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Covering Your Bases When Hiring from Overseas

If you’re running a farm in Australia, you understand the reality of the seasonal labour crunch. Migrant workers, including those from the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme, are crucial for maintaining smooth operations. As of last December, more than 30,000 PALM workers were employed across the country, with Queensland hosting the largest share at […]

Is Your Micro-SME Protected Against Financial Shocks?

Micro and small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) drive the Australian economy, comprising over 98% of all businesses and employing seven in 10 workers. Economic challenges have intensified financial pressures on SMEs, compounded by rising service fees, stricter employee laws, payroll compliance, competition, and cybersecurity risks. In 2024, more than 12,000 companies became insolvent — the highest number […]

Cyber Safety, Simplified: The Essential Eight Principles

Cyber threats pose a constant and increasing concern for businesses of all sizes, including SMEs.  The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) reported a 12% increase in calls to the Cyber security Hotline (1300 CYBER1) in 2023-24, highlighting the urgent need for SMEs like yours to ramp up cybersecurity measures. The Essential Eight compliance checklist is […]

Balancing Maintenance and Innovation: A Must for SMEs

According to the Reserve Bank of Australia, SMEs spend 25% more on research and development (aka innovation) than big business. In fact, SMEs account for 55% of total R&D spending. That kudos is great, but… chances are your business may feel like it’s all about chasing the next big thing. Shiny new products and cutting-edge […]

Fire risk alert: Why you need to dispose of batteries the ri...

A huge rise in battery fires is putting local garbos and the environment at risk. Here’s how to safely dispose of your old tech. We’ve all got that drawer full of old battery powered gadgets, like the ancient electric toothbrush, or maybe even a kids toy that’s long since lost its novelty value. But if […]

Brian Cox, black holes and… insurance

From cyberattacks in outer space, to solving geopolitical risk, the presenter addressed it all. If insurance and science have one thing in common, it would surely be that the outside world generally sees both as dull and boring despite the fact that those within each sector would highlight how fascinating and varied they can be. […]

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