Yulia Petrenko – Financier ordered to repay $2 million in Liquidatorâs claim
18 March
Yulia Petrenko yulia@oracleis.com.au Financier ordered to repay $2 million to a provider (that later entered liquidation) of cross-security. In a recent judgment, the Federal Court has awarded an approx $2 million judgment in...[Read More]
Dominic Cantone – Digital statutory declarations â an end to signing on the dotted line
18 March
Dominic Cantone dominic.cantone@oracleis.com.au Federal statutory declarations can now be made using electronic signatures and video-link witnessing. From 1 January 2024, legislation introduced by the Federal Attorney-General...[Read More]
Nick Cooper – Announcement â new staff
18 March
We are pleased to welcome Stephen Flamer-Smith and Elias Hatzopoulos to our growing team. Nick Cooper nick.cooper@oracleis.com.au Oracle Insolvency Services is proud to announce that Stephen Flamer-Smith has joined our team in the role...[Read More]
What does ethical investing mean? How does it relate to ESG investing?
14 March
Investing is typically perceived as a wealthy-only pastime with no regard for the environment or social issues. However, that is not always the case, and the old mindset of making money for its own sake doesnât need to stay. Â People have become...[Read More]
Work from home like a pro: tips for setting up your home office
14 March
The advent of digital technology has transformed the business landscape, ushering in a new era where working from home is no longer a rarity but a common occurrence. This shift has necessitated the need for entrepreneurs to create conducive...[Read More]
Are the Lipstick and Beer Indexes Reliable Measures of Consumer Behaviour?
14 March
Traditional indicators such as GDP, unemployment rates, and inflation indicators are used to measure the health and performance of an economy. These are commonly used by economists and policymakers in gauging a countryâs economic growth and...[Read More]
How to ask your boss to work remotely
14 March
The remote work trend has gained significant momentum in recent years, offering employees the flexibility to maintain a healthy work-life balance. Â If youâre planning to join the ranks of remote workers, convincing your employer to grant you...[Read More]
Resilium Partners acquires two more âhubâ businesses
13 March
In keeping with its ambitious growth strategy, Resilium Partners (part of the Envest Group) have announced the successful acquisition of Victorian based Ensure Risk Solutions and Adelaide based Protectit Insurance Services. Click here to...[Read More]
Swifties boost spending
13 March
The Australian economy got a leg up from Taylor Swift concerts but the much-anticipated visit was not enough to counter penny pinching elsewhere. Spending as tracked by Commonwealth Bank has been generally subdued and fell 0.3 per cent over the...[Read More]
A guide to insurance for your hospitality business
13 March
Australia is home to more than 30,000 restaurants, 28,000 cafes and coffee shops and 9000 pubs, bars and nightclubs. If yours is one of them, youâre likely to be already familiar with some of the challenges that are part and parcel of...[Read More]
Businesses to save as government scraps tariffs
13 March
Toothbrushes, sanitary products, washing machines and freezers may become cheaper in a move retailers say will reduce the costs of doing business. Almost 500 nuisance tariffs will be scrapped in the new financial year, saving companies more than $30...[Read More]
Investment expert warns prices ârollercoasterâ possible
13 March
Global inflation may fall back to target more quickly than expected in the near term but could then rebound higher again because of geopolitical fragmentation, the low-carbon transition and other supply shocks. Thatâs the thinking of BlackRock...[Read More]
WA ranked first, Vic last on economic performance: IPA
13 March
Western Australia is the nationâs best economic performer while Victoria lags behind all other states, a new report reveals. Australiaâs western-most state leads other states on three measures including low taxes and energy prices and high wages...[Read More]
Consumers paying the price for âslowâ data right scheme
13 March
Giving people more control over their data footprint could significantly expand the economy and save consumers time and money, research shows. The so-called Consumer Data Right (CDR) gives Australians some control over their personal data but should...[Read More]
Sports urged to tackle climate action over legal risks
13 March
Sporting organisations could open themselves up to legal risks by failing to tackle climate change, as some of the nationâs favourite codes came under fire for their response to the issue. A report examining the impact of climate change on sports...[Read More]