Not-for-profits need to re-apply for tax exemption
Thousands of not-for-profit organisations will need to re-apply for income tax exemption status from July 1 this year.
The Australian Tax Office (ATO) said around
Housing loans have recovered some momentum after the declines of the post-pandemic rapid-interest-rate-rise period.
Australian Bureau of Statistics figures, released
By Shane Rodgers
A growing proportion of the Australian workforce is bucking traditional work norms and adopting more radical and flexible career options.
This includes
The majority of Australian musicians made around $12 an hour last year, about half Australia’s minimum wage, and that’s when they were able to land a gig.
A recent
Job vacancies in Australia have fallen 23.5 percent below their May 2022 peak but remain above pre-pandemic levels.
Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) job vacancy
Resources sector wary of dark clouds above and abroad
The resources sector has one eye on the clouds and one overseas as it looks to forecast the nation’s export earnings over the coming year.
The March Resources and
In a world with a growing divide between the “haves” and the “have nots” the mega rich are amassing staggering fortunes.
The annual Forbes rich list, released
The sea-change drain of Australians out of people-soaked capital cities that escalated during the COVID-19 pandemic is still showing signs of momentum.
Detailed
Queensland is in the bronze position on population growth despite the spike in infrastructure jobs and the lure of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Australian
Identity theft hits 200,000 as digital crime escalates
Almost 200,000 Australians experienced identity theft last financial year as the digital evolution continued to open new crime frontiers.
This was coupled with more than