Article by Jenne Brammer courtesy of the Weekend West. Dry climate, China’s health, activists, red tape cloud future WA agriculture pumps almost $9 billion into the economy each year and is the State’s biggest
“The unemployment rate for women reached the lowest level in almost 70 years. And, last year, women filled 72 percent of all new jobs added.” – President Trump https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=4585&=&v=iJsROazZ-aI&=&feature=emb_logo
Each year the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) has its Red Tape Awareness Week.
It highlights the governments that CFIB says are doing the right thing by making life easier for businesses. These governments are awarded the Golden Scissors Award. CFIB also rags on those that make life tougher for businesses with unnecessary red tape by giving them the Golden Paperweight Awards.
Article by Daniel Wild courtesy of the West Australian. Momentum is building for bi-partisan reform between the WA State Labor Government and the Federal Coalition Government to cut red tape and boost
Article by Salomae Haselgrove courtesy of Australian Mining. Gina Rinehart has praised Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s plan to cut green tape for mining projects. The Hancock Prospecting chairperson, speaking at the National
It is a great honour to be here as part of the third National Agriculture and Related Industries Day. Thank you to Tony Seabrook and the Pastoralists and Graziers Association for organising
November the 22nd signifies National Mining and Related Industries Day 2019, an important annual day that will be celebrated this year at Kings Park in Perth, Western Australia. A time to reflect,
Article courtesy of CEO Magazine. Australia’s top executives gathered to celebrate another remarkable business year at The Palladium at Crown, Melbourne for The CEO Magazine’s Executive of the Year Awards. Dressed in
The AFR View, courtesy of the Australian Financial Review. By learning how to guide the direction of the business and how to lead by communicating the company story today’s CFOs will develop
Article by Jonathan Shapiro and James Thomson, courtesy of the Australian Financial Review. The nation’s top finance chiefs say cutting red tape would do more to help the economy than further interest
