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11 September 2019
KPMG WALKS FOR CANCER RESEARCH
Accountants swap calculators for joggers
DOZENS of accountants will swap their calculators for their joggers as they pound the pavement and walk with a purpose, to raise money for cancer research.
DOZENS of accountants will swap their calculators for their joggers as they pound the pavement and walk with a purpose, to raise money for cancer research.
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18 July 2019
DARWIN WAS RIGHT, SAYS PROPERTY CEO
Evolution the key to tech challenges
DOUGLAS Driscoll, CEO of real estate group Starr Partners, says the real estate sector has reached its technology intersection.
DOUGLAS Driscoll, CEO of real estate group Starr Partners, says the real estate sector has reached its technology intersection.
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30 June 2019
YOUR TEAM ON THE SAME PAGE
Best communication solution weve found
DARRYL MCALLISTER
DO you ever feel like your office is playing “Chinese Whispers”?
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30 June 2019
STUDENTS OFFER FREE MONEY ADVICE
Tax Clinic first of its kind in Sydney
WESTERN Sydney University is lending a financial helping hand to vulnerable taxpayers and small businesses through the creation of a student-run free Tax Clinic.
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17 June 2019
RESIDENTS CONCERNED ABOUT PLANNING
Rouse Hill's future under scrutiny
UPGRADES to local roads and long-term planning for the North West Growth Area were the main issues raised at Blacktown City Council’s community forum at Rouse Hill recently.
UPGRADES to local roads and long-term planning for the North West Growth Area were the main issues raised at Blacktown City Council’s community forum at Rouse Hill recently.
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02 June 2019
REASONS TO INVEST IN NEW COMPUTERS
Good deals, better performance
DARRYL MCALLISTER
DARRYL MCALLISTER
IS your computer so slow to start up that you go and fetch a coffee while you’re waiting? Or does it run at a crawling pace during the busiest parts of the day?
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06 May 2019
DEMYSTIFYING CHINESE INVESTMENT
Private companies dominate Aussie deals
DOUG FERGUSON and HELEN Zhi DENT
CHINESE investment in Australia dropped to AUD 8.2 billion in 2018 – down by 36.3 percent from 2017. Private companies dominated the investment landscape, accounting for 87 percent of deal value and over 92 percent of deal volume.
