading the solar race worldwide thanks to widespread adoption of rooftop panels but the asset could present a serious challenge to the national grid in the short-term, a leading energy regulator has warned. Australian Energy Market Commissioner Tim Jordan issued the warning at CEDA’s...
International Women’s Day organisers hope this year’s theme – March Forward – will turn promises into progress, providing a fresh call to action to achieve gender equality for all women and girls. This year marks three decades since the the world committed to a bold vision...
The salaries of university vice-chancellors should be capped to better reflect community expectations, a coalition frontbencher says, while urging tertiary institutions to prioritise domestic students. Opposition education spokeswoman Sarah Henderson said the pay rates of some of Australian vice-chancellors should not be set by university boards,...