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Date: Wednesday 3 April 2019. Venue: Old Parliament House. Photography: George Tsotsos. What does the 2019 Federal Budget mean for the people of Canberra? Who are the winners and the losers? Tim Gavel was at RSM Canberra's Federal Budget Update at Parliament House to find out. Click to hear Tim speaking with Andrew Sykes, Director of Business Advisory at RSM...

Menslink’s Big Night Out charity event on Friday night at Hotel Realm was a sell-out, with an Eighties theme ensuring plenty of ‘dirty dancing’, fun times and raised hands for the annual ALLBIDS auction, with proceeds going to help young men in Canberra create a better future. Event: Menslink Big Night Out. Date: Friday 29 March 2019. Venue: Hotel Realm....

Date: Thursday 28 March 2019. Venue: The Social Club, Kingston. Photography: George Tsotsos.

Date: Thursday 24 January 2019. Venue: Government House. Photography: We Are Found.

Date: Thursday 6 December 2018. Venue: Stella Bella Children’s Centre in Fyshwick. Photography: George Tsotsos.

Date: Friday 30 November 2018. Venue: Allbids Office in Fyshwick. Photography: George Tsotsos.

A former Deputy Chair at the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission will take charge of the Canberra Business Chamber in the New Year, as part of the peak business body's new leadership team. Dr Michael Schaper will replace outgoing CEO Robyn Hendry, who finished a four-year term at the helm of the CBC in September. The Chamber held its annual...

Popular national institutions, accommodation hotels, tourist attractions and major events were honoured at the 2018 Canberra Region Tourism Awards on Friday night (23 November). Embracing a Masquerade theme, the annual gala event attracted more than 300 industry leaders and supporters who celebrated excellence in Canberra's growing tourism industry at the newly-refurbished Hotel Realm ballroom. Hosted by the National Capital Attractions...

A Canberra professional services firm which set a high bar for client and community achievements when it launched in 2014 has been named Australia's number one start-up. Rubik3, which began with two people and now employs more than 100, won the prestigious Australian Financial Review award and a swag of other distinctions over the past two months. Rubik3 is 50...

Like any business, it takes a certain amount of tenacity to open a real estate agency. But to open a real estate agency having never sold a house before - and with a business model that runs counter to industry norms - takes serious guts. That's exactly what Ben Faulks did when he started Ray White Canberra (then Ray White...

Each quarter, David Robertson, Head of Economic and Market Research for Bendigo and Adelaide Bank, keeps us updated on the state of the ACT economy with a quarterly market update drawing on statistics from the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), and Real Estate Industry of Australia (REIA). July to September, 2018 quarter Well, we may...

Former Olympic gold-medal winning swimmer Felicity Galvez knows what it's like to push her body to the limit. She also knows how the training grind can take its toll. A fun, encouraging and positive environment is how she describes her new bespoke fitness studio in Watson, appropriately named Galvanised Fitness. The realisation of a five-year dream, the studio caters to...

Canberra author and entrepreneur, Jemimah Ashleigh, recently hit the top of Amazon's best-selling author list in less than two hours on the day of the release of her new book, Position Me. By no means an easy feat, Position Me beat other titles written by internationally-renowned authors like Tony Robbins and Gary Vaynerchuk to gain the number one position. Jemimah...

In 2007 a car accident took the life of a business partner of Mark Love and his colleagues. This was not only a tragedy but also potentially devastating for their business. The director of Bradley Allen Love business and corporation section, Mr Love said a shareholders' agreement was already in place as part of a succession plan. This plan, backed...

Date: Thursday 1 November 2018. Venue: National Convention Centre. Photography: George Tsotsos.

Departing Business Chamber head Robyn Hendry says Canberra is booming, but there's work to do. Hendry, who left the role this month after four years, says she is "full of optimism" and believes Canberra has reached a major turning point economically and socially. "Just as I started at the Chamber, I recall having a meeting with Zed Seselja. He said...