With Interest
The With Interest podcast brings you unrivalled commentary and thought leadership for businesses, accounting and finance professionals. Each week, we share expert industry opinions, insights and resources across accounting, public practice, taxation, auditing, finance, strategy, leadership, economic and business-related issues. Subscribe today to stay up-to-date with the latest episodes. With Interest is presented by CPA Australia, one of the world’s largest accounting bodies, with core services that include education, training, technical support and advocacy. In 2018, CPA Australia won an Award of Excellence at the 24th Annual Communicator Awards in the category of 'Podcasts - General-Corporation/Business'. CPA Australia publishes three podcasts: With Interest, INTHEBLACK and Excel Tips. To find out more about our podcasts, visit https://www.cpaaustralia.com.au/tools-and-resources/podcasts - or search for the shows in your podcast service. To contact the podcast team email us at [email protected].
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Auditor Proud: Keeping up with changing expectations in audit
09/18/2023
Auditor Proud: Keeping up with changing expectations in audit
Did you know that the audit function dates back to ancient Rome? Or that it was Henry I who coined the word “audit”? Explore these and other interesting facts about the audit profession in the lead-up to Auditor Proud Day. This wide-ranging conversation covers the audit expectation gap, how auditors respond to climate change and what would happen to the economy if there weren’t enough auditors. Tune in now. Host: Dr. Jane Rennie, Head of Media and External Engagement, CPA Australia Guest: Ram Subramanian, Senior Manager Audit & Assurance, CPA Australia Additional show notes: PDF: Pre-recorded webinar: [Password:CPAAustralia2023] Video: CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance and accounting: Search for them in your podcast app. You can email the podcast team at
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Business Technology Report 2023 – Do businesses that adopt AI outperform those that don’t?
09/04/2023
Business Technology Report 2023 – Do businesses that adopt AI outperform those that don’t?
Do businesses using AI outperform those that don’t? What AI tools are accountants using? Our subject matter experts answer these questions and more as they break down CPA Australia’s third annual Business Technology Report, a survey of technology used by businesses in the Asia-Pacific. Host: Simon Downes, External Affairs Lead, CPA Australia Guest: Gavan Ord, Business Investment Policy Manager, CPA Australia Read for the full findings of our survey. The Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) has detailed information about the cybersecurity risk mitigation strategies. CPA Australia member benefits, tools, guides and links for are available on our website. CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: Search for them in your podcast app. You can email the podcast team at
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Is Australia’s insolvency regime on the right track?
08/31/2023
Is Australia’s insolvency regime on the right track?
We examine the recent Government review into insolvency with the report Chair. Broken or fit for purpose? We put Australia’s corporate insolvency regime under the spotlight. Tune in now. Host: Dr Jane Rennie, Head of Media and External Engagement, CPA Australia Guest: Senator Deborah O’Neill, the Chair of a Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporate and Financial Services (PJCCFS) which released a report into corporate insolvency in July 2023 For more insights, you can read the online and to the review. CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: Search for them in your podcast platform. You can email the podcast team at
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JobKeeper: Assessing the business support
08/21/2023
JobKeeper: Assessing the business support
JobKeeper was the biggest stimulus payment to business in Australian history. CPA Australia’s expert panel takes a look at how this A$88.9 billion stimulus package stacks up against other programs and evaluates its effectiveness. Was it worth the cost? Tune in now. Host: Dr Jane Rennie, Head of Media and External Engagement, CPA Australia Guests: Elinor Kasapidis, Head of Policy and Advocacy, CPA Australia, and Gavan Ord, Senior Manager Business Policy, CPA Australia In June this year, the Australian Government called for feedback on the JobKeeper program. CPA Australia made a submission, . CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: Search for them in your podcast app. You can email the podcast team at
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Expert property market update with Warren Hogan
08/07/2023
Expert property market update with Warren Hogan
Do you need to enhance your understanding of Australia's property market? Whether you’re a homeowner, investor, buyer or renter, this episode will provide you with valuable property insights. Uncover expert perspectives from one of Australia's most respected economists by tuning in now. Host: Dr Jane Rennie, Head of Media and External Relations, CPA Australia Guest: , Chief Economic Adviser at Judo Bank, Managing Director and Founder of EQ Economics, former chief economist of the ANZ Banking Group and a principal adviser to the Federal Treasury. Hogan also undertakes residential property research as an economic adviser to . For more on today’s topic, , offering expert insights on Australia’s property market. CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: Search for them in your podcast platform. You can email the podcast team at
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What you need to know about ISSB's new reporting standards
07/24/2023
What you need to know about ISSB's new reporting standards
The ISSB's new reporting standards IFRS S1 and S2 are set to have a wide-ranging impact. If you’re a business, finance or accounting professional, these expert insights on the two new reporting changes will come in handy. Tune in now to so you can better understand how these reporting changes might impact your business. Hosts: Patrick Viljoen, Senior Manager ESG policy, CPA Australia and Ram Subramanian, Senior Manager, Reporting Policy, CPA Australia Guest: , Partner and APAC Leader of Ernst & Young Climate Change and Sustainability team based in Melbourne For more information on today’s topic, CPA Australia has insights on . Additionally, in the light of climate-related risks becoming a major area of focus for organisations today, CPA Australia has a overview guide. CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: Search for them in your podcast platform. You can email the podcast team at
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The new world of corporate disclosure
07/10/2023
The new world of corporate disclosure
Financial performance isn’t the only corporate benchmark these days. Investor and public information needs are evolving towards a broader set of performance measures, such as climate change, modern slavery and human rights. Tune in now to learn more. Host: Ram Subramanian, Senior Manager Reporting and Audit Policy, CPA Australia Guest: Dr Andreas Barckow, Chair of the (IASB) For more information, the International Financial Reporting Standards Foundation (IFSB) website has an article that CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: Search for them in your podcast platform. You can email the podcast team at
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Navigating tax time and staying safe
06/26/2023
Navigating tax time and staying safe
Are you concerned about data fraud at tax time? If so, this podcast can help. Learn how to avoid online scams and keep your personal and business data safe with expert advice from the ATO. Join Assistant Commissioner Tim Loh and CPA Australia’s senior tax manager as they explain smart ways to avoid online scammers at tax time. Tune in now. Host: Elinor Kasapidis, Senior Manager Tax Policy, CPA Australia Guest: Tim Loh, Assistant Commissioner (ATO) For more information, the ATO website has multiple resources for . The is also updated regularly with support materials. CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: Search for them in your podcast platform. You can email the podcast team at
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Tax time guide for property investors
06/19/2023
Tax time guide for property investors
Are you a property investor? Then this is the tax time podcast for you. Join ATO Assistant Commissioner Tim Loh together with CPA Australia’s senior tax expert as they outline what you need to know ahead of tax time 2023. Don’t miss out on this essential guide for property investors. Host: Elinor Kasapidis, Senior Manager Tax Policy, CPA Australia Guest: Tim Loh, Assistant Commissioner (ATO) For more tax-time insights, the is a helpful place to start. The ATO has further guidance on . CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: Search for them in your podcast provider. Email our podcast team at
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Tax time for tradies: what you need to know
06/12/2023
Tax time for tradies: what you need to know
Are you a tradie? Then this is the tax time podcast for you. Join ATO Assistant Commissioner Tim Loh as he outlines tradies’ work-related expenses for 2023. Also featuring CPA Australia’s senior tax expert, this is the ultimate guide for Aussie tradies at tax time. Tune in now. Host: Elinor Kasapidis, Senior Manager Tax Policy, CPA Australia Guest: Tim Loh, Assistant Commissioner (ATO) If you’re an , the ATO has guidance for you. For more , the ATO has advice for employees or those who run a small business. The ATO also lists information on and Additionally, in the ATO app there is a handy tool called that makes it easier to keep records in one place. CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: Search for them in your podcast provider. Email our podcast team at
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Explore what’s new for tax time 2023
06/05/2023
Explore what’s new for tax time 2023
ATO Assistant Commissioner Tim Loh is in the studio to explain what you need to know for tax time 2023. Along with CPA Australia’s senior tax expert, this is your ultimate guide to tax time. Do not miss out. Tune in now. Host: Elinor Kasapidis, Senior Manager Tax Policy, CPA Australia Guest: Tim Loh, Assistant Commissioner For more essential insights, With Interest has covered the ATO’s changes to , and outlined the . Additionally, if you would like to understand more about , there is an episode from 2022 that outlines key information on this topic. Furthermore, the ATO has guidance on its website for the , and information on as well as the . CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: Search for them in your podcast platform. You can email the podcast team at
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The philanthropy challenge: can giving be doubled by 2030?
05/22/2023
The philanthropy challenge: can giving be doubled by 2030?
aims to double philanthropic giving by 2030. Is this a realistic ambition? Tune in now for CPA Australia expert analysis of the Commission’s review into philanthropy and find out what you need to know. Host: Dr Jane Rennie, General Manager Media and Content, CPA Australia Guest: Ram Subramanian, Senior Manager Reporting and Audit Policy, CPA Australia If you’d like to read more about this topic, CPA Australia’s is online. CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: Search for them in your podcast platform. You can email the podcast team at
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Federal Budget 2023: expert analysis
05/10/2023
Federal Budget 2023: expert analysis
The Treasurer’s Federal Budget 2023 has been delivered with CPA Australia's tax and business experts dissecting the announcement. Stay informed with this in-depth budget breakdown. Listen now. Host: Dr Jane Rennie, General Manager Media and Content, CPA Australia Guests: Elinor Kasapidis, Senior Manager Taxation Policy CPA Australia and Gavan Ord, Senior Manager Business Policy, CPA Australia For additional coverage, head online for coverage. CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance and accounting: Search for them in your podcast platform. You can email the podcast team at
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Dissecting the insolvency crisis in our construction sector
04/25/2023
Dissecting the insolvency crisis in our construction sector
There’s a crisis in Australia. Construction companies are going into liquidation at a record rate, leaving home buyers, tradespeople, employees and the industry in shock. CPA Australia’s insolvency expert shares advice and need-to-know insights. Listen now. Host: Jennifer Duke, External Affairs Lead, CPA Australia Guest: Kristen Beadle, Manager Public Practice and SME, CPA Australia And for more, CPA Australia has a . CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance and accounting: Search for them in your podcast platform. You can email the podcast team at
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Why legislate an objective for Australia’s superannuation system?
04/03/2023
Why legislate an objective for Australia’s superannuation system?
Australia’s superannuation system is a global leader. Worth around AUD $3.4 trillion, the nation should be proud of the world’s fifth-largest super system, one that covers around 16 million Australians as they work towards retirement. So, why is the Australian Government seeking to legislate an “objective” for super? A public consultation on the objective recently closed, and CPA Australia has made a submission. CPA Australia thinks that superannuation is only one component of a broader retirement savings system and, therefore, should not be considered in isolation. Furthermore, there should be a clear long-term vision articulated for Australia’s retirement savings system. We speak with the author of CPA Australia’s submission to learn more. Listen now. Host: Dr Jane Rennie, General Manager Media and Content, CPA Australia Guest: Michael Davison, Senior Manager Advocacy and Retirement Policy, CPA Australia For information on today’s topic, you can read on legislating an objective for the superannuation system. And for more, CPA Australia has a summary page with . CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance and accounting: Search for them in your podcast platform. You can email the podcast team at
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Inside story of the 2023 RBA review
03/27/2023
Inside story of the 2023 RBA review
Did you know the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) was last reviewed in 1981? That was the Campbell inquiry reporting to the then Fraser Government. Much has changed since then. Little wonder there’s great interest in this current review to be delivered to the Federal Government imminently, and which was triggered by the reporting of senior Sydney Morning Herald and The Age correspondent Shane Wright. The respected correspondent joins Jennifer Duke, CPA Australia’s Walkley Award-winning former economics correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. They discuss the potential impact of this review. In particularly, the origins of the RBA and the broader implications for the Central Bank of this review. And with the RBA firmly in the spotlight for its aggressive cash rate rises since May 2022, there will be much focus on this review when it’s delivered to the Treasurer Jim Chalmers. “The reserve bank has this fantastic graph,” Wright says in this episode, “showing its forecast for wages growth from about 2012 marked against reality. And never the twain shall meet. “This is the Mary Celeste of forecasting.” Listen now. Host: Jennifer Duke, External Affairs Lead at CPA Australia Guest: Shane Wright, Senior Economics correspondent with the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age You can read Shane’s reporting and the . CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance and accounting: Search for them in your podcast platform. You can email the podcast team at Audio of RBA Governor Philip Lowe: Source: Reserve Bank of Australia 2021
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Surprise findings from our new APAC small business survey
03/20/2023
Surprise findings from our new APAC small business survey
A new Asia-Pacific Small Business survey by CPA Australia was released this week. And the survey has some surprise findings, despite the economic turbulence and COVID-19-related issues. However, we’ve flagged issues with the government that we believe could harm our future growth. Want key learnings from CPA Australia’s 14th annual Asia-Pacific small business survey? We received responses from 4280 small businesses in: Australia New Zealand Mainland China Hong Kong India Malaysia New Zealand Philippines Singapore Taiwan Vietnam In this episode, we chat with one of the report’s authors to deep dive into the findings. Listen now. Host: Dr. Jane Rennie, General Manager Media and Content, CPA Australia Guest: Gavan Ord, Senior Manager Business Policy, CPA Australia And after you’ve listened to the podcast, have a read of the and vote in our . There is also a CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance and accounting: Search for them in your podcast platform. You can email the podcast team at
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What the Quality of Advice Review means for you
03/13/2023
What the Quality of Advice Review means for you
Retirement and financial wellbeing depends on ensuring all Australians can access appropriate, high-quality financial advice. Right? However, aspects of this sector haven’t worked as well as they could. Instead, consumers and advisers are grappling with high costs, a lack of trust and excessive documentation. For these reasons, there has been a review (Michelle Levy’s Quality of Advice Review, otherwise known as the QAR). The aim of the review is to improve the accessibility and affordability of quality financial advice. The recommendations were made public in February 2023. To dive into the QAR are two CPA Australia experts who made submissions and worked closely with government and industry to help find some practical solutions. Want to learn more? Listen right now. Host: Jennifer Duke, External Affairs Lead at CPA Australia Guests: Keddie Waller, Head of Public Practice and SME at CPA Australia, and Michael Davison, Senior Manager, Advocacy and Retirement Policy at CPA Australia You can also have a look at And read the For further information, CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance and accounting: Search for them in your podcast platform. You can email the podcast team at
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CPA Australia’s response to the Uluru Statement from the Heart
03/06/2023
CPA Australia’s response to the Uluru Statement from the Heart
In this special episode, we explain what this statement actually means. And why a professional accounting organisation like ours is actively supporting reconciliation. And we ask the tough questions, such as, is this an appropriate thing for businesses to be doing? And is there a risk that some will engage in so-called ‘social washing? Providing perspective and insights on this important issue are two experts from CPA Australia. Simone Spaulding, CPA Australia Senior Manager, Culture, Capability and Wellbeing, and Patrick Viljoen, CPA Australia Senior Manager Environmental, Social and Governance Policy. Listen now. Host: Dr Jane Rennie, General Manager Media and Content at CPA Australia Guests: Simone Spaulding, CPA Australia Senior Manager, Culture, Capability and Wellbeing Patrick Viljoen, Senior Manager Environmental, Social and Governance Policy at CPA Australia. CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: Search for them on your podcast platform. Email the podcast team at You can also read e
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Warning: the ATO rule that could plunder your super
02/27/2023
Warning: the ATO rule that could plunder your super
Superannuation for many Australians is at risk of a 45 per cent penalty tax due to ATO rules around applying your own professional or trade skills to your personal life. And who is at most risk of this super rule? Accountants, solicitors, real estate agents and tradies. The current rules prohibit transactions with related parties at “mate’s rates” or no rate at all. Even mistakenly using a work laptop to complete a personal task could trigger a breach. To examine this rule and offer CPA Australia’s view is Richard Webb, Policy Adviser for Superannuation and Financial Planning at CPA Australia. Listen now. Host: Jennifer Duke, External Affairs Lead at CPA Australia Guest: Richard Webb, Policy Adviser for Superannuation and Financial Planning at CPA Australia CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: Search for them in your podcast app. Email the podcast team at And you can read on the non-arm’s length expense rules for superannuation funds. For further reading, there is a .
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The ATO explains changes to working from home deductions
02/22/2023
The ATO explains changes to working from home deductions
Today’s episode features special guest, ATO Assistant Commissioner Tim Loh. He’ll be discussing the changes made by the ATO to working from home (WFH) deductions and what these revisions mean for you. Listen now. Host: Elinor Kasapidis, Senior Manager, Tax Policy, Policy & Advocacy at CPA Australia Guest: Tim Loh, Australian Taxation Office (ATO) Assistant Commissioner CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: Search for them in your podcast app. You can email the podcast team at For further information on today’s podcast, Additionally, there is a for additional running expenses while working from home. And the ATO has a . You can also . Also, the ATO’s , and accounts have content related to today’s episode.
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How new online economy tax changes could affect you
02/13/2023
How new online economy tax changes could affect you
Today’s episode examines new reporting requirements for electronic distribution platforms. This is relevant to many Australians as an estimated 250,000 work in the online economy, otherwise known as the gig, sharing or barter economy. And some of these changes from the Australian Tax Office (ATO) will start on 1 July 2023. Explaining what you need to know is guest expert Elinor Kasapidis, senior manager of tax policy at CPA Australia. Listen now. Host: Dr. Jane Rennie, General Manager Media and Content, Marketing and Communications at CPA Australia Guest: Elinor Kasapidis, Senior Manager of Tax Policy at CPA Australia. CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: Search for them in your podcast app. Email the podcast team at For more insights, on electronic distribution platform reporting. And the ATO has useful information on the
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What business needs from Government in 2023
02/08/2023
What business needs from Government in 2023
Today’s episode looks at budget submissions made to the Federal Government. Each year, hundreds of organisations make submissions to the Treasury. This includes CPA Australia, which has 44 recommendations. Discussing the business issues underlying these requests is guest expert Gavan Ord, Senior Manager of Business Policy at CPA Australia. Listen now. Host: Dr. Jane Rennie, General Manager Media and Content, Marketing and Communications at CPA Australia Guest: Gavan Ord, Senior Manager of Business Policy at CPA Australia CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: Search for them in your podcast app. Email the podcast team at And you can read .
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Your expert guide to the property market in 2023
01/30/2023
Your expert guide to the property market in 2023
Today’s episode looks at Australia’s rollercoaster property market. What do the fluctuations mean for property owners, buyers (including first-time buyers), investors and renters? Discussing this is guest expert Warren Hogan. He is the chief economic adviser at Judo Bank and has recently commenced doing residential property research as an economic adviser to . Warren is also a former chief economist of the ANZ Banking Group and a principal adviser to the Federal Treasury. Listen now. Host: Dr. Jane Rennie, General Manager Media and Content, Marketing and Communications at CPA Australia Guest: Warren Hogan, a chief economic adviser at Judo Bank who has recently commenced doing residential property research as an economic adviser to Halo Technologies. He is also a former chief economist of the ANZ Banking Group and a principal adviser to the Federal Treasury. CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: (coming soon) Search for them in your podcast service. You can email the podcast team at
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New climate policies in 2023 (and upcoming changes) analysed
01/24/2023
New climate policies in 2023 (and upcoming changes) analysed
Today’s episode looks at the Federal Government’s commitments on environmental policy, and what they mean for business in Australia. This includes climate-related disclosures, new emissions limits, net zero, greenwashing, costs to businesses, just transition and more. Discussing this is our guest expert Patrick Viljoen, Senior Manager of Environmental, Social and Governance Policy at CPA Australia. Listen now. Host: Dr. Jane Rennie, General Manager Media and Content, Marketing and Communications at CPA Australia Guest: Patrick Viljoen, Senior Manager of Environmental, Social and Governance Policy at CPA Australia CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting. They are: With Interest INTHEBLACK (coming soon) Excel Tips Search for them in your podcast service. You can email the podcast team at And if you have a question about any of the topics we’ve discussed in this podcast, or any of , email .
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What will happen in 2023? Expert forecast for business
01/17/2023
What will happen in 2023? Expert forecast for business
In this first episode of 2023, we forecast what’s in store for business this year. Specifically, we focus on key areas such as economic growth, the labour force, inflation, and interest rates. To discuss this is our guest expert Gavan Ord, Senior Manager of Business Policy at CPA Australia. Listen now. Host: Dr Jane Rennie, General Manager Media and Content Guest: Gavan Ord, Senior Manager of Business Policy at CPA Australia CPA Australia , providing commentary and thought leadership across business, finance, and accounting: With Interest INTHEBLACK Excel Tips Search for them in your podcast service. And you can email the podcast team at
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CPA Australia podcast update
01/17/2023
CPA Australia podcast update
In 2023, the CPA Australia Podcast is changing its name to With Interest. With Interest brings you unrivalled commentary and thought leadership for businesses, accounting and finance professionals. Each week, we share expert industry opinions, insights and resources across accounting, public practice, taxation, auditing, finance, strategy, leadership, economic and business-related issues. Subscribe today to stay up-to-date with the latest episodes. With Interest is presented by , one of the world’s largest accounting bodies, with core services that include education, training, technical support and advocacy. In 2018, CPA Australia won an Award of Excellence at the 24th Annual Communicator Awards in the category of 'Podcasts - General-Corporation/Business'. ---------------------------------------------------- CPA Australia publishes three podcasts: - With Interest - INTHEBLACK - Excel Tips To find out more about our podcasts, visit - or search for the shows in your podcast service. To contact the podcast team email us at .
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With Interest: Unlock summer job market tips and trends
12/05/2022
With Interest: Unlock summer job market tips and trends
In this episode, we examine the summer employment market. We look at what jobseekers, recruiters and employers need to know, including those in the accounting and finance industries. We also explore job ads, wages growth, and WFH home trends. To discuss this is our guest expert Matt Cowgill, Senior Economist at Australian online employment marketplace, SEEK. Listen now. Host: Dr Jane Rennie, General Manager Media and Content Guest: Matt Cowgill, Senior Economist at SEEK For more career insights, CPA Australia’s is out now. And for market insights, across industries with national and state and territory insights. SEEK has also produced a report that across a variety of industries up to October 2022. This is our last episode of With Interest for the year. But we will return in January 2023 with all-new episodes. From all of us here at CPA Australia, thanks for listening to With Interest in 2022.
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Financial data simplified
12/01/2022
Financial data simplified
In this episode, tech evangelist Doug Boyd from Data reFactory delves into different aspects of financial data. He simplifies what it is and how financial data can be combined with other data to provide meaningful information and business insights. Specifically, he offers his insights into key areas that relate to CPA Australia members and, more broadly, the accounting profession, such as data triangulation, data governance and data sovereignty. Listen now. Host: Dr Jana Schmitz, Digital Economy Policy Lead, CPA Australia Guest: Doug Boyd, Director, Data reFactory
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With Interest: How accountants can support your drought strategy
11/29/2022
With Interest: How accountants can support your drought strategy
In this episode, we look at the risks and approaches to drought planning, preparedness and recovery and the role that accountants can play in this cycle. To help explore this topic is our guest expert Courtney Bryant, Assistant Secretary from the Commonwealth Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. Listen now. Host: Kimberley Ohayon, Manager of Advocacy and Engagement at CPA Australia Guest: Courtney Bryant, Assistant Secretary from the Commonwealth Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry has released two new My Firm, My Future e-learning modules to further support our regional and rural members. One on the which we have referenced in this podcast, and one on . Additionally, you can find .
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