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From Graduate Accountant to Associate Director: Celebrating Richard Watkins’ Journey at Moore Australia

Richard Watkins marks nearly 20 years at Moore Australia (WA), growing from graduate accountant to Associate Director. R…

By Moore Australia

7 August 2026

Three generations of a farming family walking together through a paddock with cattle grazing behind them, showing the long term planning a family advisory board supports.

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Good Farming Families Plan for Seasons. Great Farming Families Plan for Generations.

Farming families face tough conversations about succession, strategy and risk. See how a family advisory board helps you…

By Ben Leditschke

6 August 2026

People wearing hard hats review project plans at a large industrial construction site. The image reflects infrastructure development and business planning associated with major defence-related projects and supply chain opportunities in the Northern Territory.

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Defence sector in the Northern Territory: Positioning Your Business for Growth

Discover defence sector opportunities in the Northern Territory and learn how businesses can prepare for growth, complia…

By Nathan Reichstein

6 August 2026

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When is share trading liquid enough for IER Valuation?

Share trading liquidity shapes how we value listed companies. See FY26 ASX turnover data and where meaningful liquidity …

By Colin Prasad

28 July 2026

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Rushy Lagoon 142 million sale: what does it mean for my farm?

Tasmanian farmland values are rising after the $142 million Rushy Lagoon sale. Here is what it means for your farm, your…

By John Gibson

27 July 2026

Australian business owner reviewing a suspicious payment request linked to AI-enabled fraud and cybercrime risks.

Fraud Is Getting Smarter: What Australian Business Owners Need to Know About AI-Enabled Financial Crime

AI-enabled fraud is becoming harder to spot. Learn practical steps Australian businesses can take to prevent scams, cybe…

By Duane Cloete

24 July 2026

An Australian farmer stands in a dusty paddock at golden hour, working dog at their side, moving a mob of sheep across open grazing country.

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Who’s calculating your farm business’s profit?

Your accountant, lender and agronomist don’t measure your farm’s true profit. Learn how to calculate your return on asse…

By Chris Scheid

20 July 2026

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Back to Basics: Why Does a Financial Audit Under ISAs Cost What It Does?

Wondering what shapes financial audit cost under ISAs? See how risk, complexity, evidence and expertise drive the fee an…

By Craig Hemphill

20 July 2026

A group of company directors seated around a boardroom table in a modern office, reviewing printed reports, charts and laptops together during a considered governance discussion.

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Governing what we cannot yet measure: practical AI oversight for Boards

Four practical mechanisms to help Australian boards govern AI risk with confidence, from inventory to autonomy boundarie…

By Wilson Tang

20 July 2026

A multi-generational family group reviewing documents and notes on a laptop as they discuss proposed changes to discretionary trust taxation in Australia.

Treasury consults on the 30% minimum tax for discretionary trusts

Treasury’s proposed 30% minimum tax could reshape discretionary trusts from 1 July 2028. See how family groups, bucket c…

By Ilonka Spaeth

13 July 2026

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