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What part does Australia play as the world evolves? What do societal and industry changes mean for us? Get the 10,000ft (3048m) view.

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No more knocking down: Is discounting dead?

Sales used to be functional. A natural go-to when stock really wasn’t selling. Now, it seems like everything’s (robot voice)...

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Companies and cults: What’s the difference?

The word “follower” has changed a lot in the past couple of centuries. Once a synonym for Christian, it now refers to those who...

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The emperor’s new clothing brand: What can we learn from Shein’s unseemly success?

We’ve swapped the changing rooms for the online checkout. Our beloved retail therapy has become just… retail. But the...

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Your 9-to-5 can’t stop your side hustle

Very few founders have the privilege of skipping conventional employment. Most of us need the money. Many of us need the...

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Labour’s student startup year: throwing good student debt after bad?

Labour’s new Startup Year loan - a (repayable) $11,000 opportunity for students to get stuck into their startup ideas rather...

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B2B: An exciting investment, or just a safe bet?

The pandemic was kind to B2B. Business is good in the world of business. In response, investment in B2C has dipped. Have the...

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Forget fake news: Fake reviews are costing us billions

Fake online reviews plague small businesses, costing them USD $152 billion in 2021. Damages over lost revenue must be...

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Killing time: Why your job achieves nothing

Technology and automation were supposed to liberate us. Instead, the opposite happened. Corporations invented more meaningless...

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Dip dodgers: can Australia skirt a global recession?

Corporations are tightening their purse strings, stock market prices are plummeting, inflation is skyrocketing, and nations...

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Can we still have nice things? How Aussie startups are mixing luxury with sustainability

Luxury isn’t what it used to be. Consciences are changing, generations are moving up. Sustainable practices are non-negotiable,...

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Founders and family: the ultimate juggling act (Part 1)

Entrepreneurs tend to wear their busyness like a badge of honour. They feel the pressure to do it all, see it all, and be it...

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A chance at redemption: can tokenising carbon credits save crypto’s abysmal eco credentials?

Far outdating crypto, carbon credits have been around since the ’90s. Is the new breed of tokenised credits the future of the...

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Rose tinted glasses: Are you in love with the product, not the problem?

We spend our personal lives hoping not to encounter problems. But as founders, there’s nothing better. Especially when it’s...

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You don’t need to be a unicorn to fly

To go full unicorn is the stuff of startup dreams. But a dangerous mentality is emerging alongside it. If you're not shooting...

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No more knocking down: Is discounting dead?

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No more knocking down: Is discounting dead?

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The emperor’s new clothing brand: What can we learn from Shein’s unseemly success?

Your 9-to-5 can’t stop your side hustle

Labour’s student startup year: throwing good student debt after bad?

B2B: An exciting investment, or just a safe bet?

Forget fake news: Fake reviews are costing us billions

Killing time: Why your job achieves nothing

Dip dodgers: can Australia skirt a global recession?

Can we still have nice things? How Aussie startups are mixing luxury with sustainability

Founders and family: the ultimate juggling act (Part 1)

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