ADDICTED TO GADGETS
Being always on is taking a toll
TODAY’S professionals are constantly connected to devices – mobile phones, iPads, computers, wearables.
REAL ESTATE SALES
Why handsome people get better prices
WHILE driving to an appointment in central Brisbane, Robert Tumarkin's eye was caught by a giant hoarding that showed the smiling face of a rather handsome, confident man.
SUCCESSION STUMBLING BLOCKS
Proper planning can secure the future
WHILE it’s not always top of mind for business owners, succession planning is critical to ensuring the long term success and value of the family business. A well-considered and successfully executed plan is key to securing a stable and sustainable future.
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RED TAPE CONCERNS
Event seeks to answer key questions
By Di Bartok
THE greatest resource of Australia is not the coal under the ground but the people above it, was the message given to small business owners at a seminar in Merrylands on February 16.
VINEYARD PRECINCT DECISION
270 land owners hold key to development
By Red Dwyer
THE willingness of some 270 landholders to sell or develop their land will be a crucial factor in the state government’s realisation of its development plans for the Vineyard area.
CREATING GOVERNANCE STRUCTURES
Importance of keeping it all together
STARTING a family business is easy, relatively speaking; sustaining it beyond a couple of generations is more challenging. It’s often said that the typical family business goes from rags to riches and back to rags in three generations.
LAWS EMPOWER PENRITH
New LEP enables development diversity
PENRITH Council has introduced a new streamlined Local Environmental Plan (LEP), which means the city will continue its transformation.
