LinkedIn Thought Leader Confirmed to Speak Exactly Like His Posts 1 April 2026 ISSUE NO. 19 Queensland — A reporter attempting to interview a prominent LinkedIn thought leader this week has confirmed that the distinctive tone and structure of his posts appear to be...
This session examines Sun Newspapers Ltd v Federal Commissioner of Taxation (1938) and its role in determining whether an outgoing is on capital or revenue account under s 51(1) (now s 8-1). Please see below link to case materials which is assumed reading in order to...
Accounting Tech CEO Explains Why Every LinkedIn AI Discussion Is Really About Their Product 25 March 2026 ISSUE NO. 18 Melbourne — A Melbourne accounting technology founder has clarified that most discussions about artificial intelligence on LinkedIn are, when...
Lawyer “Humbled and Surprised” to Receive Prestigious Industry Ranking Firm’s Marketing Department Paid For 18 March 2026 ISSUE NO. 17 PERTH — Commercial lawyer Daniel Whitaker says he is “deeply humbled and genuinely surprised” to have been named one of Australia’s...
ATO Data-Matching Reveals Handwritten Signs Strongest Predictor of Tax Evasion 11 March 2026 ISSUE NO. 16 CANBERRA — The Australian Taxation Office has announced a new data-matching initiative after internal analysis revealed that handwritten cardboard signs are the...
This session examines whether rigorous questioning can cross the line into bullying in professional environments. Using Plato’s Hippias Minor as a case study, the discussion considers Socrates’ method of questioning the sophist Hippias and whether the exchange...
