Most landlords getting tax returns wrong
The Australia Tax Office has rental property deductions in its sights after discovering that 90 percent of landlords get their tax returns wrong.
ATO Assistant
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Billion-dollar upside to onshoring cleantech
A move from a “dig and ship” to a “mine and make” economy could generate $215 billion in revenue and create 53,000 jobs in Australia by 2035.
A new report from
Read more8 May 2024
New robot skin to revolutionise carer industry
Robots with flexible human-like skin are a step closer following a breakthrough by researchers at the University of Texas.
The research team developed a “first-ever”
Read more7 May 2024
Phantom flights cost Qantas $120m
Qantas will pay a $100 million fine and re-pay customers $20 million after admitting it misled consumers by advertising tickets for flights it had already decided to
Read more7 May 2024
Farmers urged to promote sustainability credentials
Australian farmers have been urged to more proactively tell their sustainability stories to lessen the risk of tougher legislative requirements in the future.
McCullough
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3D objects beamed into business meetings
Your next Teams meeting could have an extra dimension to it, with 3D video conferencing looming large on the tech horizon.
A Cornell University doctoral student has
Read more7 May 2024
What Taylor Swift can teach us about Olympic stadiums
By Shane Rodgers
There was something very curious about two sets of economic data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics in the past couple of weeks.
They
Read more7 May 2024
Brisbane poised to be regional powerhouse
Brisbane has multiple advantages over other Australian capitals, as it eyes an economy that is tipped to approach $300 billion within a decade.
A State of the City
Read more4 May 2024
Comment on bigger picture for Woolloongabba
With any major redevelopment of the Gabba now off the table, the State Government has started community consultation on the broader development plan for
Read more4 May 2024
State’s vulnerable sitting on cladding ‘time bombs’
Queensland still has 800 “ticking time bombs” waiting for remedial building work, almost seven years after the danger of combustible cladding grabbed global
Read more3 May 2024