Accountants claim new code invades privacy
Accountants will need to publicly disclose their political and religious beliefs under new industry regulations that come into effect next month.
A coalition of industry
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Stop the scroll call from mental health groups
Mental health organisations have suggested limiting infinite scroll features as one measure to improve the safety of social media platforms for young people.
In a
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Queenslanders lift online spend by 5 percent
Queenslanders love to shop online, with new data showing e-commerce grew more here than any other mainland state last quarter.
The latest Australia Post report on the
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Land clearing rate drops in Queensland
Land clearing in Great Barrier Reef catchment areas has decreased by more than 10 percent, according to newly-released figures.
The latest Statewide Landcover and Trees
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Law firm helping true colours shine through
So don’t be afraid to let them show
Your true colours
True colours are beautiful
Like a rainbow – Cyndi Lauper
When Cyndi Lauper sang about letting your true
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Barrier to stop march of the cane toad
The West Australian Government is investing in a multi-million barrier to stop the march of cane toads in the west.
The barrier would establish a Toad Containment Zone
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Former Police Commissioner Jim O’Sullivan dies
Former Queensland Police Commissioner Jim O’Sullivan, who re-built the state’s police service in the wake of the Fitzgerald inquiry, has died, aged 85.
Premier
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Young people disengaging from live music
A decline in young people engaging with live music is among a plethora of challenges facing an industry that has also been hit with rising costs and ballooning insurance
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Scientists seek a new definition for planets
When Pluto was officially bumped out of the solar system’s planet “club” in 2006, many people were outraged.
Not only was everything we had come to believe about
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Bleak forecast for hospitality businesses
Almost 10 percent of Australian hospitality businesses are predicted to fail over the next year, based on the latest credit data.
CreditorWatch’s June Business Risk
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