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Paying an extra $150 million a year to protect growers? That's bananas!

  • Written by Gigi Foster, Associate Professor, School of Economics, UNSW

No international traveller can miss the impact of Australia’s quarantine restrictions. Loud posters at every international airport instruct you to dump your fresh produce or face large fines. Into the bin then with the Californian cherries and Kiwi kiwis!

These restrictions impose a cost not just on international travellers but on...

Why it’s a great time to include the EU in your export push

With the US market beset with unknowns, training your sights on mainland Europe in 2025 makes sound sense. Wondering whether the introduction o...

Success Isn’t About Labels—It’s About Mindset

In the lead up to International Women’s Day, I’ve been reflecting on my own success as a business owner and whether or not being a woman has playe...

Accelerate Action- Thryv champions women in business for International Women’s Day

Thryv® (NASDAQ: THRY), provider of the leading small business software platform, is celebrating International Women’s Day by shining a spotlight o...

Sydney Startup Launches AI Platform To Lead the Charge on Gender Pay Gap Action

EvenBetter.ai launches in Australia with First Customers Knight Frank and Fuji Australia Sydney-based startup EvenBetter.ai has today launched th...

The Real Risk: Why Failing to Plan for Retirement is a Gamble You Can’t Afford

As the CEO of Reventon, I’ve experienced financial ups and downs firsthand. My journey in property investment has been defined by bold decisions, st...

The dangers of flex-washing: Why organisations must prioritise true flexibility to attract and retain talent

In the modern workplace, flexibility has become one of the most sought-after benefits for employees. As companies seek to attract top talent, many...

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