Why trust matters in personal and business life
By David Ley
Thexton Armstrong Ley
A COLLEAGUE and friend of mine (Richard-not his real name) runs a successful home renovation business in a country town. We all know that in the country there are no secrets.
XERO roadtest 2: Forget about tedious book keeping
By Rhys Roberts
MANY small business owners complain that bookkeeping is a necessary evil – they need to do it in order to submit their quarterly BAS, but it takes a disproportionate amount of time, and delivers absolutely no value to the business.
XERO roadtest: Cloud a quantum leap forward
By Michael Mekhitarian
THE long term strategic view is that strong financial management underpins all successful businesses so how does XERO contribute in this context.
Pitfalls of acting on professional advice
By Schon G Condon RFD
HOW often do you hear this? No doubt you’re not unaccustomed to such a response when things don’t actually go exactly to plan. It is almost a native human endeavour to avoid the blame or the responsibility.
What is the future for those that innovate?
By Kate Hill
Partner Deloitte, Western Sydney
THE announcement by Ford that it planned to shut the doors on its Broadmeadows manufacturing plant in Victoria was another huge blow to the Australian manufacturing sector.
Fans the key to possible Wanderers sale
By Anthony Stavrinos
WESTERN Sydney Wanderers’ community of fans was a key ingredient in the club’s fairy-tale debut season and could now become pivotal in delivering a sound financial base for future growth.
Iconic PARKROYAL undergoes facelift
By Anthony Stavrinos
THE Parkroyal Parramatta, has recently undergone a multi-million dollar refresh and repositioning of its brand.
