From Telegraphs to Quantum Leaps… Are You Ready?

30 January

Over the past century, we've witnessed technological revolutions that have reshaped the very fabric of our daily lives. From the first flickers of electric light to the supercomputers that now fit in our pockets, change has been our only...[Read More]

Conquering chronic procrastination: a path to self-improvement

30 January

Procrastination is a universal challenge that affects many of us at some point. From putting off small errands to delaying critical projects, procrastination can significantly impact personal growth, productivity, and overall well-being.  However,...[Read More]

Market volatility: why time in the market matters more than timing the market

30 January

Market volatility is an inherent part of investing. Prices fluctuate due to economic changes, geopolitical events, and investor sentiment.  While the unpredictability of the market can cause anxiety, it’s essential to understand that volatility...[Read More]

Understanding estate planning and key legal tools: why legal advice is essential

30 January

Estate planning is the process of organising and managing your assets during your lifetime and determining how they will be distributed after your death.  It goes beyond simply writing a will; it involves making key decisions about property...[Read More]

China welcomes the Year of the Snake

29 January

China has ushered in the Year of the Snake as the Chinese New Year began for the country of approximately 1.4 billion inhabitants. The new year’s festival, also known as the Spring Festival, is based on the traditional lunar calendar and therefore...[Read More]

Interest rate cut hopes rise on soft inflation print

30 January

Interest rate relief could be around the corner after underlying inflation came in below expectations. Core inflation fell to 3.2 per cent in the year to December, opening the door for the Reserve Bank of Australia to cut the cash rate at its next...[Read More]

Special agents: why AI promises to take over from apps

29 January

The next generation of artificial intelligence is expected to replace a human: the personal assistant you probably cannot afford to hire. ‘AI agents’ capable of completing a complex series of tasks after just one command are emerging as a top...[Read More]

Caution urged on AI assistant as DeepSeek surges

29 January

Internet users should exercise caution before handing over personal details to Chinese artificial intelligence model DeepSeek, federal ministers have urged. The AI assistant – which launched last week – rocketed to the top of app stores, with...[Read More]

Golden opportunity for Australia as AI charges ahead

29 January

The launch of a Chinese rival to ChatGPT will be a game-changer as Australia’s top scientist lauds artificial intelligence as bringing great opportunity. DeepSeek launched its AI model over the weekend that is considered a challenge to ChatGPT as...[Read More]

A time to thrive: building meaningful connections and surrounding yourself with positivity

23 January

Midlife is often viewed through a lens of uncertainty and self-doubt, but what if we flipped the narrative?  This stage of life, far from being a time of crisis, can become a period of connection, discovery, and growth.  By focusing on meaningful...[Read More]

The legal issues most people face and the importance of seeking advice

23 January

Legal issues are an inevitable part of life.  Whether you’re dealing with property transactions, employment disputes, family matters, or financial concerns, navigating the complexities of the legal system can be daunting.  While the specifics of...[Read More]

Creating a refreshing and organised home for summer

23 January

As the summer months roll on, the warm weather brings longer days, sunshine, and the perfect opportunity to refresh your home.  Whether you’re hosting barbecues, spending lazy afternoons with family, or just enjoying the season, these homemaking...[Read More]

Lifetime pensions urged to make super system easier

22 January

Retirees should be offered a lifetime pension from the federal government, drawn from their savings, in order to make the superannuation system simpler, a report has urged. The Grattan Institute report on superannuation has recommended retirees use...[Read More]

Strong jobs growth data deflates February rate cut hope

22 January

Australia’s jobs market continues to show “remarkable” resilience with stronger than expected employment growth tempering hopes of a February rate cut. About 56,000 jobs were added to the economy in December, the Australian Bureau of...[Read More]

Tax changes ruled out as treasurer launches food fight

22 January

The treasurer has poured cold water on any new taxes, saying Labor is focused on targeted cost of living relief. Asked whether Labor would bring any new taxes to the upcoming federal election, Jim Chalmers said, “no, our focus is on the tax...[Read More]