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Peter Mckie was teaching advanced life-support at hospitals around Australia when he realised there was a $50K+ problem. Here’s the story of his solution.
Peter Mckie was volunteering at hospitals around Australia in March 2011 when he realised there was a problem.
This Canberra business is building state-of-the-art drones that can carry up to one tonne of cargo.
It looks like drones are the next big thing. Geodrones Australia is a Canberra-based company pioneering drone technology and how...
Contrary to popular belief, identifying workplace bullying isn’t always a question of data. Sententia Consulting explains some simple ways you can spot employee behaviour problems.
Contrary to popular belief, identifying workplace bullying and harassment isn't always a question of qualitative data. While organisations commonly rely...
Build to Rent is a fairly new concept to Canberrans. Not to Independent Property Group’s Nicole Short, however - and here’s how she’s spearheading the Group’s efforts.
While long a popular model in the US, UK and Europe, Canberra is a relative newcomer to the Build to...
Chief Minister Andrew Barr has returned from the Philippines, with an update on when we may see direct flights from Canberra to Singapore return.
Singapore Airlines is keen to restart its direct service to Canberra but the carrier is still rebuilding its international network...
A Canberra dance studio director has shaped the lives of more than 350 students through dance - and now she’s been celebrated with a raft of finalist nominations in national community and entrepreneurial awards.
A Canberra mother of two has shaped the lives of more than 350 students through dance. Holly Diggle always wanted...
With changes to the Government’s Commonwealth Procurement Rules, a Canberra husband and wife team have decided to ride the national capital’s thriving commercial property market wave… and open Raine & Horne Commercial Canberra.
A Canberra husband and wife team has decided to ride the national capital's thriving commercial property market wave, opening Raine...
Almost three years after a much-loved South Coast club burned to the ground in the Black Summer bushfires, it’s reopened - with a shock appearance by two celebrity chefs.
Almost three years after a small South Coast club was razed to the ground in the Black Summer bushfires, it...
A good property manager can make all the difference when it comes to dealing with tenant negotiations and rising costs. Here's how.
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The construction industry is currently staring down the barrel of a critical skills shortage, but a new scholarship is looking to lure new talent from an under-utilised resource pool.
Lucy Marburg slipped into the construction industry as an administration officer. She didn't consider herself as working
After years of waiting for solar batteries to become cheaper, many Canberra families have decided the time is right - with at least one Canberra solar company seeing a huge increase in demand.
After years of waiting for solar battery systems to become more cost effective, many Canberra families have decided the time...
Canberra’s iconic Southern Cross Club has hit its 50th birthday, and local businesses such as Underground Spirits, Lake George Winery, Capital Brewing Co and Lonsdale Street Roasters are coming to the party with a special selection of unique products.
The Canberra Southern Cross Club has teamed up with local businesses to make limited edition products to sell as part...
Acclaimed journalist and editor of The Mandarin, Chris Johnson, will be joining the Region team next month. Here’s what he’ll be doing.
Chris Johnson will join the Region team in mid-August as our Public Sector Editor. Chris is currently the editor of...
Daniel is a valued team member at Cooleman Court Pharmacy, and they've gone to extra efforts to show appreciation for his hard work.
A staff member at the nation's Pharmacy of the Year has been honoured in a special presentation. Assistant at Cooleman...
Buying a house is a big leap - but there’s big risks too. Here’s the common mistakes Canberra buyers can avoid by seeking conveyancing advice.
If you're thinking of taking the big leap into property ownership in the ACT or surrounding regions, engage a conveyancing...
Canberra businesses are being urged to sign up for the Gamechangers initiative - a program that encourages healthier sponsorship opportunities for junior sporting clubs.
Young water polo players are among the first to benefit from the ACT Government's new Gamechangers initiative which is encouraging...
Living costs and interest rates might be on the up, but there’s still ways to make your cash go further this year. Chris Oates from RSM Financial Services explains.
With living costs and interest rates on the rise, the future might be looking a little tough, but it's not...
Tristan Morris was fleeing from the Black Summer bushfires when he an idea for an app that had everything you needed to know about current natural disasters - in one place. Bushfire.io has now won a Canberra Innovation Network grant.
An app designed to save lives during natural disasters is among seven innovative business ideas to receive thousands of dollars...
Canberra’s iconic Southern Cross Club is turning 50 next month - and the three men who made the club what it is today will be first to pop the champagne.
Canberra's Southern Cross Club is turning 50 in August and the three men who made the club what it is...
He interned under Gordon Ramsay and has catered for everyone from Australian Prime Ministers to the Sultan of Brunei. Now it’s the turn of the aged care residents at Goodwin to benefit from Chef Sandeep Vaid’s skills.
From his early training in Switzerland to a six-week London internship under Gordon Ramsay and his role as Parliament House...
The email's come through, and you've paid it promptly. But what happens if it was all a clever scam, and you can't recover the money? We talk to Alisa Taylor from Canberra firm MV Law about this growing threat.
It’s the ultimate hit-in-the-guts moment. You've just had a call from a business telling you they're still waiting for payment....
A new program is helping veterans return to the workforce and civilian life by helping with everything from resume writing to interview preparation. Best of all - it's free!
A special new program is giving Canberra's veterans a chance to secure a rewarding civilian job. Funded by the Department...
It’s tax time! And Aero Group accountants have some interesting tips and advice for new and experienced landlords on what can and can’t be claimed.
Buyers and sellers of investment properties have a lot to think about come tax time. Rules around investment properties are...
Canberra Business Chamber has signed on to help the ACT Government turbocharge the Territory’s export markets - including by finding new ones.
Canberra Business Chamber has again won an ACT Government contract to help local businesses develop export markets, but this time...
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When Karen Anderson’s rural home was threatened by the bushfires in December last year, she was left with an abiding appreciation of others, especially her workmates. A senior IT specialist with Canberra professional services firm Synergy, Karen shares the story of how her employers looked after her mentally and physically with Genevieve Jacobs.
Yoga, mindfulness and psychology may seem an unlikely mix for a professional services company boasting an $85 million turnover, but Synergy Group CEO Galia Cornish says they have been vital to its success. She talks to Genevieve Jacobs about how these people-based tools help to get the best out of her staff and provide innovative solutions for clients.
Chief Minister Andrew Barr says the Territory government will forge ahead with infrastructure spending plans despite the coming deficit. But crunching the numbers is a challenge post Federal election.
Carly Saeedi’s new business venture is giving families the incentive to turn off screens and turn on life. Ian Campbell talks to the Canberra immigration lawyer about how From Aunt Matilda is helping kids to roam free, play wild and explore nature.
The support of local businesses like Canberra-based Rubik3 is helping talented young athletes shine on the international stage. Nadia Pessarossi from Rubik3 joins the ACT's own sporting legend Caroline Buchanan and Genevieve Jacobs to discuss how the high-flying professional services firm’s sponsorship of the Buchanan Next Gen scholarship and mentoring program is providing opportunities for up-and-coming riders to pursue their careers and achieve their sporting goals.
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