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24 July 2024 TRANSCRIPT Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Bruce Billson interview with Oliver Peterson. Radio 6PR Perth   Subject: 3G switch-off warning for small, family and farming businesses   Oliver Peterson If you’re using the 3G network, listen up because we know that Telstra is turning it off at the end of … Continued

TIME RUNNING OUT TO NOMINATE FOR 2025 AUSTRALIAN OF THE YEAR AWARDS

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MEDIA RELEASE VNR & PHOTO LINKS AT END OF RELEASE   TIME RUNNING OUT to Nominate SOMEONE WHO INSPIRES YOU for the 2025 Australian of the Year AwarDS   Nominations close midnight AEST Wednesday 31 July 2024 australianoftheyear.org.au   With just days remaining until the close of nominations, the National Australia Day Council urges Australians … Continued

3G SWITCH-OFF LOOMING FOR SMALL BUSINESS

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The Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman, Bruce Billson, says small, family and farming businesses should urgently make sure they are not caught out by the 3G switch-off happening in the next few weeks. Mr Billson today appeared before the Senate Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport References Committee inquiry into the shutdown of … Continued

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23 July 2024 TRANSCRIPT Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Bruce Billson interview with Jess McGuire. ABC Radio NSW Regional   Subjects: Small business conditions, ATO debt collections, ASBFEO Tax Concierge Service, global computer outage.   Jess McGuire Now, you might have heard the grace period that was offered during the Covid lockdowns has … Continued

Paralympic Triathlete set for a Howeller in Paris

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When Para Triathlete, Jack Howell, moved from Victoria to Queensland in January this year to train at the Queensland Performance Centre, he had high hopes to qualify for the 2024 Paris Paralympics. Coached by Olympian, Brendan Sexton, Howell has not only qualified and been selected for Paris, but in a whirlwind six months, he has … Continued

Australia wastes 29 million meals a day: $2,500 Worth of Food Annually for families as Cost-of-Living Soars

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Australians are throwing away a staggering 7.6 million tonnes of food every year, worth $36.6 billion while millions of families are grappling with growing living costs. The shocking reality, and solutions to save Australia’s food from going to waste, are being highlighted at the 2024 National Food Waste Summit in Melbourne this week (July 24-25), where … Continued

HCF Research Foundation hosts roundtable to advance short stay joint replacements

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MONDAY, 22 JULY 2024: Today, The HCF Research Foundation, Australia’s largest non-government funder of health services research, opened the first national roundtable on the advancement of short stay joint replacement models of care in Australia, reaffirming the Foundation’s commitment to leading discussions and advocating for non-partisan, stakeholder-driven solutions to emerging healthcare challenges. Short stay programs, … Continued

Comment on impact of Microsoft outages on travelling Australians

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Comment on microsoft outages on travelling Australians from ATIA CEO Dean Long ““This is an issue that is impacting people’s travel in different ways depending on where they are and which airline they’re flying. A big shout out to all our travel professionals out there who are doing what they can to support Australians in … Continued

Study reveals six Aussie types when it comes to thinking about community

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Groundbreaking research has revealed significant differences in the way the nation perceives the community sector. The Community Compass report ­– released today – examined attitudes to the huge third sector, a part of the economy that spans the smallest suburban sports clubs, mid-sized not-for-profits and the nation’s biggest charities. Totalling an estimated 600,000 groups in … Continued