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Kangaroo Australia

Domestic demand continues to drive growth in 2021

Household (+1.1%) and public (7.4%) spending in Australia are responsible for our rise in GDP in 2021 over a 7% drop in 2020. Our ...
Wealth Effect

Australia’s labour shortage and the ‘wealth effect’

Pre-COVID, Australia was ripe with the rhetoric of foreigners stealing the jobs of hard-working Australians looking for a fair go. But if the pandemic ...
work from home

Is the 9-5 workweek entering the age of dinosaurs?

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our lives in many ways but none more so than how and where we work. From lockdowns to restrictions, ...
smartphone

Flagship phones are essential for small business

Here are 3 reasons that make a fast capable flagship smartphone essential for running your small business. Camera – You don’t need expensive equipment ...
salary sacrificing

What is salary sacrificing and is it for me?

It sounds like some sort of sacrificial ritual for your paycheck, but don’t worry it’s neither complicated nor sinister. Salary sacrificing is simply asking ...
travel

Australia opens to the world in November – Get your business ready!

The Morrison Government plans to open Australian borders for vaccinated international travellers in November. Getting your business back to full capacity can be a ...
questions

Top 5 questions to ask your accountant at tax time

Here are the top 5 questions that you should be asking your accountant, tax or business advisor during tax time. Are you a registered ...
lockdown

3 tips for small businesses in lockdown

Whilst many large corporations in Australia have arguably benefited from a COVID economy, the bread and butter of our country, small business has been ...
COVID Vaccine

Can employers mandate vaccination in Australia?

Vaccinations are free and voluntary under Australia’s current policy. There is no government mandate for vaccines. However, the federal government strongly recommends that all ...
Commercial aircract

Boeing and Airbus lose their duopoly

For decades, Boeing and Airbus have enjoyed an uninterrupted duopoly in the large commercial aircraft segment. New competition from the East threatens to burst ...