Keeping your employees motivated is the key to better performance and productivity. The natural flow-on effect is satisfied customers. In this article, we give you some simple, low-cost tips on how to keep your staff motivated to deliver their very …
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Positive news for the coal industry
Less than a year after the coal industry was declared to be in decline, coal becomes one of the best-performing commodities of 2016. Cargo prices for Australian thermal coal from the Newcastle terminal have increased by over 35% since mid-June …
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Car loans … where did it all start?
Have you ever wondered how car finance began? The history of car loans is actually quite interesting as it follows the history of cars, beginning with the first automobile that was invented by Sam McLaughlin of Ontario, Canada. Read more
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Crowdfunding – what’s it all about?
Crowdfunding. You’ve no doubt heard about it but while it might be one of the cool new kids on the block there is no doubt it has limitations as a viable funding option for business. In Australia, the legislative framework …
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Business owners forced to educate
Starting a small business is fraught with uncertainty, but there are steps you can take to improve your chances of success. One of the most important strategies is for business owners to become better educated and improve their management skills. …
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Agricultural tariff trial
The trial will give farmers the chance to test off-peak and demand-based electricity tariffs under the Regional Business Support package to save money on their electricity bill . Read more
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Coal discovery confirmed in the Karin Basin tenement
Vitrinite Pty Ltd has identified 123 million tonnes of coking coal in the Karin Basin tenement of the Bowen Basin. Managing director Nick Williams said that people thought he was crazy when Vitrinite increased their exploration in underdeveloped tenements in …
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123 Million tonnes of coking coal found in the Karin Basin
123 million tonnes of coking coal was found in the Karin Basin, near Clermont. The mining company that discovered it, Vitrinite Pty Ltd, had made the decision to continue drilling despite the downturn. Due to its scarcity and value in …
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Indian beef ban another feather in Australia’s reliability status
Coming hot on the heels of the Brazilian corruption scandal which prompted temporary bans with key beef importers, the Indian development reinforces Australia’s position as the leader in red meat integrity and consistency of supply. Read more
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Change, adapt or perish
Technology has transformed our lives over recent decades and will continue to do so well into the future. For any business – large or small – the ability to adapt to change and manage its impact can mean the difference …
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