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Jan 17, 2025 | 
examiner.com.au | David Adams
Shoppers cross the road on Brisbane Street. Picture by Phillip BiggsIn recent months, the Examiner has published various articles on ways to revitalise our city mall and its heart (e.g., Sunday Examiner 12 Jan). Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
examiner.com.au | David Adams
A concept design from Cox Architecture showing the inside of the stadium during a cricket game. Picture suppliedAs the Stadium issue festers into 2025, the key risks and opportunities are much clearer than they were in 2022, when the Stadium was presented as all beer and Skittles. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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Nov 29, 2024 | 
examiner.com.au | David Adams
The Elphin Sports Centre was converted into a drive-through COVID-19 testing clinic. Picture: Paul Scambler. It initially seemed a little odd to me that the West Tamar would approve a motion essentially challenging the mainstream view of governments about the risks of COVID-19 vaccines (The Examiner 27/11)Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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Nov 25, 2024 | 
cuinsight.com | Steve Maloney |Steve Boylan |Samantha Ziesemer |David Adams
Credit Unions are closely examining their operational expenses. One of the key areas where cost efficiency can be achieved is in the selection and budgeting of a Loan Origination System (LOS). With a thorough understanding of both direct and indirect costs, credit unions can optimize resources, streamline workflows, and improve their bottom line. Here are important factors to consider when budgeting for an LOS.
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Nov 21, 2024 | 
bizcommunity.com | David Adams
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Network International, a leading enabler of digital commerce in the Middle East and Africa, has launched the fourth annual ‘State of Pay’ report, which provides an in-depth look at South Africa’s payment landscape and current trends. Mpho Sadiki, group managing director of Merchant Solutions (Africa) at Network International. Source: Supplied. David Adams, managing director at Payfast by Network.
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Nov 20, 2024 | 
cuinsight.com | David Adams |Scott Butterfield |Doug Williams |Samantha Ziesemer
The first quarter of the year can feel like a clean slate for many people, especially where money management is concerned. Calendar milestones like New Year’s, No-Spend February and spring cleaning create natural momentum for people to re-evaluate their spending, savings, cash flow and debt management plans. Credit unions could be there for members during these moments of self-reflection and goal setting with personalized offers and solutions.
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Nov 19, 2024 | 
cuinsight.com | David Adams |Scott Butterfield |Doug Williams |Jim Holt
The auto lending industry is facing numerous challenges, from market fluctuations to changing consumer preferences. Dealers are navigating a perfect storm of decreasing yet still high vehicle prices, stable but elevated interest rates, and rising consumer insurance premiums—all of which impact whether buyers can purchase a new vehicle. The supply of used vehicles has improved somewhat, but it remains a challenge, partly due to fewer leased vehicles returning to dealerships.
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Nov 8, 2024 | 
examiner.com.au | David Adams
An artist's impression of the proposed Silo Convention Centre in Invermay. Picture suppliedThe Examiner (Sunday, November 3rd) ran an interesting story about Launceston as a Convention Centre City and the benefits it could bring. Tourism and construction benefits were mentioned mainly. Words like 'game changer' were used. There is a 500-600-person Errol Stewart proposal on the table and a bigger proposal from the Launceston Chamber of Commerce, up to 1,000 people. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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Oct 18, 2024 | 
examiner.com.au | David Adams
Government business enterprises like GBEs and the public interestTasmanians should not be surprised by the actions of our GBEs during the ferry fiasco, especially the actions of TasPorts when playing hardball with the TT line. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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Oct 18, 2024 | 
cumanagement.com | David Adams |Laurie Maddalena
5 minutes Why Teams Need Conflict to Thrive One of the most unforgettable moments from my time as a vice president at a credit union happened during an executive team meeting with one of the CEOs during my tenure. He was someone who often preached the importance of fostering a culture where employees felt empowered to speak up, share ideas, and take ownership of their roles. He emphasized how vital it was to disagree and challenge the status quo in pursuit of better outcomes.
