Posts tagged "australian small business"

The prosperity of future generations of Australians is at risk as our economy faces a persistent decline in productivity growth.

If you’re visiting a small business this International Women’s Day, there’s a one-in-three chance it’s run by a woman.
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As the cornerstone of the Australian economy, the public sector has an obligation to support small businesses through yet another tough period.

SmartCompany is collaborating with Melbourne small business owner Chryssie Swarbrick to take readers behind the scenes as she launches her new cafe, Two Franks.

Doing good business involves some universal principles – good customer service, fast and reliable delivery and a great product. But not every business harnesses the opportunities available to drive those principles into action.

The answer to what happens when Australia opens up to the world is quite different depending on what kind of openness you mean, and for workers and business owners.

eInvoicing means no more fiddling about with manual bill entry, PDFs or emails, and it might just herald the end of late payments too.

This year was similar to 2020 in many ways as the pandemic continued, lockdowns were implemented, and businesses were forced to close or modify their behaviours.

E-commerce business owner Sally Branson Dalwood says for many SMEs in the current climate, the "new normal" is online shopping.

Small businesses across the country are being invited to get involved with Go Local First, a new national campaign designed to encourage Australians to purchase from, and support, local businesses. 

So much has changed for small businesses so quickly due to the COVID-19 pandemic. While many small businesses have successfully enrolled in …

Tribe Skincare founder Kayla Houlihan is running a multi-million dollar skincare brand, but she still makes a point of carving out time for Instagram.