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PROPERTY HEALTH CHECK
Negative gearing changes "damaging"
By Jane Fitzgerald
Executive Director Property Council of NSW
MANY Australians are feeling increasingly uncertain about the future.
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A WORLD WITHOUT LOGOS
How personal experience = BRAND
By Hardeep Girn
Managing Director Know My Business
A SUBJECT we regularly advise our clients about is the importance of personal brand.
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PHEBRA’S AUSSIE-FIRST
PBS listing for Leukaemia drug
LANE Cove-based pharmaceutical company Phebra, has welcomed the listing on the Australian Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS).of its PHENASEN® (arsenic trioxide) Injection for the first line treatment of newly-diagnosed acute promyelocytic leukaemia (APL).
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IDRAFT EXPANDS NORTH
Approval for residential projects
LEADING western Sydney design firm IDRAFT Group (IDRAFT) has expanded its operations into the northern suburbs after receiving two recent approvals for high-quality residential developments in the Hornsby Local Government Area (LGA).
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HOW TO ACCESS GOVERNMENT GRANTS
Tips for navigating the process
By Danica Sekulovska
Deloitte Tax Partner
WE applied for a government grant once and it was a waste of time.
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DOING BUSINESS IN ASIA
Cultural empathy tops language
IN connecting with Asia, Northern Sydney businesses have found that understanding the culture was more important than mastering the local language.
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TRACY'S LOVE OF REAL ESTATE
Cashing in on Chatswood charm
By Di Bartok
FIRST in the office each morning and last one to leave at night, Tracy Yap has not lost her enthusiasm for real estate in the 12 years she has run her own business.
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LOOKING TO SELL YOUR PROPERTY?
10 frequently asked legal questions
By Tony Cordato
EVERYONE has a job to do when selling your property.
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R & D TAX INCENTIVES
Get ready for innovative changes
By Paul van Bergen
Partner, R&D Tax, KPMG
RECENTLY the media covered the Federal Government’s National Innovation and Science Agenda.
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FUTURE EMPLOYMENT MARKET
Technology to kill 5 million jobs
MORE than five million jobs, almost 40 per cent of Australian jobs that exist today, have a moderate to high likelihood of disappearing in the next 10 to 15 years due to technological advancements.
