Article by Daniel Newell courtesy of The West Australian The coronavirus pandemic has exposed weaknesses in Australia’s supply chains and emphasised the need for the country to become more self-sufficient, says WA
Article by Ticky Fullerton courtesy of the Australian Major tax reform and cutting red tape is imperative if Australia is to attract the investment to help it recover from COVID-19. That’s the
Editorial courtesy of The West Australian The resources sector has long been the State and the nation’s economic powerhouse. And in this time of crisis, with unemployment lines lengthening and governments spending
Article by Sarah Ison courtesy of the West Australian
Article by Paul Starick courtesy of the Daily Telegraph Lifesaving ventilators will be installed in all Royal Flying Doctor Service aircraft across central and eastern Australia, thanks to a $6 million donation
Article by Miranda Devine, courtesy of the Daily Telegraph Photographs by Jose Luis Magana President Donald Trump kisses the American flag after speaking at Conservative Political Action Conference. It was a festival
Article by Jenne Brammer courtesy of the Weekend West. Dry climate, China’s health, activists, red tape cloud future WA agriculture pumps almost $9 billion into the economy each year and is the State’s biggest
“The unemployment rate for women reached the lowest level in almost 70 years. And, last year, women filled 72 percent of all new jobs added.” – President Trump https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=4585&=&v=iJsROazZ-aI&=&feature=emb_logo
Each year the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) has its Red Tape Awareness Week.
It highlights the governments that CFIB says are doing the right thing by making life easier for businesses. These governments are awarded the Golden Scissors Award. CFIB also rags on those that make life tougher for businesses with unnecessary red tape by giving them the Golden Paperweight Awards.
