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David Adams is a senior business journalist at SmartCompany. He is interested in the challenges and opportunities facing Australian businesses, along with the influences of technology, culture, and a changing climate. Before SmartCompany, David served as a reporter for Business Insider Australia. You can find him on Twitter at @DavidAdams_AU.

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‘Drinking better’: Why Dan Murphy’s launched a bar dedicated to booze-free beverages

ZERO%, nestled in Hampton, Melbourne, opened its doors Tuesday, offering patrons a full bar experience without the hangover.

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Explainer: What are the new 20% tax deductions on tech and digital skills training, and how do they work?

Tech upgrades and digital skills emerged as key points of the 2022-2023 federal budget, thanks to two new tax deductions proposed by the Morrison government.

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Budget 2022: Small business groups respond favourably to tax and skills updates, but the “devil is in the detail”

Australia's small business community has expressed early support for some measures introduced by the 2022-2023 federal budget, without declaring it a cure-all for challenges facing the sector.

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Budget 2022: Australian SMEs granted 20% “bonus” tax deductions on tech upgrades and digital skills training

Australian businesses spending on digital skills and equipment will receive $1.6 billion in tax relief under a plan coming into effect tonight.

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Ten things small businesses need to know about the 2022 federal budget

These are the ten things small businesses need to know about the 2022 federal budget.

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Budget 2022: New $2.8 billion funding pledge promises to subsidise apprentice wages in high-demand fields

The federal government has pledged $2.8 billion in funding for an overhauled apprenticeship incentive scheme, promising to grow the ranks of qualified tradespeople by subsidising the wages of select apprentices and trainees.

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As the government’s final pre-budget pledges roll in, the ACCI says a $365 million boost to apprentice numbers is hardly enough

ACCI has criticised a proposed three-month extension to the federal government's apprentice wage subsidy scheme, saying the program should be extended by no less than two years.

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Budget 2022: Tax reform, the skills shortage, and climate change are key concerns for SMEs and industry groups

MYOB today published a report reflecting the top concerns of the local SME community, one day ahead of the federal budget.

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ANZ celebrates launch of its digital ‘stablecoin’, putting the bank’s reputation behind a cryptocurrency revolution

ANZ is celebrating Australia’s first bank-backed ‘stablecoin’, which some believe could change how users transfer large sums of money online.

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Graphic design, streetwear, and burritos: A new list of Australia’s wealthiest individuals shows how young challengers are amassing fortunes

Canva co-founders Melanie Perkins and Cliff Obrecht are among the wealthiest Australians, according to the latest Richest 250 list.

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