Media Release – ACCAN welcomes people-first review of Triple Zero framework

Peak communications consumer body ACCAN has welcomed the Minister for Communications’, Anika Wells MP, announcement today of the imminent commencement of a comprehensive review of Australia’s Triple Zero (000) legislative and regulatory framework. This is a key step towards strengthening public safety and rebuilding national trust in the emergency call […]
Dormant Companies in Indonesia: Why Inactivity Does Not Mean No Obligations

Across Indonesia’s business landscape, thousands of companies exist in a state often described as “dormant.” These are entities—both local PTs and foreign-owned PT PMAs—that have paused operations due to funding constraints, restructuring decisions, or postponed expansion plans. While inactivity may be operationally accurate, it is legally misleading. In Indonesia, a […]
From trash to treasure: turning high-emissions waste into fertiliser

UNSW engineers have tackled a longstanding problem at the heart of global agriculture: how to make urea for fertiliser without the intensity of emissions associated with fossil-fuel-powered factories. The solution is outlined in a study published recently in Nature Communications. Corresponding author Associate Professor and Scientia Fellow Dr Rahman Daiyan from UNSW Sydney’s School […]
Value and convenience reshaping Australian foodservice landscape as consumers head back to eating out

With Australians’ discretionary spending on the rise, consumers are heading back to restaurants – but with a sharper focus on value, convenience and frequency – according to newly-released research from Rabobank. In the report, Australian foodservice: QSR expansion is changing the landscape, the specialist food and agribusiness bank’s RaboResearch division says […]
COLES SUITS UP TO HELP WOMEN IN NEED STEP BACK INTO WORK

Coles launched its annual International Women’s Day appeal today to help empower vulnerable women as new research from Australian women’s charity Fitted for Work reveals a third of the Aussie population (34%) say they are likely to look for a new job in 2026. The research commissioned by Fitted for Work revealed: […]
Building a Villa in Bali: Why Legal Permits Matter More Than Ever

Bali remains one of Asia’s most desirable destinations for villa development, attracting foreign investors drawn by tourism demand, lifestyle appeal, and long-term rental potential. Yet as investment has surged, so has regulatory scrutiny. Authorities across the island have stepped up enforcement against unlicensed construction, improper zoning, and villas operating without […]
Schneider Electric launches EVlink Pro DC 720: High-Power EV charging for all road users

Schneider Electric, a global energy technology leader, has introduced EVlink Pro DC 720, a next generation electric vehicle (EV) charging solution designed for commercial and industrial sites, public charging hubs, and fleet operators. Delivering up to 720 kW of power and capable of charging up to 12 vehicles simultaneously, the […]
KM Pest Control Perth Focuses on Perimeter Defense to Enhance Residential Pest Removal Perth

Introduces the “Perimeter Defense” model, focusing on external barriers to prevent indoor infestations. BYFORD, WA – Maintaining the boundary between the natural environment and living spaces is a primary challenge for property owners in Western Australia. KM Pest Control Perth has refined its residential service model to emphasize “Perimeter Defense,” […]
Buying or Building a Villa in Bali as a Foreigner

Bali continues to attract foreign buyers seeking lifestyle properties and long-term investment returns. Strong tourism demand, limited land supply, and rising rental yields have made villas one of the island’s most sought-after asset classes. Yet for foreign nationals, buying or building property in Bali is governed by a legal framework […]
Why Resident Directors Have Become Essential for Banking and Tax Compliance in Indonesia

Foreign investors entering Indonesia are often surprised by how quickly operational realities diverge from what is technically allowed under company law. While Indonesia’s Company Law does not explicitly require company directors to reside locally, the practical demands of banking, taxation, and regulatory compliance tell a different story. For foreign-owned companies […]