Category: Australia

For foreign investors operating in Indonesia, appointing a resident director is often treated as a procedural requirement tied to company formation. In practice, it is one of the most consequential governance decisions a business can make. Indonesian company law places substantial responsibility on directors, and in certain circumstances, that responsibility can extend to personal civil […]

Outlines the professional and technical approach taken for pest removal in Perth. BYFORD, WA – Maintaining a property in Western Australia requires a consistent approach to pest management due to the local environment. KM Pest Control Perth provides specialized services for pest removal in Perth, focusing on the technical application of licensed methods to address […]

Middle brother Liam and mum Emma both available for select interview together A trio of cricket-loving brothers from Melbourne’s southeast are rallying support after their beloved mum was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer, launching a major push to raise vital funds for breast cancer support. Banding together for their mum, Emma, Mulgrave brothers Liam, 22, Ben, […]

For foreign investors entering Indonesia, appointing a resident director is often viewed as a procedural step in company formation. In reality, it is one of the most consequential governance decisions a business will make. The role sits at the intersection of corporate law, taxation, immigration, and day-to-day operations—and errors at this stage can affect a […]

Focuses on how technology allows for more precise pest control Perth, reducing the use of broad-spectrum chemicals. BYFORD, WA – The effectiveness of pest management is increasingly dependent on the accuracy of initial inspections. KM Pest Control Perth has announced the integration of advanced detection tools into its service standard, enhancing the precision of pest […]

Indonesia has long relied on foreign professionals to support strategic industries—from advanced manufacturing and energy to digital transformation and infrastructure development. But as expatriate numbers rise, the government is recalibrating how foreign talent is managed, placing stronger emphasis on justification, transparency, and local workforce development. That recalibration took clearer legal form following Constitutional Court Decision […]

New research as found that school holidays, which previously provided a protective buffer against suicidal and self-harm behaviours in adolescents, no longer have this effect in the post-pandemic era. Using data from the National Ambulance Surveillance System (NASS), Turning Point and Monash University researchers analysed 20,635 ambulance attendances for suicidal and self-harm behaviours among adolescents aged 12-17 […]

Indonesia continues to rank high on the list of expansion targets for foreign companies. With Southeast Asia’s largest domestic market, a young workforce, and strong demand across digital, professional services, and consumer sectors, the opportunity remains compelling. Yet in 2025, the discussion among foreign executives has shifted. The question is no longer whether Indonesia is […]

Indonesia has long been positioned as Southeast Asia’s most promising startup market: a vast consumer base, rapid digital adoption, and steady government efforts to attract foreign investment. Yet as 2025 unfolds, founders and investors are reassessing that narrative. Regulatory reforms have lowered some entry barriers, but persistent administrative friction continues to test new businesses. The […]

Indonesia has taken another step toward reshaping its investment climate with the issuance of BKPM Regulation No. 5 of 2025, a move that quietly but materially alters how businesses—particularly foreign-owned companies—enter and operate in the country. While the regulation is technical in nature, its implications reach far beyond administrative housekeeping. It reflects a broader policy […]