Tag Archive for Australia

Fewer Australians are Starting Small Businesses

The Federal Government should use the upcoming Budget to encourage economic dynamism, as new CEDA research shows the proportion of business owners in Australia hit a record low last year despite ongoing interest in entrepreneurship and self-employment. CEDA’s new report, Hustling, not hiring: Why fewer Australians are starting a business, finds Australia has experienced a…

OpenX and News Australia Expand Programmatic Access to Tubi’s Premium CTV content 

OpenX Technologies, Inc., a leading global omnichannel supply-side platform, today announced an expanded collaboration with News Australia to bring premium CTV inventory from Tubi, Fox Corporation’s free streaming service, to programmatic buyers in Australia. This leverages OpenX’s biddable CTV platform to deliver transparency, brand safety, and flexible access to Tubi’s fast-growing streaming audience. As more…

Australia Post Warns About Facebook Marketplace

Australia Post is urging Australians to stay vigilant when buying and selling items online, following an increase in marketplace scams targeting Aussie sellers. Scammers are approaching people selling items on online marketplaces, specifically Facebook Marketplace, by posing as genuine users. They send a link or QR code through Messenger that leads to fake ‘Australia Post…

The BIG Aussie Review

BIG4 Holiday Parks is calling time on the idea that a great holiday has to break the bank. With the cost-of-living crisis continuing to squeeze Australians, BIG4 is doing something about it by handing one lucky couple, group of mates or family a 365-day road trip around the country, worth over $250,000. Applications for The…

EV Sales Hit High in March

Electric vehicles reached 22.9% of new car sales in March 2026 – the highest on record – as more Australians chose EVs for long weekend travel, supported by lower running costs. EVC and publicly recorded data showed that 24,054 (15,839 BEVs and 8,215 PHEVs) sold in March, with EV sales  growing 69.6% year to date…

4,000km charity ride honouring Robinson brothers

Perth retiree Damien Kelly’s 4,000km solo, unsupported cycling journey across Australia has reached a significant milestone, with the 67-year-old arriving at Border Village and officially crossing into South Australia, marking the beginning of the Nullarbor Plain crossing. Having departed Perth on 16 March 2026, Damien has now spent approximately 18 consecutive days on the road,…

Crusader Caravans Fuel Saving Tips

With global supply pressures pushing Australian diesel and petrol prices to unprecedented highs, Crusader Caravans has released a handy Fuel-Saving Tips for Caravanners guide to help all Australian caravan owners, no matter the brand. The guide is designed to help the Australian caravanning community stay on the road without breaking the bank. As Australians prepare…