Lana Hallowes
Lana Hallowes is a freelance journalist who writes for various publications. Her work spans a wide range of topics, including health, parenting, finance, travel, and much more. She is also active in the disability space, writing about and promoting inclusion. Lana is currently enjoying the fill-in work she's doing for Business Builders.
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It’s quietly improving women’s mental health. For working mums – especially those running a business – life is a constant juggle. Between clients, kids and everything in between, taking time for yourself often sits at the bottom of the to-do list – if it makes the list at all. Realistically, when was the last time…
Working a few days in the office and the rest from home (or better yet, a cafe) is pretty normal these days. Post-COVID Aussies have embraced the work/life balance it delivers, and many employers have seen the advantages: Happier, healthier workers who are often more productive on their quiet WFH days. But there is one,…
This time of year – when we forget the days of the week and our skin smells of salt from swimming at the beach – is lovely. But the holidays are also a great opportunity to do something few of us actually do. And it could make you much richer in retirement. A super summer…
AI is reshaping Australia’s job market, with tech roles dominating LinkedIn’s Jobs on the Rise list for 2026. “AI Engineer” tops the chart, cementing AI not just as a workplace tool but as a core field of expertise – driving business growth and innovation. Entrepreneurship is also on the rise: “Founder” jumps to seventh place…
Telstra’s climate credibility has been questioned at its AGM with Greenpeace staging a protest. Alongside climate and investment experts, Greenpeace called out Telstra for its silence while serving on the board of the Business Council of Australia (BCA) – who they claim are a “vested interest group that has doubled-down on its support for new…
Artificial intelligence is a big part of how Australians shop online. A staggering 86 per cent of Australian consumers have used AI shopping tools in the past three months, according to Klaviyo’s 2025 AI Shopping Index – which surveyed 1,000 Aussie consumers. Online shoppers are turning to AI to find the best deals (40 percent),…
Payday Super laws have today been listed in Parliament. Here’s what business owners need to know. Unpaid super costs working Australians a staggering $110 million a week in unpaid retirement savings. It is hoped the new Payday Super laws will eradicate this – and simplify the superannuation contribution process for employers. What is Payday Super?…
