A path to independence: guiding adult children to contribute at home
31 October
Many parents face the question of when their adult children living at home should start paying board and contributing to household expenses and chores as they transition into adulthood. The question of when and how much to charge, as well as the...[Read More]
Unlocking your future: the power of choosing the right subjects for career success
31 October
Choosing the right subjects in school or university can significantly shape your future career pathways. Here are some reasons why making informed choices about subjects is essential:  Alignment with Career Goals Relevance: Selecting...[Read More]
Easy ways to start a fitness regime in your 60s
31 October
If youâre over 60, regular exercise is essential for maintaining health, energy, and independence. It reduces the risk of serious conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and osteoporosis.  However, starting or restarting a fitness regime...[Read More]
Management liability insurance: comprehensive protection for your business
31 October
Management liability insurance is a critical safety net for companies, offering coverage for a wide range of risks associated with the actions and decisions made by directors, officers, and management personnel. This insurance is designed to...[Read More]
Celebrating Insurance Excellence and Innovation
31 October
The recent Envest Broking Conference was a celebration of excellence and innovation in the insurance industry, bringing together some of the top professionals from across the sector. This yearâs event highlighted the achievements of individuals...[Read More]
Scam alert: Bulk email extortion scam
31 October
Criminals are emailing people and falsely claiming they have hacked into their computers or webcams and have access to compromising images and videos of them. These criminals are threatening people by saying they will release the images and videos...[Read More]
Nuclear and renewables at odds over power bill shock
31 October
Rolling out nuclear power plants in Australia could add $1000 a year to household electricity bills, according to energy experts, and regulators should focus on lower cost, renewable power. The warning has been issued at a Smart Energy Council event...[Read More]
Why packing waste could be the secret to a cool summer
30 October
Air conditioners could be âpackingâ an energy-saving secret in future after an Australian research breakthrough involving waste material and static electricity. RMIT University announced the discovery on Tuesday, which researchers say could make...[Read More]
World fair for coders celebrates ânerditudeâ of AI era
30 October
One billion people could be writing their own code by 2030 as the worldâs leading open source developer platform raises the stakes on artificial intelligence. Microsoftâs GitHub has used its annual convention in tech-dominated San Francisco to...[Read More]
Calls to upgrade regional connectivity as 3G shuts down
30 October
Telcos are being urged to boost mobile coverage in regional Australia as thousands of residents with old phones lose their ability to make calls or texts as the 3G network shuts down. Telstra and Optus on Monday joined TPG Telecom/Vodafone in...[Read More]
When should parents let go of the reins? Allowing kids to make their own life decisions
24 October
Parenting is a delicate balancing act that requires guidance, protection, and, eventually, the wisdom to step back and allow children to navigate their own lives. As children grow and mature, there comes a point where parents must decide when and...[Read More]
Managing your future: the importance of making a will
24 October
As we journey through life, planning for the future becomes increasingly important. Every adult has the right to control their affairs, whether managing finances or making healthcare decisions. However, as we age, factors such as illness,...[Read More]
Children teaching their parents about investing
24 October
Not too long ago, in the 1950s, the process of investing was both expensive and time-consuming. People who could afford to invest in stocks only did so via stock brokerages, which virtually monopolised the market. Fixed commissions were the norm â...[Read More]
âLow-hanging electronsâ ripe for harvesting lower bills
24 October
Many consumers are willing to change their heaviest electricity use to save money but only a quarter of a million households have signed up to voluntary programs with their energy retailer. In a research report released on Tuesday, energy expert...[Read More]
Kids more social, engaged at school as phones expelled
24 October
Banning mobile phones at school has almost universal support from principals and the backing of parents, but more restrictions are coming for children using technology during the other 18 hours of the day. A NSW Education Department survey of almost...[Read More]