AI usage in accounting seeing rapid growth, survey finds

Technology • By Emma Partis

The hype for AI is growing among accounting firms and usage is becoming more widespread, a recent survey has found.

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Greens slam Coalition plans to cut the public service

Economy • By Emma Partis

The Greens have hit out at plans to reduce the public service, warning that outsourcing work to the private sector will ...

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RBA cuts interest rates, but remains cautious about future outlook

Economy • By Emma Partis

Yesterday the Reserve Bank handed down its widely-anticipated interest rate cut, reducing the cash rate from 4

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Foreign investors banned from buying Australian residential property

Economy • By Emma Partis

The Albanese government is banning foreign investors from buying homes in Australia and cracking down on land banking ...

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Master Builders supports productivity-boosting reforms for construction industry

Economy • By Emma Partis

A new report by the Productivity Commission has found that stagnating productivity in the construction industry is ...

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To cut or not to cut: RBA’s Tuesday decision

Economy • By Emma Partis

While banks and markets are almost certain that the Reserve Bank will cut interest rates tomorrow, global economic ...

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Regulatory burdens stifle productivity in construction, report finds

Economy • By Emma Partis

Regulatory burdens are delaying construction projects and stifling innovation, a report by the Productivity Commission ...

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Tax transparency on the rise, but disclosures often incomplete: GRI

Tax • By Emma Partis

Global adoption of tax transparency measures is rising among large public companies, but comprehensive disclosure is ...

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‘Worst is probably behind’ the Australian economy, AMP says

Economy • By Emma Partis

The Australian economy is set up to rebound in 2025, according to data from the Westpac-Melbourne Institute.

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