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Why Australia banning live animal exports may be a net loss for animal welfare

  • Written by Elizabeth (Liz) Jackson, Associate Professor of Supply Chain Management & Logistics, Curtin University

Australia’s government wants to end live animal exports. A panel of four experts has been appointed and given a $5.6 million budget to come up with a plan to phase out the trade, worth $92 million a year.

Chaired by the former head of the Murray Darling Basin Authority, Phillip Glyde, the panel is expected to report by the end of September....

ATO scrutiny not slowing surge in small business restructures

Small Business Restructuring (SBR) appointments have tripled in the first half of the 2025 financial year¹, revealing both growing awareness of th...

Temu expands partnership with Adyen as it launches across more markets

Adyen, the financial technology platform of choice for leading companies, today announced its expanded partnership with Temu, the global e-commerc...

Blend AI scales up in the USA following ecommerce success

Sydney, Australia – 1st April, 2025: Blend AI, a leading Australian adtech company, has announced the opening of its first US office in Austin, Te...

Why the Way We Think About Employee Wellbeing Is Holding Us Back

Workplace wellbeing has finally reached the mainstream. It’s no longer seen as a ‘nice to have’ or an afterthought—it’s a core business issue. But d...

Samsara Eco expands global leadership team

Industry heavyweights join Samsara Eco to accelerate its enzymatic recycling technology Chief Innovation Officer and Executive Product Director a...

National Print Awards Announce Ricoh Women in Industry Award

The National Print Awards (NPAs) are proud to introduce the Ricoh Women in Industry Award, a prestigious new accolade recognising and celebrating ...

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