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The NOT so Silent Business Partner "We can build your systems, handle your books and manage your suppliers. You get the time back to do what you're good at.” - Don Doolan

You didn't get into business to become a bookkeeper, a BAS agent, or an expert in financing, software or systems. How much faster could you grow your business—and how much more would you enjoy it—if you could trust someone to run that side of things for you? Our clients are builders, designers, plumbers... Anyone who needs to know their numbers to make smart business decisions. Don Doolan has built, bought, turned around and sold all sorts of businesses, so we've walked in your shoes and know what you need to know.

Australia’s unemployment rate has hit a five-year high of 4.7 per cent in September, official figures show. The last tim...
19/10/2026

Australia’s unemployment rate has hit a five-year high of 4.7 per cent in September, official figures show. The last time it was higher was at the end of the Covid lockdowns in October 2021.

Throughout 2026, the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate has increased steadily, up from 4.1 per cent in January. The warning signs of a slowing labour market are mounting.

So what’s next? Inside Small Business investigates.

Australia’s unemployment rate has hit a five-year high of 4.7 per cent in September, official figures show. The last time it was higher was at the end of the Covid lockdowns in October 2021.

16/10/2026

Conflict has the ability to challenge and motivate people to achieve extraordinary outcomes, like the bewildering fact that one tiny German laundry room spawned two of the global powerhouses of sportswear. It also contains the inverse energy that can easily tear you apart.

The Dassler brothers rivalry may have spawned two massive brands in Adidas and Puma but their conflict also blinded them to opportunities.

14/10/2026

Could your business lose its .com.au? Domain name rule change sparks fears

Businesses have built brands around .com.au domains they legitimately registered years ago.

Proposed new rules have raised questions about whether they will still be able to keep them.

Businesses have built brands around .com.au domains they legitimately registered years ago. Proposed new rules have raised questions about whether they will still be able to keep them.

12/10/2026

What will happen when SMEs can no longer use credit cards to pay tax bills?

Will you be affected by this change?

From December 1, Australians will no longer be able to pay their tax bills directly to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) using credit cards.

09/10/2026

The Australian Taxation Office will stop accepting credit card payments from November 30, forcing taxpayers reliant on credit cards to find a new payment method.

Thoughts on this decision?

Taxpayers that rely on credit cards to pay the ATO will need to find a new payment method.

05/10/2026

How to establish your small business without selling your soul to Meta

Selling isn’t about tricking people into buying your stuff – it isn’t about being sleazy, and it certainly isn't about paying Mark Zuckerberg for the privilege of shouting into the noisy social media abyss.

Most small-business owners simply don’t have a spare $10,000 lying around to keep feeding the Meta machine.

02/10/2026

Some shops are encouraging cash payments ahead of a nationwide ban on card surcharges.

The ban comes with new limits on the fees banks can charge businesses, but shops can no longer pass on these card costs directly.

Card surcharges cost small businesses thousands in fees annually. While many stores pass these fees onto shoppers, the RBA is set to change this from October 1.

30/09/2026

Australia Post's surprise delivery fees 'silently killing' some small businesses

Have you been affected by this at all?

This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced.

28/09/2026

Why working from home is becoming a business strategy and they have come up with five steps to success.

Working from home avoids lengthy commutes and interruptions, and gives greater flexibility to structure the day around peak productivity.

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