Gen George sells OneShift to Programmed
As a 21 year old, Gen George spotted a gap in the casual employment market. Five years later, she's sold her business for a sum estimated to be millions.
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Cara Waters
Cara is Fairfax media's small business editor based in Melbourne
CUB pushes out small business payment times
Carlton & United Breweries is increasing payment times to small business suppliers rather than cutting them.
Greens introducing small business payments legislation
The Greens are moving to position themselves as the party of choice for small business.
The unconventional pram company
Redsbaby sells its prams online only and the business is funded using credit cards.
Fake debt collecting agencies and threats to break legs: small business debt collection exposed
Local Blue Pages owner says court judgment against him is unfair.
'Major offenders' sign voluntary code on late supplier payments
The ombudsman will push for legislation if big businesses fail to sign up.
Australian inventors of wine-in-a-can claim rip-off by Japanese giant
Battle between wine-in-a-can inventors Barokes Wine and Daiwa Can Company spans three years and three countries.
From lawyer to Matcha Maiden
Savvy entrepreneurs are cashing in on the trend for matcha.
Government's $300 million red tape removal scheme stalls
Key states are refusing to sign up to the government's small business red tape scheme.
Foot obsession stepping-stone to $100 million business
The private Munro family are shoe royalty in Australia.
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