Will they or won’ they? That’s the question for world markets this week as the UK goes to the polls to decide whether to…
The latest issue of Washington DC-based communications industry magazine, Capitol Communicator, features an in depth interview with Powell Tate President Pam Jenkins. Pam is also…
It should be a matter of concern that 80 per cent of Australians are opposed to foreign ownership of the nation’s farmland. That was the…
Now, more than ever, companies need to take action and implement serious and effective anti-corruption measures as part of their business strategy. Corruption Commissions, inquisitive…
Powell Tate launched its inaugural ‘Jam session’ this week with headline speakers the Hon. Peter Reith and Mr Stephen Loosley AM on how businesses can…
The Prime Minister will formally call the July 2 election this weekend. He has coyly said so himself. That was the buzz in Canberra around…
The 2016 Budget announced by Treasurer Scott Morrison this evening is clearly an election budget. But it’s not so much what was announced in the…
Highlights The 2016 election begins with the first part of the Coalition’s economic manifesto set to be released at 730 pm Tuesday. A week earlier…
City infrastructure is in the spotlight again as the Turnbull Government seeks to add colour to its Smart Cities program in the lead up to…
By Alistair Nicholas* Many small manufacturing and exporting businesses the world over were taken by surprise on 8 April when China implemented its new e-commerce…