The floodlight on the shadow economy has dimmed
Insight The floodlight on the shadow economy has dimmed
Australia is sitting on an untapped pot of money, potentially $34 billion, that could be recouped from the shadow or black economy. The Government set up a shadow economy taskforce in 2016, but will this year’s Federal Budget shine a light on the issue again?
Paul Banister
| 5 min read |
After the floods: restructuring options
Insight After the floods: restructuring options
The 2022 floods across the east coast have had a catastrophic impact on businesses, many of which are still suffering the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Michael McCann
Graham Killer
Cameron Crichton
| 6 min read |
NSW Modern Slavery law changes brings it in line with the country
Client alert NSW Modern Slavery law changes brings it in line with the country
In June 2018, the NSW Modern Slavery Act 2018 (NSW Act) was passed – just ahead of the national approach to modern slavery. The Commonwealth’s Modern Slavery Act 2018 (Cth) (the Commonwealth Act) was introduced to the Commonwealth Parliament a few weeks after New South Wales.
Katherine Shamai
| 2 min read |
Pearls of Wisdom: What it takes to be a powerful, impactful and influential leader in today’s environment
Insight Pearls of Wisdom: What it takes to be a powerful, impactful and influential leader in today’s environment
In a high-speed, high-energy presentation at NRF 2022: Retail’s Big Show, Morgan Stanley Vice Chairman and Managing Director Carla Harris shared her Eight Pearls of intentional leadership.
Kaitlin Hastie
| 4 min read |
ATO developments impacting discretionary trusts
Client alert ATO developments impacting discretionary trusts
There have been some recent developments from the ATO which are set to impact those using a discretionary trust as part of their financial family arrangements.
Paul Banister
| 8 min read |
Women in Business 2022
Report Women in Business 2022
Grant Thornton’s Women in Business 2022 research tracked women in senior management across the world, through flexible working and supporting gender equity.
Greg Keith
| 3 min read |
WA to open up: Operating your business in this new and changing landscape
Insight WA to open up: Operating your business in this new and changing landscape
We explore how your business can best be ready when the WA borders finally reopen on 5 February 2022.
Kim Hayman
| 3 min read |
2032 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games: and the Soft Power they bring
INSIGHT 2032 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games: and the Soft Power they bring
Brand Brisbane is rising, boosted by the publicity of their upcoming host gig for the 2032 Olympics and Paralympic Games.
Sian Sinclair
| 6 min read |
Government meets with business leaders to support vaccine roll-out
Insight Government meets with business leaders to support vaccine roll-out
Today was the first of a series of meetings between the Federal Government and the country’s largest employers regarding the vaccine roll-out.
Greg Keith
| 2 min read |
Our financial services sector is resilient but it’s not a bottomless pit
Federal Budget Our financial services sector is resilient but it’s not a bottomless pit
The first bank in Australia, Bank of New South Wales, was established more than 200 years ago in 1817.
3 min read |
A focus on sovereign capability could transform the agribusiness, food and beverage sector
Federal Budget A focus on sovereign capability could transform the agribusiness, food and beverage sector
Australia produces a lot of food. We are a unique market in that we cannot consume everything that we produce – we must export.
Tony Pititto
| 2 min read |
Manufacturing industry
Federal Budget Sovereign capability and a manufacturing renaissance
Once upon a time, certainly in living memory, Australia had a thriving and diverse manufacturing sector.
Michael Climpson
| 3 min read |