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ICB News Channel

ICB News Channel

By: Rob Marshall
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A Podcast all about the latest in Bookkeeping news, for either Professional Bookkeepers, Bookkeepers in Employment or Business Owners throughout Australia, grappling daily with the latest from the ATO, legislation and other initiatives that define the approach to compliance, Financial Services, HR and general Business health and wellbeing. Join ICB Executive Director, Matthew Addison, ICB Support, Resources and Training Manager, Rob Marshall and a host of the specialist team at the Institute of Certified Bookkeepers, as they unpack and discuss key information for Bookkeepers and Business, coming directly from the highly valued monthly ICB Newsletter as well as the thousands of resources contained in the ICB resource library. Current news, as it happens.

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Rob Marshall
Economics Political Science Politics & Government
Episodes
  • ICB News Channel Episode 57 - Cyber Essential Eight Special Episode
    Feb 19 2026

    In this episode, host Rob Marshall sits down with ICB’s resident Cyber guru, Rutland Smith, for a clear and practical deep‑dive into the Government’s cybersecurity framework known as the Essential Eight.

    Rutland breaks down each element in everyday language—no tech‑speak required—while he and Rob explore why these strategies matter for every Bookkeeper and Business Owner, regardless of size or industry. From reducing risk to building stronger digital resilience, this episode uncovers what you really need to know and how the Essential Eight can protect the work you do every day.

    Tune in to get cyber‑smart, the easy way.

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    29 mins
  • ICB News Channel Episode 56 - January 2026
    Jan 21 2026

    Kick off 2026 with serious momentum on the ICB News Channel Podcast as Rob sits down with ICB CEO Amanda Linton for a powerful start‑of‑year conversation.

    If you’re like most people, your “2026 goals list” is already longer than reality will allow—and maybe even starting to feel out of reach. In this episode, we shift the focus from the technical to the techniques that truly matter for Bookkeepers and Small Business owners navigating a new year full of hopes, plans, and pressure.

    Amanda and Rob dive into the big questions:

    • Should you specialise or remain a generalist?
    • How do early‑year decisions lay the groundwork for future burnout, overwhelm, or satisfaction?
    • What mindset shifts can help you gain clarity before the busy year really takes hold?

    Packed with practical insights and thought‑provoking reflections, this episode delivers plenty of pearls you can apply right now to set yourself up for a sustainable—and successful—2026.

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    35 mins
  • ICB News Channel Episode 55 - Pay Day Super Special
    Dec 17 2025
    In this bonus special episode of the ICB News Channel Podcast, Matthew and Rob tackle what will arguably be the biggest challenge for Business owners and Employers in 2026, the transition to Pay Day Superannuation or Pay Day Super as it is more regularly known. The how it works, the explanations behind the terms and processes, the what to do and the what not to do regarding Pay Day Super, are all unpacked in this episode. There is a lot to take in with this change in approach that has wide ranging impacts that go way beyond just paying Super. And there are many that need to plan and do things regarding this right now, including Bookkeepers and Business owners, and the easiest way to do that is to sit back and take a listen.

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    32 mins
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