Vodafone outage leaves millions disconnected, revealing need for reliability rules
Peak communications consumer body ACCAN says today’s Vodafone outage is another reminder that Australians are increasingly dependent on telecommunications services that are not subject to the same reliability expectations as…
New Guiding Principles to improve incontinence medication safety for people living with dementia
Monash University researchers are today launching the first co-designed resources to safely guide the use of urinary incontinence medications for people living with dementia. Doctors routinely prescribe medications to manage…
Theatre in Australia: From Colonial Stages to Modern Performance Culture
Australian theatre has evolved into a dynamic and diverse performance landscape that reflects the country’s multicultural identity and social concerns. Its early development was influenced by British theatrical traditions brought…
Indonesia Signals Stronger Regulatory Focus on Business Substance
Indonesia’s latest trade sector reforms are highlighting a growing regulatory trend that foreign investors and businesses should pay close attention to: the increasing importance of demonstrating genuine operational presence. Recent…
Low-cost mental health tool helps refugees in limbo
A simple self-help workbook paired with brief phone support can make a measurable difference to the mental health of displaced refugees, a new study has found. In Indonesia, where UNSW researchers tested…
The Growing Compliance Challenge for Foreign Investors in Indonesia
Indonesia remains one of Southeast Asia’s most attractive destinations for foreign investment, drawing international entrepreneurs and investors across sectors such as technology, hospitality, consulting, and manufacturing. However, as more foreign-owned…
Indonesia Increases Focus on Business Activity Verification for Foreign Investors
Foreign investors operating in Indonesia are facing greater scrutiny as immigration authorities place increased emphasis on verifying whether companies sponsoring visas and residence permits are conducting genuine business activities. The…
Boom-and-bust cycle slowing home building, report finds
A new AHURI report led by RMIT researchers has found market volatility is the biggest barrier to lifting housing construction in Australia, with boom-and-bust cycles disrupting labour, costs, timelines and…
Foreign Companies Face Growing Compliance Challenges When Hiring Remote Talent in Indonesia
Indonesia has emerged as one of Southeast Asia’s most attractive destinations for remote hiring, with international companies increasingly turning to the country’s skilled workforce to support technology, customer service, marketing,…
Bali Property Investors Face Growing Awareness Gap Over Rental Regulations
Bali’s property market continues to attract international investors seeking both lifestyle benefits and rental income opportunities. However, legal and compliance professionals say many foreign buyers are discovering that owning or…













