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ADELAIDE-based entrepreneur and business disruptor Nikki Katzhas made history as the first woman to be inducted into the Real Estate Institute of Australia’s (REIA) Hall of Fame, recognising her as one of the most influential and innovative forces in the business broking industry. The national award recognises and celebrates outstanding individuals and businesses who have consistently achieved excellence in their respective categories within the real estate industry.

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By Leon Gettler, Talking Business >> HOW DOES a company future proof itself in the wake of the climate crisis? Robert Lockyer, the CEO and founder of Delta Global, a leading supplier of luxury sustainable packaging globally, said it’s a major question now that companies everywhere are asking. He said businesses could only do that by evolving around the sustainable needs of consumers. “It used to be an agenda point, and now it’s the agenda,” Mr Lockyer told Talking Business.

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MACQUARIE Cloud Services’ acclaimed Cloud Reset podcast has unveiled a special AI-focused series that calls on some of Australia’s most influential tech leaders to explore how artificial intelligence (AI) will shape business decisions in the years ahead.

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ONGOING SHORTAGES of skilled building tradespeople are not the result of a booming housing construction market, according to the Housing Industry Association (HIA). The last two years of new home commencements have been among the weakest in the past decade. “Australia has just seen its two weakest years of new home commencements in over a decade, meaning these ongoing shortages of skilled trades are not being caused by home building activity,” HIA chief economist Tim Reardon said.

1 week ago | businessacumen.biz | Mike Sullivan |Mike and Judy Sullivan

THE Council of Small Business Organisations Australia (COSBOA) is calling for bipartisan support for a government-led post-election Small Business Forum (the Forum). The Forum would bring together business leaders, peak bodies, politicians and small business owners from across the country in Canberra, where they can discuss and implement practical mechanisms to support Australia’s small business sector.