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Graham Goldsmith, new chair of employment platform Seek, discusses the organisation's future, from planning for global expansion to managing competitors.

Less than 2% of disputes make it to trial in the Supreme Court of Western Australia.

A healthy retirement is something that many of us strive to achieve. Who doesn't like the idea of living a comfortable lifestyle without a financial stress after working for 60+ years?

Concerns over possible conflicts of interest for financial auditors have resulting in an inquiry by parliament due 1 March 2020.

One of the big headaches for directors is deciding how to pay the people who run their companies.

There was great news for all government organisations in Australia last month with the Commonwealth's Digital Transformation Agency (DTA) and

In this article, personal branding for professional services expert and New Work Consulting's Director Julissa Shrewsbury discusses how a consideration of your personal brand can increa

Lease protection insurance is taken out when you buy your vehicle through a novated lease.

Crowdfunding: Getting ready for take off

Self-assessment reports from the major banks should be a must read for all boards following the banking Royal Commission.

Liz Ellis AO, former captain of the Diamonds netball team, shares how her leadership skills on the netball court have lead to a distinction in governance.

The recent $200,000 fine imposed on George Calombaris by the Fair Work Commission for underpaying staff is a timely reminder that the consequences of employers not understanding their obligations i

Henry Ford once said, “Coming together is a beginning, keeping together is progress, working together is success.”

Green bonds could assist organisations who would like to become more socially responsible and work towards positive environmental and climate change solutions.

The Australian and US Governments both recognise the strategic importance of rare earths to technological advances. The recent escalation of the trade dispute between China, the largest producer of rare earths, and the US, one of the largest consumers, has seen China threaten to restrict exports as a form of tariff retaliation. Despite previous threats nearly a decade ago, it is only now that both Governments are seeing the strategic value in supporting and developing a rare earths sector that is not dependent on China. What you drive, how your energy is produced and how you are defended are all on the line in this escalating dispute.

Why vehicle maintenance approval makes absolute sense

Maximising customer experience through a customer centric culture is more important now than ever following the banking Royal Commission.

Melissa Parke is a former Member of Parliament, served as Minister for International Development, and is a former United Nations lawyer.

Boards are being urged to identify strategies and outcomes as greater focus is placed on environmental, social and governance principles for ethical investing.

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Key takeaway

Investment FOMO — can you afford to miss out?When it comes to emerging globally competitive technology, Western Australia punches well above its weight.

Sarah Cobb GAICD, Peter Emery and Renita Gerard OAM GAICD recently delivered a spotlight webinar for the AICD on chairing difficult meetings.

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has released a draft prudential standard to strengthen remuneration requirements, a move which takes a major step into the traditional territor

The role of IT has come a long way, and success relies heavily on an organisation's ability to digitally transform, adapt and continually perform under the pressures of today's digital era.

#LawyersMakeADifference highlights real stories of lawyers using their skills to help people in our community.

Mandatory whistleblower protection policies will be in place from 1 January 2020 following reforms to laws, says ASIC Commissioner John Price.

As we celebrate NAIDOC Week 2019, we take a look at the Indigenous business sector, with the top 500 firms worth nearly $2b – and at how the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations keeps

Boards must be aware of their organisation's supply chains with the introduction of modern slavery legislation as of 1 July, writes Professor Pamela Hanrahan, Deputy head, School of Taxation and Bu

A recent decision of the Supreme Court of New South Wales has confirmed the once uncertain proposition that owners of soc

The AICC(WA) in association with the Israel Trade Commission and CORE Hub, hosted a suite of Israeli companies with tech innovation and advanced solutions for the Mining industry in early July.

In Perth, buildings are increasingly being designed as “green” in an effort to increase sustainability and reduce our greenhouse gas emissions.